Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
BuRRSYILLE

.
! The revival meetings which have been
/ in progress at Wesley Methodist Episco-
pal Church for the past two weeks, under
the direction Of Rev. T. ]. Sard, closed
last Sunday evening. But little interest
was manifested, owing partly to the busy
season. The pastor expects to have an-
other series of meetings the first Of the
coming year He will begin at another
| appointment Sunday evening
Miss Marjory Sard spent Sunday as the
guest Of Miss Ruth Harvey.
Mr. Alexander Russell spent three
ldays of last week in Wilmington, and
was accompanied home by his son Leland
/ p. Russell. who had just arrived in the
/ city from Boston He expects to be wit
his parents for a week.
Miss Ethel Cahall, Of FELTON,, spent
Saturday and Sunday as the guest Of
Miss Mary H. Thawley
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thawey and
children, of Hurlock, spent Saturday
and Sunday with their aunt Mrs. Leuora
Stephens, returning home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank 01aloney, of Avon
dale Pa, and 8Ir. and Mrs Richard
rrce, Of Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm Simpson and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Thawley were delightfully."- entertainedat
the home of Mrs Mary J. Cahall and
daughter Miss Mollie.
Miss Maud E. Pritclett, Of Green's
boro, entertained on Sunday evening at
dinner Misses HALEY Graham, of Green's
bory, and Miss Flossie + Dill Of this
place, DIessrs. Lyman r. Porter, Of this
place, and H. Clifton Nichols, Of near
Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Wright, Of
Denton, visited their uncle, Mr.. Peter
Wright, south Of town.
Misses Mary and Jennie Darrah. of
Smyrna, spent two days Of last week
With Miss Iva Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs r. II Dill spent sun
lay at the home of their daughter Mrs.
4ela Wyatt, of Denton.
The whistle at the packing house seems
o arouse the Burrsvillans at early hours
hese mornings.
Miss Iva Russell entertained on Satur-
av evening a number of young folks in
oHor Of the Misses Durrah, of Smyrna.
were served.
Mr. and Mrs Adam Hollsinger and
auglter, Of Ridgeley, spent two days Of
st week with Mrs Hollsinger' s mother
-rs. Alex. Russell in the absence of
er husband
We are sorry 70 report that Mrs. Ariey
lulsburt is seriously i'll at her home
EAR here. Her recovery is earnestly
.sired by her host Of friends. DR..
wis. Of Harrington, is the attending
iysician.
Mr. Arthur Cahallof FELTON,, spent
lnday with Mr.. G. L Blades and fam
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Wooters, ,ofHickman
ent one day last week with their son,
G. Wooters.
Mr.. and Mrs. john Paris spent sun
) with friends near Ridgley.
Mr. aud Mrs. viii Wooters and daugh-
Buruice, visited relatives in Hickman
emily
,rs Samuel Young Of Houstou's
anch, spent a part of last week with
parents MI and Mrs. W. F.. Cheez-
farmers are now beginning to harvest
ir COW peas which are a luxuriant
lost Of tile corn late planted looks
s promising, and unless we have
y frosts before natures, there viii
an abundance Of corn and fodder.
ding wheat Is also now in order.
ne of the farmers are very busy this
he canuery is running on full time
has been almost overstocked with
atoes
he registration days this year for
'line county. are Tuesday October
and Tuesday, October 10TH It is
Drtant that every one should have
lame on the registration books in his
.ict.
RS. Margaret Carter, who has been
ding some time with her brothers
in town Francis A. Wesley T. aud
Po.tea has returned to her home
where She expects to
rgo an operation for her eyes
p. James Morgan had the misfortune
cl; a nail in his foot
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