Milford chronicle., 1911-03-17
BURRSYILLE.
MarchI Marchl March

"Ah, passing few are they who speak
. Wild stormy month, In praise of thee;
/ Yet though thy winds are lOud and bleak
Thou art welcome month TO me.
With rushing winds aud gloomy skies
The dark and Stubborn Winter dies;
Far of. unseen, Spring faiuty cries.
Bidding her earliest child arise.
Misses Olivia and Laura Carey, Of Concord.
speut sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Har-
vey
Miss Margaret Thawley speat Sunday and
Monday with her lite friend, Miss Ruth Har-
yey.
Norris Graham was the guest at the home Of
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. I. Porter, where his wife Is very
ill.,
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference, Of Caro-
line Circuit which WIS held at the NJ. p. Church
on Monday. March Nm. Wiley. Of Hobbs
WAS elected de egate aud A. T. Porter alternate
to the Maryland Annual Conference. which will
convene Wednesd y. April 5, AT fredericksburg
Il. Henry and Otts stafford were guests at the
home Of their uncle, Geo. Bu ler, charlottesville.
on SUNDAY.
Misses Elma jacob, aud Pearl satterield spent
sunday with s. iran Murphy. south OF town.
Misses Marory and Audury sard are suffering
with heavy colds.
Ia Hobbs items printed IN the Denton Journal
on last Saturday, the following was written
There arrived by express from Gardner. n. y
Feb. p, dog for Mr. J. j. Cunningham. Burrs-
vile, but the agent Mr. Ricards, falling to see
the consignee decided to adopt him as men,
Der OF his family. rne correspondent thinks
such man is not known 10 our town.
FMumps are having thei day through this vi
cinity. Children, who attend Caroline High
school, Denton, are kept home this week by the
disease.
J. Elwanger viii build a dwelling on what
was known as the Dewese farm, but now owned /
by the above man.
Mr. and Mrs John Paris were ont OF town vis .
iturs last Sunday
Miss Edith simpson has returned from an ex-
te ded visit in Dorchester Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas K. Cahall and son Les
ter, spent sunday with Mrs. Cahall S father John
Nichols, near Greensboro.
Mf. and Mrs. Arlte Salisbury and little daugh.
ter Dorothy, spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs.
K. H. Din.
Mrs. I, Il Slpple Of Brownsville, was the guest
of her mother Mrs. James voss east Of Town,
this week.
Rey. C strausburg pastor Of Greensboro
NJ. p Church is expected to assist Rev. J. T.
Bailey in his revival services this week The
meeting on Sunday evening noted much inter
est, with one conversion.
NJ and Mrs. A. l. Russell and SON. STANLEY.
spent Sunday and Monday as the guest Of their
laughter, Mrs. Ida Holsinger as also was their
son, Leland p. Russell, Of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm Chambers, OF Hickman,
Miss Auna Voss and brother Martin, John But.
eF aud Aias Virgie Masten were town visitors
ast week.
MI and Mrs. g L. Blades and SON. Harland.
md Miss Iva A. Russell attended the funeral Of
. Willard Johnson, which was held at Concord
d Church, Rev. L. B. Morgan officiating.
Somerset Slaughter was a visitor at the home (
re. W. stokes this week.
VIM. p. Stafford is taking charge Of A. L. Rus s
sil's store in his absence this week
Rev. I. J. Sara, pastor Of Wesley NJ. E. Church,
10 MoRday morning for Wilmington wnere the
nnual Conference convenes Wednesday. His
'iurn is desired BY his people, s
The snowfall Of last week made 1t seem like
inter was just approaching instead Of the merry {
ring.
Miss Mary Breeding Is spending this week L
th Mrs. I. J. sard in the absence Of her hus- 4
nd.
Miss Elma Jacobs visited Miss Bertha Baker, .
Ringolds Green, last week.
drs Emma Baker is visiting lriende In Della
re. G
iiss Anna Pippin has returned from a two q
eks visit with Henderson friends q
he electric storm, which passed over Sunday ."
ht was oulfe heavv