Milford chronicle., 1911-03-24
BURRSVILLE.

Mrs. r. h. Dill received a telegram on Mon
day which summoned her TO the home OF her
son Ira h. Dill, al Brooklyn, n. T.. on Tuesday.
The latter being ID with pneumonia.
, Lyman R. Porter, student OF West Chester
State Normal School, is home fer ten days the
guest Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis A.
Porter.
Norris Graham, Of Vernon, was entertained
al the hon Of Mr. and Mrs. a. r. Porter on
sunday.
Tue NJ. P. parsonage property it advertised al
private sale
Mr. ana Mrs NJ. H. Wyatt and little daughter
Evelyn aud George Gunwells, Of Denton, spent
Sunday at the home OF Mrs. Wyatrs parents.
Miss Bertha Baker was an over sunday visitor
Al the home or the Misses Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mira Ottii stafford, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Thurman Garrett, K. Henry, Ray aad Austin
Stafford attended the funeral Of their uncle
George Butler, at Bethel n. P. Church last week
Miss Mary Il. Thawley, Of Chiffon, was n Yis
itor al the home OF Miss FlOrrie +. Dill Thurs
day.
Miss Margaret ThaWley returned home on
Monday after a short visit with her friend, Mits
Ruth Harvey.
Miss win Wilson is visiting Greensboro
friends.
A. l.. Russell, who was sent a. delegate from
Wesley N. E. Church 70 Wilmington, returned !
home Saturday.
Mrs. EnOs CleSveS and Miss Elma Jacobs |
spent Wednesday. OF last week at he home OF |
her father, william Chance, near GI eensbOro.
Mr.. and MTt. John Psrris sttended the funeral
Of Wesley Paris at Harrington on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. stafford we're recent
visitors ~ the home Of their daughter, Mrs.
P. Oakley Sparks, At Denton.
At the reorganization OF the Union NJ. P. Sun
day School the following Oficers were unani.
mously elected: Superintendent, Homer Mel.
vim; as'iStAnt A. l.. Price secretary and treas
uTer, A. T. Porter Organist, Miss Edith simp-
son; librarian, Allie Holman.
Rev. J. T. Bailey, of Hobbs, has been Visiting
friends In this vicinity this week. II
Those who we're recently entertain ed 1t the
home Of Nj. and Ara. Frank Wyatt we're Nm.
Alfred Wyatt, Of EdWardsVille, Del, MTs. Annie
Cleavea, Of Williston, and Rev. J. T. Bailey, Of
Hobbs Nd.
AArlAp Blades and Wealey ThaWley stin re-
msin from Caroline High school, Denton, on
account " sickness.
kOlks 10 Town ana vicinity are saving wood
and lhslling corn At present.
NrA BliEs Baker Wss the guest OF Mira Laura
Russell part OF last week.
Mrs. VIM. wOOteEs.Rnd daughter Amanda,
Of Hickman, we're Gtthe home Of Mr.. and MTs.
James Breeding on Saturday.
The sssesaors Of Caroline County have COM
pleted their work ia this vicinity.
". G. WOoters is now ready 10 contract for
tomatoea..
who could wish for . better ST Patrick's Day?
Thomas Henry Welsh. OF Whitele ysburg, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Laura B. Paris.
Nj. and Mrs T. f. Cahsll and son spent satur
lay evening at the home Of Nrs. N. J. Cahan.
II is hoped by the people OF this town and
7icinity that the State road makers will reach
before many weeks as the roads are 4
n need Of attention.
Owing TO the inclement weather Rev ]. T. Z
Bailey has been unable TO hold his revival ser.
yices the past week at the Union Methodist
Protestant Church.
Mrs. John Stokes, who has been suffering
With the Ia grippe, is slowly improving.
The box social which was held at Smiths
chc6l, south Of town. on Friday evening, was 4
lrgsly attended and also a success.