Milford chronicle., 1911-03-24
SHORT LOCAL items
Condensed News Paragraphs
of a Local Nature
Shad are In market.

The spring CrOcus flowers are il
bloom.
Don't forget the playground snC
gymnasium.
A play given for charity. "Th'
American Girl"
A good physical game is a tonic FOL
body and spirit.
Physical exercise is necessary to sym
mslrical development.
The Delaware NJ. E. Conference will
meet in Philadelphia April 5th.
The ability to keep your head and
temper in q game Is q part of true cul
tuIe.
The habit Of "playing fair" in a
game is help toward "playing fair"
in life.
There ought to be room enough on
the playground for basket ball, tennis
and crOquet.
Let US have a playground and gym.
nasium. Don't discourage the idea.
Wont you help?
Company B Of this town will be in
spected by an officer Of the regular army
on Friday, April Sth, at s15 p. m.
You all enjoy fine music. 1t will be
found 10 "The American Girl" in
ArmOry Hall next Thursday evening.
Go and see the pretty girls in the
large chorus Of 1.-THE American Girl"
at ArmoTy Hall next Thursday even.
ing.
The New Castle Presbytery will hold
its spring meeting in the Presbyterian
Church at Snow Hill on April 18th
and 10th.
Don't miss hearing the children sing
at the Tabernacle this evening. Msda-
line Bennett, Grace shOckleY and
DelnO Mag.
A box social will be held at Williams
vile school on Friday evening, March
8lst. Proceeds for picnic. All are cor
daily invited.
The regular spring term Of the Super
Tor Court aAd Court Of General Sessions
will convene at Georgetown on Mon
day, April 3rd.
A needy child will be helped through
college by the proceeds derived from
the OperettR given next Thursday even
ing in ArmOry Hail.
"Distance lends enchantment to the
view" quoted the pretty girl. "Oh,
you are away of" replied the young
man, somewhat ambiguOusly.
The very pretty little play the
"Sweet Family" which was given in
the NJ. P. Tabernacle on March l4th,
will be repeated this Friday evening.
The 'Sweet Family" which was
rendered March l4th, at the NJ. P Tab
ernacle, repeated this evening by re-
quest. Don't fail to see this enjoyable
entertainment.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF New Mar.
ket Church will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Horace Workman on Saturday
evening, March 18th. Everybody is
cordially invited.
The local w. &. 4. U. will meet with
Mrs. J. II. Draper, 2lO East Front
Street, on Tuesday March 2sth. at 2.8O
D. M. Text word strength" A full
attendance is desired. Bring or send
dues.
Governor Pennewill hss issued = J
proclamation fixing Friday, March
3Ist, 90 the time for the celebr ration OF
Arbor aud Bird Day. 1t is expected
that exercises will be held in all the
public schools.
Palmer Home at Dover will hold a
donation day Oh Wednesday, April 9Th,
and it is hoped that the friends will re-
spond literally The meeting Of the /
mem bers of the board will be held at
the home on Thursday, April 9Th.
Harry ArRo, Of Slaughter Neck. was
kicked by q mare on Sunday last. He
was in the stable, where the mare had
q young colt, and attacked hIm by |
kicking; one hOof striking him in the /
face. DR.. James P. Lofisnd sewed up
the wounds inflicted and he is getting
on all right.
Don't miss the "Sweet Family" this
evening at the NJ P. Tabernacle with
a few specialties The Misses Ham
mond will play The Holy City" more
than worth the price Of admission, also
a mouth organ and banjo selection also
dialogue by Miss Willoughby and Miss
kathryn Truitt.
At recent meeting Of the "Faithtul
Circle Of Kings Daughters" we found
our treasury very low. We have had
great many calls for help this winter
and are still at great expense. Any
one wishing to contributs to the cause
may send their contributions to the
Miss Ida Draper.