Milford chronicle., 1911-10-20
BURRSVILLE.

The Burrsville Christian Endeavor So
Ciety of Union NJ p Church ioined the
Hobbs Society last Friday evening and
were entertained in the new parsonage at
Hobbs A good crowd was in attendance
Mrs. Francis A. Porter and daughter,
Mrs. w. G. WOOters and little daughter
BerniCe were entertained at the home Of
Joshua B. Raughley of Camp Grove
Miss Mary II. Thawley spent two days
of this week at the homes of relatives in
Denton
REV. 7. J. Sard, ]. A. Billings, Misses
Ira A. Russell and Florrie +. Dill at.
tended the annual SUNDAY School Con
vention of Mispilion Hundred at the NJ.
+. Church i'll Pennington, Delaware, Oh
Friday, October 18th The most inter
esting program had been prepared and
was reported the best ever held by Mis-
pillion Hundred. That speaks well for
Pennington.
Miss Pauline Nichols, of Greensboro.
spent last week as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Cahall, near town.
Miss Edna Salisbury has returned to
her home at Andersontown after visit
with her brother, Arlie Salisbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Wooters and daughter
H1lda, of Ridgely, spent two DAYS of last
week at the home.of Mr. and Mrs lanes
+. Breeding.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Hollinger and /
daughter, of Ridgely ,>spent part of this /
week with Mrs. Hollingers parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs Alex. Russell.
Mr. and Mrs Tilghman Harvey and .
granddaughter Ruth spent one dav last
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hanson, of Todds.
Miss Zoe McCauley, our teacher. and
Miss Nellie Melvin have been recent Wis
itors at the NJ. p. Parsonage at Hobbs.
the guests of Rev. J. T. Bailey and family
Chestruting season is now on. Some
of our young folks have been engaged in
this great sport.
w G. Wooters visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. II. Wooters, of Hickman.
on Sunday
DR.. Theo. Salisbury and R. II. Stat
ford were Harrington visitors on Satur-
day.
John Nichols and daughter, of Greens
bOrO, were Sunday guests at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Thomas Z. Cahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Coursey Hammond, of
Harrington, were highly entertained at
the home of Miss Eva A. Thawlev re-
,ently
Vim 7. Harvey has returned from
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Starkey of Queen Anne's County.
House cleaning days have come busy 7
season for the house wife
Mr. Wilhelm, a farmer living south of
own, had the misfortune to have horse
get down in a ditch and could only be
fitted by block and fall. The horse was {
lot seriously injured and will recover.
Arthur Cahall of FELTON,, was with a
riends in this vicinity on Sunday '
Thursday was legal holiday it being Y
Columbus Day
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. George and daugh-
er, of Downes, were guests at the home
f Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. F. Cheezums last
eek Il
Mr. McNIullen found one of his best a
orses dead in the stable recently. This f;
1akes the second one to die in about two Y
-eeks. n
Mr.. and Mrs Robert H. Thawley and ;,
Ir and Mrs. r. II. Dill were entertained y
t the home of Mrs. NJ J. Cahall and I"
aughter Miss Mollie on Sunday.
Misses Mary H. Thawley, Mary 4.
reeding, H. c. Nichols and w. A Cahall
ere guests at the home of Miss F. Eliza Of
eth Dill on Sunday last a
Quite number of the Burrsvillians are h,
tending the revival meetings which are (,
progress at Hickman NJ. E Church ::
Id Piny NJ. p Church. g
Mrs Scheen. of Philadelphia, is the "a
lest of Mrs. Mary +. Harvey.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Jacobs were Har-
1gton guests OH Monday OF last week.
Miss Mollie Peppers has returned from or
visit with DentonSfriends a;