Milford chronicle., 1912-08-23
BURRSVILLE PASTOR
TAKES A BRIDE,

Rev. Wheatly Marries a Laurel Lady,
Fire Destroys A Farm House. Other
Items.
Rev. Melvin E. Wheatley, pastor of
Wesley M. E. Church, was given a few
weeks vacation which he spent part at
Oak Grove as the guest of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Wheatley. On Tues
day, August 18th, at O'clock, Miss
Gertrude Eliza Mitchell, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Mitchell of Laurel,
became the bride Of our beloved pastor.
Last Tuesday they returned to the NJ.
E. Parsonage amid showers of rice and
q confetti and found spread a sumptiOus
| supper which had been prepared by the
u ladies of Wesley and Central churches,
On besides a donation was given. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wheatley have our sincere wishes
Y for a happy welded life, and may the
7 time spent in our town be pleasant days
= for them to look back upon in the future.
~ G. n. Fountain has improved his resi-
ulsdence by building a new front porch.
d9 r. H. Dill, James Morgan, Charles
luStokes and Thurman,Harris left Monday
2wfor f. TESTERS, near FELTON,, where they
' ARE to do a considerable lot of building.
N.Y. Elijah Smith, of Godsboro, is a guest
cont the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
lc1 mith
or Miss Mary Chance and friend and
y ICSrother spent Sunday as the guest of
loil Pr. and Mrs. Enos Cleaves.
j; u Mr. and Mrs Lloyd LambertsOn who
lIllo bve been spending few days as the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Starkey,
leiI y turned to their home in PocomOke City
'lsIF 'l week.
rluS he little shower of rain that visited
I am Friday was a welcome visitor.
peHo ohm w. Stephens is having quite a
INCA of repairing done on his residence in
utuI w I'm which he expects to occupy at the
laCe of the year.
NorTn.r. and Mrs. Howard Hardesty and
,rauu lren Francis and Mary Elizabeth, of
since bgeville. spent part of last week at
sew home of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. |
l%raIlc % er
lme I Nv. Geo. L. Hardesty and sister Miss
n the Ia, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson, |
Mrs. Thomas E. Cahall and son |
n IuO'er were entertained at the home of |
ave: ave and Mrs. Joseph Simpson Wednes-
u anne dwelling on the farm near town
u IIlaOd d by T. Roby Melvin was destroyed |
Dalgns -e on Monday night, August 18th.
1erculO as Luff, who occupied the property,
-lllnols most all his household goods and
1fQJenLS OF Lu6 SiUOhGllOuSG- WI .
m an clad been very i'll at home for some
Cnls and doctor was summoned imme-
y. One of the daughters was as
ur in helping to remove some of the
Plsnd was seriously hurt. The house
sured. Since the fire the farm
HOwalen sold to a Mr.. Price of near
plOyed ilooro for $500.
Tribe No. 81, T. 0. I. E.,
Mr.. Dicl festival on Friday and Saturday
the sames. A good crowd was in attend
stood thath evenings. The young ladies'
father-ln by request assisted the lodge IN
ETC. Mrng the tables and receiving or
trade and31 were taken in both evenings,
be a succas very good owing to Saturday
being stormy.
Is Price, of Dover, is guest at
capt e of Mr.. and Mrs. James Breed
Sheriff Dill. wife and daughter, and
YER on Safy H. Thawley were Rehoboth
and sold dust week.
On;Iien. 81 P. Sunday School excursion
North. to Love Point Tuesday for their
Building ating.
vste credit Paul Baynard has returned to
chased bviin Denton after spending a
The proper his COUSIN MASTER Dro"n
L. Russell spent three days
the guest of her daughter,
Hollsinger of Ridgley. She 3
The regupanied home by her husband
Al. Al11rninO