Milford chronicle., 1913-11-21
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ment Thanksgiving night.
If you enjoy a good laugh; do not fai
to hear Ida Jenness Moulton on Thanks
, giving night at Grange Hall in Milford.
The Ladies Aid of Millwood Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. William
Case on Saturday November night 22nd.
An especially attractive program has
been arranged for the Presbyterian Or
chestra Musical. Don't fail to hear it
tonight.
The ladies of the Grange will hold a
rummage sale at the Grange Hall, this
friday and Saturday afternoon and
evenings.
Don't fail to get your ticket for the
Musical to be given tonight in the New
Century Club Room by the Presbyterian
Orchestra.
Thanksgiving night entertainment in
orange Hall will be very much appreciat-
ed, and tickets are for sale at the Adams
Express Office.
The committee in charge of the New
Century Club Bazaar, which is to be
held December 3rd, request that all con
tributions be sent in at once.
Thursday, November 27th, is the date
for Ida Jenness MOultOn's impersona-
tions and musical in Grange Hall, Mil |
ford. All are invited to be present.
Tickets for entertainment at Grange
Hall Thanksgiving night are on sale at |
the Adams Express Office. The chart |
Tor reserved seats will be found there.
|Mahoney Denning, formerly of Mil
ford, has been appointed as stenographer
with I. M. Woodward, PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Supervisor, located at Har-
rington.
According to the regulations for the
protection of migratory birds, which went
into effect October 1st, reed birds can
not legally be killed in the State of
Delaware, at any time.
The Chronicle will 20 to press on
Wednesday evening next week, so that
the employees may have Thursday as
holiday. Send advertising and news
TENS in early on Monday or Tuesday.
It's a pleasure to be entertained so j
hat when you depart, only pleasant
-ecollections of the affair. and Miss I
MoultOn, who appears in Grange Hall T
IN Thanksgiving night, does this to per
lection. Q
The annual inspection of the Organ h
zed Militia of Delaware, made by the d
major of the battalion, c. A. Short of +
Newark. will begin with Company B, at d
dilford, on Friday evening, November t
8th, at eight o'clock. n
The Union Thanksgiving Service will G
e held in the First Methodist Protestant )
'hurch on Thursday, at 1890 8. m. I
lev. T. c. Davis of the Baptist Church 7
,ill preach the sermon. The public is Z
Ordially invited to attend this service. +
The ladies of Milford Grange will hold
rummsge sale in Grange Hall on the
fternOOn and evening of November 2lst
nd 22nd. There will also be few things
Or sale left from the fair, including N
AIMED fruit, pickles and two new quilts. Of
The members of the Junior Order of y y
.merican Mechanics will attend divine ~
ervices in the Avenue NJ. E. Church ~
n Sunday, Nov. 30th, at the usual hour. -, -,
LENDERS of the organization will meet T.
t their hall at ten o'clock. Rev. W. ~
!. Mowbray will preach the sermon. =, =,
The musical program which will tu
Implement the entertainment by Ida a
snness MOulton at Grange Hall Thanks tn
wing night will be furnished by the by
ictrOla in charge of the demonstrator &c
ON Evans & Sons Victrola salesman. at
he program will consist of classical wi
I'd popular selections by Grand Opera co
tars and other famous singers.
John W. Short, who lives four miles
,rth of Milford, took a trip up in
last week and purchased c
le of the handsomest HOlstein cows ca
ID a yearling heifer that was ever Mi
ought to Milford. A short time ago me
r. Short sold his entire herd of Grade re,
to w. N. Hires. He intends TIL
keep only thorough bred stock. of
The new five and ten cent store to be tn'
ened soon by Charles A. Roux in the De
atson Block will contain an entire Du
W stock from New York and Phila- eq
lphia comprising useful articles of no
cd value as well as holiday and fancy NJ no
DDS surprising at prices no higher ~ III
an five, ten and twenty-five cents. me me
is new no bankruptOr second tal
nd goods will be handled However tna
ere will be some splendid bargains cen
cred within small margin cost. New
ticles will be added to stock constantly
meet the demands of the Milford
lde and Mr.. Roux intends to keep a 7
,rdern up to date store OF this mar