Milford chronicle., 1914-10-16
MILTON NEWS.

tIe day Of the present week. There WEI
,ere many people here from the differeI
the towns Of the county A very interestin
.;on program was rendered. It follows Nor
h day zoo p m, Devotional Services
1nv Kew, w. G. Harris 220 The Work @
~ the Year, President T p. Scott; 2 80
emf Conference The Superintendent, "W
nal Should Be In The County Schools, - Mrs
I;s Marian Dukes; In Town School - T
~ 5. Smith; 500, The Problem of the
49, County School" Rev. +. McElfresh.
~ international Teachers Training "Su.
n perintendent; 800, Offering: Appoint
~ ment Of Committees; $40, "Sundav
nj Temperance Maternal, Mrs. s. II. Mes
~ sick; 400, a Year In The Field, Hun
+ dred Secretaries; AIS to 5 90, Sectional
- conferences: Secondary; Mrs Arthur Rus
re- sell leader; 'Class Organization. "
: Weekday Activities. - Teaching The
n Lesson, - Teacher Training Rev. Frank
4 I'm McElfresh leader; The Advanced
q work, Working In The County
: schools, The Class in Service. - !
4 County and Township Officers" Miss |
tannie Hitch, leader; "Ohicers and |
I Their Duties, Statistician, Why Needed,
dred Work.
80 p. m. Evening Song. TBS. De \
votional Service, Rev. G. w. Harris: s 90
Something Attempted, Miss +. Hitch:
$40, At the Threshold " Miss Edna c !
Barker; $50, Song Offering; S. 80 THE \
Second Mile in Christian Service. " Rev
McElhesh.
Tuesday, 9.l5 a. m.-Devotional Ser
vice, Rev. Harris; $40, THE Bible Tn
The Sunday School, " Rev. Holland. 4
1000, The Mission Person Depart Z
ment, l. I. Kelley; 1880, Reports of q
Committees and Election Of Officers. r
Ofering, Seng; l045. "A Twenty Min =
ltes Missionary Program" Miss Sallie q
q. Hall; ll.0O, Training Specialists In r
Inc Home School," Rev. McElfresh. y
II 80, Question Box. N
Z,OO p. m.-Devotional Service. Rev. r
harris; 20, The Critical Period e
Rev. T. c. Davis; 2.4O. The AduIt Ri r
bic Class Work, >" Rev. W. R, Mowbrav. +
100, Conference Elementary Stand K
ards Mrs n. B Register; Spiritual q
Results With Graded Lessons" Miss r
3ernice Atkins; Juniors at Work . e
Mss Z. C. Baker. =
offering; $50, Apply Efficiency Test r.
70 The Sunday School, Rev. McElfresh Ssl
Inc convention was held in the NJ. 4 n
hurch, and much enjoyed bv all the r
articipants. Homes were provided for 81
II, and doubtless all went from Milton -
leased with their entertainment and de- = :
ghted with the beauties of the town. SaA
I course they did, for they could not =
elp doing so. ~
Next week the Compulsory School Law 81
pes into effect. Then all children be- q
7een-the ages of 7 and IA wears nnst ~
found in the school. SsH
The Christian Endeavor Society of tbe =
T. Church will hold a Halloween -
clal IN the Palmer Block on Saturday esA,
ening, October 81. -
Iomatoes continue to come in in small IS
antilles, and are received BY the can SsAa
rs. -
More gravel is being put on some Of =
, streets. e.9.
Miss Virginia Brockington has been -
ing her mother a visit on Atlantic Is -
eet.
Ilbert, the ll-year- old son of Mr.. and -
s John Reynolds, Of Federal street. ~ |Tss=s7s5
sIlcken with appendicitis on Sun SsEs
= lie was taken to DR.. R. B. Hop
$ once, where DR.. Dick, of Sauls-
y, performed .an operation, assisted
Dr. Hopkins. DR.. Martin of Lewes
also present. The little fellow is
at his home, and his condition is The
,rable. 80 Chap,
automobiles are getting thick around large
lon White and colored people both was iC
them. gram
here are plenty of acorns and hickory enjoy;
tins fall, and squirrels galore. those
lptain James Conwell and Charles On
len, are both having concrete pave Mr.. a
IS laid. town.
sv., Clifford Maize Landin. a retired gather
RED minister, died near Lincoln of given
'psy aged u years months and abs,
Funeral on Sunday evening at 8 young
ck at Lincoln, and remains foryar- themsC
to Haddonield, n. J. Interment An at
place at Magnolia, n. J., on Nor. served
). }. Wilson & Son were the under of man
$. many !
hemiah r. Ingram died near Hol- A de
S Hill on Sunday, ofparalysis. AGED the lat,
ars, months and IS davs. Fun by the
eryices were held at Slaughter Neck umn.
'ednesday afternoon by the Rev Mrs.
r, and interment made in the near of her {
metery, by S. J. Wilson & Son. on Mon
. Sallie Atkins, of Philadelphia and for 10
Hannah Carey, were Lincoln visi- to her
n Saturday devoted
old Academy, the time-honored tian wo
place in Milton, is being repaired missed
often in order for the coming elec- family h
1t will be newly plastered. and Villa
repairs made to the woodwork in and Clal
nd out. guests O