Milford chronicle., 1914-03-13
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Friday, the 18th day Of the month.

FRIDAY, the 10Th day OF the month.
There was a partial eclipse of the
moon Wednesday night
Don't fail to look for our two columns
Of Poultry News in next weeks issue
Of the Chronicle.
The Sunshine Society will meet on
Thursday, March 18th. at 80 o'clock,
with Mrs. Geo H. Baynum.
The Ladies Aid Of Millwood will meet
at the home of Mrs. Whitley Short on
Saturday evening, March 14th. All are
welcome.
The Pierce Hardware Co.. of Milford,
dealers and vendors in hardware, was in
corporated at Dover last week with
capital stock of $4,000.
The members Of the NJ. P Church
will hold socks social and entertain
ment in the church next Monday even
ing. All are invited to attend.
March came in like a lion, and if the
old saw counts it will 90 out like lamb
We will all welcome the lamb act, as
the ground hog has done his full duty,
and everybody is satisfied that he knows
his business.
There will be a box social at Laws
School on Friday evening. March goth,
for the benefit of those who didn't get
to attend on February 18th. If Friday
evening is extra stormy come on the
following evening.
Our Poultry Department is ready to
answer all questions pertaining to poul-
try growing. A letter addressed to US /
will bring an answer in the next weeks /
issue of the Chronicle. This feature
will start next week.
Mrs. Joseph E. Holland received this |
week from her son, John P. Holland, of |
Los Angeles, Cal, a large and beautiful /
lemon, which is a fine specimen Of this |
fruit. This single lemon weighs two
pounds and is very fragrant.
A box social will be held at Union /
Church on Thursday night, March 18th, 1
for the benefit of the church. Ice cream |
and cake for sale also. If that night I
should be stormy, it will be held Friday |
night. All are cordially invited.
A box and shadow social will be held
at Cedar Grove School House District 1
III, on Tuesday evening, March 18th.
If stormy it will be postponed until the 4
next clear evening. The proceeds will |
be used for the benefit of the school. /
We will appreciate large attendance.
The Conference Entertainment Com
mittee wishes to say that if they have
omitted anyone in asking them to assist
to entertain the Methodist Protestant
they would be pleased to
have you respond as we have not homes
We trust those who have not
will do so. Committee.
The ladies Of Milford Grange will hold
a Bake" at Grange Hall on Saturday,
March 14th, from three to tive-thirty
D D'clock. Chicken salad, Delaware bis
cult, angel food. cakes, pies, crullers.
potato salad, baked beans, brown bread
and coffee will be sold either to be served
N the dining room or to be taken home.
An entertainment and box social will
De held at Williamsvile School, District
No. Al, on Friday evening. March goth.
Should that evening be stormy, the date
viii be changed to March 9th. Every
me come and make this affair a success.
ladies' bring boxes and gentlemen we'll
illed purses. Ice cream and cake will ,
,e for sale.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Wiz lADlQ q UhLhAA anu supper AAA AaANA I
7th in the lecture room of the church.
he fancy and useful articles will be on
ale at p. m. Among the useful articles
viii be children's s rompers and drawers,
ancy and kitchen aprons and holders. n
he supper will be ready at o'clock
nd will consist of chicken salad, Della
1are biscuits, coffee, ice cream and cake.
The pupils of Church Hill District on y
he honor roll for the month of February
re as follows: Eighth Grade Bertha >,
tevenson, 80 per cent Viola DOwnes, r
0. Sixth Grade, Ruth Pearson, 80
arah Christensen. 95; Letha Downes, N
8 4; Pearl Pearson, 80; Martin Emory,
2 {; Mabel Hall, 80. Perfect in depOrt- r
lent: Bertha Stevenson, Viola Downes, '
liner Calhoun, Martin Emory, Thelma
alhoun, Reva Voshell, Mildred Hill, K
etha Downes, Mabel Hall, Cora Hall,
uth Pearson, Pearl Pearson. Paris Peet,
nnie Christensen, Sallie Donovan.