Milford chronicle., 1914-05-08
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This is clean up week in Milford.
Tulips are beautiful blooms this spring.
Cherries now promise a full crop.
Strawberries are in full bloom now.
Sprinkle the streets and stop the dust
in Milford
Fresh fish are the cheapest thing in
Milford market.
CLANS, from the Delaware bayshore,
are fine sea food on Milford tables.
Did you clear out the rubbish from
your garnet a swell as from the cellar
of your home.
Don't forget that next Sunday is
Mothers Day. All are requested to
wear white flower.
Asparagus and early vegetables are
plenty in Milford markets, but the prices
are higher than in former years.
The Sunshine Society will meet on
Thursday afternoon May l4th, at $50
O'Clock with Mrs. George H. Draper.
Committee appointed for Cleanup
Week is requested to meet at the office
of George h. Hall this Friday evening.
Mrs. Lacy's Sunday School Glass will
hold a strawberry festival on May 18th.
In the dining room OF the NJ. P. Church
for benefit OF church fund.
Supt. B. F. B. Woodall has presented
the Baptist Bible School with fifty copies
of Hall & Mack Singing Books. This Is
the finest book of its klna.
Everybody is invited to attend the
League Social to be given IN the chapel
Nav 18th. Come out and have good
time. Bring the neighbors.
Captain William Murphy has removed
his fruit store from IA Walnut street
to the New Watson Block, next door to
William Roach's barber shop.
VA petition asking for a sewer from
Montgomery Street to Franklin Street,
on South Front Street, will be present
ed to Town Council at It's monthly meet
ing on May 18th.
The 18th. anniversary of the Epworth
League OF the NJ. b. Church Will be
held in the Chapel on Friday evening,
May 18th. Every EpworthIan should
attend this social.
Two of the national holidays during
19l4-Memorial Day and the Fourth OF
July-fall on Saturday. Christmas Day
falls on Friday and Labor Day fails on
Monday, September lth.
IA new pavement is needed from the
Milford Trust Company to the Milford
Post Office on South Walnut Street,
also a concrete curDing along the same
section. Put it down now.
The local w. C. T. u, meets with
Mrs. C. NJ. hammond next Tuesday
evening at 7.S0. Text word 'Remem-
ber." A full attendance is requested as
reports will be given from County Con
ve1tion.
1.-THE store building in Jumps Block
formerly occupied Dy Captain Murphy
has been demolished this week, and
bricks are now piled ready for the masons
to build the walls for the new structure
to replace it.
u The following names of pupils at the
Church Hill School are on the honor roll
for month of April Sixth grade, rear ear
Pearson SO per cent, Ruth Pearson 70
Letha Downes 90. Grace Meeker "
Mabel Hall 80.
a A new pavement is needed from the
Post Office to the Milford Trust Com
Danp on South Walnut Street; The
town must put a curbing there before
the pavements are laid by the property
holders. Get at it.
A gasoline tank holding FIVE hundred
gallons has been placed by the Milford
Garage Company on Second street
South Milford. A flash of Tightening
and a big noise would be a great mis-
fortune to happen in that part OF South
Milford.
Trim the shade trees up from the
bottom along the streets Of Milford 50
that the street lights can illuminate the
sidewalks. The conditions are no"
worse than they have ever been hereto
fore. What's the matter with the Stree !
committee getting at work on this Joo
The Faithful Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters wish to tender to Mr.. Nutter. man
ager of the Palace Theatre their e l;.
treme appreciation and thanks for = n aIs
generosity in donating to the Circle nan .
Of the gross proceeds from the entertain
! ,,oao+ 5ald in said theatre on FRIDAY