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fung Don gargihait benz 0iitrifts-
geridt itberpieien. Die 5aupt.
3augiu uu6 8eiiterin Der 6arm,
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9ermin.
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gsne NnsidHhe fir M.sn.gen.

Die Itdnoigen ausihiiiie Der ut.
gar9 Ben gebor0e ftno iest gebil0et.
@oriisen0er oes 8ergHiigumasars-
iduiles miro an Steae bon 9. S.
C'grien 4err Charles g. @lof. Sm
ibriqen 1T Die 3uiammenieBung fol.
aen0e: Nraii0ent G. 8udiugbam
8iae.9rGiioent, @oulo Gies; Sefre.
tar, <. 9. Beaber; ShatmeTter,
q. o.. Saoeritid; @ounernetre: So
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G. glaf, RanOaa 8. 8ropn, 6.
gudinqbam. @oulo Gies, o. g. So
berltid, 8. 9. Sosforo, 3. u. Sub
ion, 8. 6. glaib, 8. s. 9'8rien
4. 3. GeRidorOs; 5iuan8, Sa0er-
ftid, Barter. gudingbam; 8arabe.
gaaib, geatnn, 9ihoro8; Ban, Bar
Ter, 2ies. 8ufingbam; Ritunl, 8eas
ton, G'9rien, glad; 8ergnitgungs,
glod, 8ronn, Sosforo; Sous,
G'griet, gies Sloion; 4reiie, Ri-
far0s, groIDn Barter; 2ift, SUBJ
ion, Sosfor0, geaton; 9tliif, 0ieB,
gsaib, 5aberitif Giienbabn 8uding'
ban, Slloion, 0aib; Ginfaufs, Sos
for0, Saberitif, &ihoros; Utitglieo.
Ihaft, grorur, glad, 9'8rien.
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ne[h ,tnA 9rnitler.

8rib areisler, Der groBte inter
BEN le6en0en @eigenipielern, Der
Sonntag 0admittng Den IA. Mar3,
Qunft A l1br, i'm @opo 9beater auf.
treten miro. lit nidt MIR ein gothic.
ano0eter aiinItler, ionoern aid Elm
tapferer Sel6, Der freiDiIiq mir fem
Gaterlmno geaen Die Hliiien fdmpfte
nno MIR oilrh Elm @unoer aus Der
gr0Bten @efa9r gerettet Dllroe pa6-
reno etner 6Iirtigen 5hla6t, mobei
er Dermunoet puroe. or tit toll
auf ieiue 2onosmGnnihaft, i'm @e.
genias 81 10 bielen groBen Geiglin.
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a%bItnmmung perleugnen. 0eshal6
bat man aud 5ris areisler iiberaa,
iii GeiD g)orf mo Chicago, Coatio.
ncn 0araebraht, ME iia ielten etnenl
Mlenihen 3u 86eiL meroen. 1as
Qu6itorilim in Chicago, no er 5Dei
0la[ nuftr1t, mar 10 ~ii6erfiiat, bob
500 3uborer auf Der 8ii6ne inter
gebradt ueroen mlBteH.
Man iuiro Inn audi tn Omaha Ell
men narnen @mpfang bereiten non
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@arftberidt.

(@eliefert bon Ser Great 8eiterr
GommiIiion CO.,
Su6 0mabo, 9. Ntdr3 1915.
GiubpieB- 3ufubr 400; Nartt 10
unter itarf.
3iemlt6 CUTE biz cute $3.50
TO.
@ittelmaBige $7.00-7.50.
@cmobnlide $6.50-700.
5tof ainoer $6.50--7.00.
stibe-@lte BIG bette $600-6.50.
8iemIid CUTE bis CUTE $500
5.75.
Cutters S4.50-5.0o.
Gamers $4.O0--4.50.
Gtoders uno 5eeoers, Bette, 500
$50.
IittelmdBige Bis CUTE $3.50
700.
StodG abe So 25--6.u0.
gtod Sellers $5.75-6.50.
Sdpeine- 3ufubr 10000; Wartt
felt bis ltarf. 2urdfdnittspreis
$6.65-6.70. 6otiter Breis 1915.
SdaTe-3ufubr 5000, Warft 10
bober.
Bette hammer $3.50.
|2dmmer-@ute bis bette 5000 biz
1925.
Wtutteridofe $6.25-7.00.
SGbrlingc 81. 508.25.
Bi0oer $7.0n-7 80
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leuten gflt0olf Glbr iii 4enoer, Meb
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i'm alien 8aterlan6e fih Die Sun.
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Omaha Muiifberein.

Ger Gnabo MulifDerein belt
feline monntlihn @eiddTts.9 eriamm.
Iunq in ieinem Seine geitern
4beno al. 9a9 GrIeoigung Der
Routines@eihdft muroen eli neua
Mitglieoer oufaenomIten. Die tn
Iebten Monat nbgebaltcnen 5eitlid
feiten batten ale giinittgen finau-
8iellen Grfolg.
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Sans gnicr aritprben.


9luf Der Gountp Jarm lit Sons
Rltier, eth bier gut befonuter 3eut
iher, M}ontag 46en0 einem Sar5
idlag erlegen. Gr bate Elm 4ltcr
bon So Sabren erteiht. 9Ltt6 ibm
mar es an Der 8iege nid)t geiun.
gen nor0en 0uB er 0ereiuit i'm 9lr.
menbmlie ieinen 2ebensabeno BE-
ihlieBen niir0e. Sn 6plItein gabo.
rem un0 er3ogen erlernte CT 0as
Malerhan0merf un0 fam ais junger
Mann mad Den Ser. Staoten, lieB
li1 in Gobenport nie0er rm0 ipielte
Dor Syabren Int ben oortigen aretien
cine EoQe. Ges Gefteren mirfte er
dls SGauipieler NIT uao bot ii6
fem ternoeutihes @ejen Bis gu lei.
ner laBten Stun0e erbolten. Dor
etDa 30 Sobren fam er nod Omaha
un0 ging bier ieiuam gerufe ots
M}aler uad. 3i0rige @erbaltniiie
iebten fir i'm Elm, e muroe ieiner
5amilie entfremoet un6 fam idlieB
LID ms armenbmts. 5reun0e ulter.
itiiBten ion nit etmos aIeingelo ua0
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mutb Dem 2e6en itets bic bette GEL
te a68ugemiunen. @r mar elm Grt=
ginal; moge CT in Grieoen ruben.
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cine Der bciten un6 b%iGigitcn Jormen
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6eb1u0e gutter 9rlnnen nit Mino.
mibIe. 200 4der eberles, tultibir.
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Giles cinae8dunt. 8eionbers frltbt.
borer idpar5er 8ooen, Ser Gliberit
quite Grnten berborbringt. Bette Sc.
Legenbeit, itd nit serineeu 91itteIn
Elm eigenes Seim az grinoen. 2eid-
te a~n3ablurg uno giinitige 3a1.
lungsbcoingltngen. 5nlis NIT etli.
der ader aano in 8auid genoni.
men. Gpentiiea aud 8n bermietben
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g1hn hat oie GtaOttormuiiion oar.
ouf a%uimcrfiam gcmatt DAB oas
euidlt bea oarau ru0pn0en
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wirf6fd0ft berbunOeu init Gang
bnIIe uno ansipann, ca. 10 9leiIeH
bon Gnrdba, inter giinitigen gee.
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mefIeffnnten molten lire aorelie
uieoerIraen uiter Gbtffre GOO
ii Der n0ulaba Gribaney I. !.
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c6rern ieines min6erbaren Spiele5
yllnier 6riB miro al5fin0eu DaB
es ald bier 1enideu 9iebt Die eis
men nambaiteu Sel0eu IND groBeu
4leiiter 5u mirotgen Deriteben.
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Nad0em Die GiienbaAnen ihren
boQen getrieb mieoer dufgenommerl
ba6en utlo ale Slr GbeilHabme an
Der bieiigen SanoeIsmode ~betbeilig.
ten aaRflelite wie0er eingetroHen
iin6, mabt iif III oereu 9retien oas
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Dlon unterItiiBe Bic 0eutide
RreIIe, lnoem man su ibrer Ser.
breitune beitragt
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q. 3. Nnrn, oeutI1er .Gpti.
Ter. Augqa unteriudt fir BrilIen.
A3-5 gr0nbeis @ebdlioe. Gmaba
abonnirt auf bic adslide Iribiine.
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Or. z. Gt0aOs, Gentifer 5raHen.
nrst NM Cnerntnr.

Meine mebr ols 20-idbrige Or.
fabrutlg BAT bepiefen, bob Diele
,Ernlenleioen obne Operation gebeiIt
fueroen fGnrferL tDenn reht3eitig uHo
rihtia beb1noelt. 500 a. Strobe
(mlaiIaduietts @eb.) Gionr Stir Sa.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
MILFORD NECK.

The wedding of Miss Bickel last week
was a very pretty affair. An account of
this wedding appears in another column
of this paper.
Though late in acknowledging. it is
only right to mention the fact that the
people turned out splendid in support of
the Emergency Hospital Bazaar which
was held in Milford before the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. William Maloney donated
chickens for that and potatoes for the
hospital supplies. David Blizzard has
given potatoes Alexander Kirby has
contributed cash, aud there were several
others on list which was mislaid; but
10 one and all the Committee return
thanks for their contributions.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
HICKMAN.

The Xmas entertainment which va,
held IN Hickman NJ. K. Church on Mon.
day evening, was grand success. Lot
OF presents were distributed. and the
sunday School scholars were remember.
ed by Santa Claus"
The Parcel Post Sale" and "Shadow
Social, y which was to be in Fountain {
Han on Friday evening, Dec. 81. has
been postponed unfil Thursday evening
Jan. 8, 1916. There will be packages
ice cream and cake on sale.
Richard Bullock, of Rolandsville Md
and Master Henry Morgan, of this place
were the guests of W. Bullock and wife
OF Fredericksburg. Md, last week.
Miss Emma Bullock, of FederaIsburg
spent this week with James Morgan and
wife. ''-o
Mrs Estella Reynolds is spending
holidays IN Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA
James Morgan and wife gave turkey
dinner on Monday. Those present were
Richard Bullock, of Rolandsville. Md.
W. Bullock and wife, anc Miss Emma
Bullock, of fredericksburg, Rev. NJ w
Marine, Francis y Neal Blanche CrolI and
Florence Hamilton.
Misses Anna and Clara Lucas soent |
the week with their sister, Mrs. L. Ham !
ilton --"'''
Quite number of town people were
Denton visitors on Friday.
Miss Ina Hughes. after spending the
HOLIDAYS with her parents. returned on
Frances Neal, Henry Neal and Claude
ADAMS motored to Philadelphia on Tues
lay for several DAYS.
Elmer Hignutt is spending the week in
Mr.. and Mrs G. McKnatt spent FRIDAY
nth Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hughes.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Dukes, of Con-
ord, Md, spent the weekend with Mrs. I
iargaret Breeding. t
We are glad to see Hazel Passwaters
Bile to be out again. t
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31

but now a stenOgrapher for the Grape
Ola Company o. Nineland, N. j., is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Warren.
William ArgO, who recently met
with the misfortune of breaking his
leg. died at the Emergency Hospital
in Milford on Monday night.
The Misses Vesta and Mia Macklin
are guests Of Miss Lillian p. Deputy
this week.
Mrs. Ella SOuthard, of Wilmington.
is the guest of Mrs. Mary c. Reed
H. W. Jester and family spent We'd
nesday with r. B. Elliott and wife, of
SeafOrd.
Mrs. J. E. Reed has been confined
to her home the past week with la
grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Russell Of Lewes,
have been spending a few days at the
home of ]. H. Jester.
Miss Sara Bennett was a guest of
her sister. Miss Anna Bennett, at the
home of H. w. Jester and family.
Many large dinners have been en-
jOyed at various homes during the
past week On Saturday the children
and grandchildren of William ]. Reed
same day Robert Veasey entertained
large number of his relatives and |
friends; a dinner was also served at |
the home of H. w. Jester to about 80 |
invited guests; on Sunday. d. Henry
Reed, with twenty-five guests. enjoy
I'd a fine turkey dinner: w. w. Rev
lOlds and Isaac Clendaniel on the
iame day entertained a large number
'f invited guests On Tuesday
arge diners were served at the homes
VI r. A. Wood. d. NJ Donovan and
3eorge COverdale. On Wednesday at
he home of E. T. Wilson and Thurs
ay at the home of E. f. Whitney.
Mrs. s. Otis Jester, Of Wilmington.
s the guest of friends in town.
Miss Minnie Reed, of Lincoln City.
'as a pleasant caller in town on Sat {
rday and Sunday.
Wishing you all a prosperous and
Apply new year. T
PEGGY TRUTH. !
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
GLENDALE.

---ce more we have celebrated the
-hirthday of our Saviour, the time
When the merry Christmas bells ring
their message of peace and joy, filling
each heart with hope, and we are
again nearing the close of the old year
and the dawning of the new. When
we think of the peace that reigns over
Snis fair country of ours, why should
mot we make new resolutions and try
10 make 1916 the best year yet.
We are glad to state that as far as
'Ne can learn the has not been any
suisorderly conduct participated in
during the holidays in or around our
little town. Peace has reigned SUI
preme
Our Christmas entertainment Fri
,,day evening proved quite a success.
Miss Mary Kelley, who is teaching
IN Virginia, is spending the HOLIDAYS
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. KeI-
hey. nv
J. Paul Cranston, of Wilmington.
was guest at the home of r. ]. Glen
daniel the past week.
On Christmas day Elwood Argo. of
Slaughter Neck, and Miss Elsie Bickle |
'of Milford Neck, motored to the home |
of Rev. o. B. Reed, where he Joined |
ahem in the holy bonds of matrimony.
George Jester of Mount Holly, n.
y, is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jester.
Our public school closed on Friday
Tor the Christmas vacation. The teach
ers are spending their vacation at
lheir various homes.
Nardie Ellingsworth, who is en- :
iRlOyed at the Remington Rifle factory.
VAS guest Of his parents on Chriss- ]
mas. v
: "'erren, formerly Of this place. I
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
REDDEN.

Robert West and wife, of Georgetown
and Luther Rust and wife, of Bridge
vile, were the guests of Rufus Rust
last Sunday.
Miss Nora Cooper and Mrs. Bertha
Donovan and daughter, of Jersey Citv.
are spending Xmas with their parents
Mr.; and Mrs. Robert Cooper.
Edgar Short and wife spent Xmas
Day with Argo Hinman and wife.
Olyer Jester and wife spent Sunday
with John Mitchell and wife.
Eddie Rust is visiting his brothe,
Luther Rust, Of Bridgeville.
Rufus Abbott and family are yisitin.
friends in Lewis.
Miss Eliza Truitt is visiting the Misse
Fannie and Minnie Rust
~ The Ladies Society. lof
g!hurel ~ill CIV
iYal
Thur
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
FREDERICK.

The Sunshine Society will hold II.
first anniversary on Friday evening,
Dec 3lst, at 7.30 O'Clock, in the lecture
room Of the 81. +. Church Miss Anna
L. Roat will give an informal talk on
the Hawaiian Islands. cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public.
The young people gave their annual
Christmas dance or Tuesday evening
The hall was prettily decorated with
flags, pennants and evergreen. A big
Christmas tree on the stage with its gay
decorations added to the spirit of the
occasion. The young people as usual
had jolly time
In the midst of the merriment of the
| holiday season our hearts are saddeued
again by the visitation of death in our
community. On Wednesday morning
James l.. Grier passed away. He had
been in poor health for some time.
though not confined to his bed but sew
eral days. Mr.. Grier was one of the
oldest citizens and loved and respected
by all who knew him. He was a life
long member of Barratts Chapel, and his
familiar form and genial smile will be
missed in the Sunday School, where he
was superintendent for many years. He
is survived by a son, DR.. Oliver Grier. /
OF Wilkesbarre, Pa, two daughters, Mrs. /
Millard Hydorn and Mrs. Arthur Melvin, (
who have our sincere sympathy.
William B. HOey, of Delaware College.
is spending the week with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Hoey.
John Barratt Townsend, of Hahne-
mann College, is spending the holidays
with his mother, Mrs. John W. Town
send
Miss Lillian Postles, of the Conference
Academy, IS home with her parents and
on the sick list with grip.
Miss Pearl Camper, of the State Nor
mai School at West Chester, is home on ,,
her vacation and is looking we'll.
Emory Camper, of the Conference Aca-
iemY, IS spending Xmas with her par
ents, J. S. Camper and wife.
Steward Hamilton, of Delaware Col 1
ege, is the guest of w. c. Meredith.
William Palmer, of PHILADELPHIA. spent
Xmas with Mr.. ard Mrs. A. w. Palmer o
J. NJ. Ewing, Andrew Palmer, VIM.
Briggs, of Wilmington, spent Christmas P
With their families here. e
Harry c. Harrington, of the U. S. s. Il
Wisconsin, spent Xmas home.
Melvin Palmer hos moved to town and Ia
couples the house next to II. A. Wer-
,y's. r.
Cornelius Stevenson has moved from ia
is farm to town and occupies Philip &.
emick house. NJ
Ponder Thomas has sold his farm and
owed to the house vacated by Mr.. Hes ia
lberg, who occupies the house adioin- 81
g his garage on David street. q
Harry Fisher, of Carney's Point, spent F.
lristmas Day home. BY
Mr.. and Mrs. c E. Landenburg, of an
spent Xmas with William r,
,urry and family tel
The grip is still prevalent here. and in
any have been unable to take part in we
e Christmas festivities. w
A very nice entertainment was held in Mi
= church on Saturday evening. The
1gs and recitations were we'll rendered he
the little folks were made happy bv ant
sir gifts of candy. inc
Wish all our readers a Happy New W.
ar. snC
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
ADAMS CROSSROADS.

Winfield Hubbard is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. I. Hubbard
Miss Ola Scott has been the guest ot
Mrs. d. {. Adams during the holidays
Miss Minnie Adams is preparing for a
months visit with friends in Philadel-
pbia, Camden and Wilmington.
Francis Neal and Claude Adams mot
Ored to Philadelphia on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid, of Bloomery NJ. E..
Church, will meet at the home of Mrs
Charles Neal on Tuesday.
Mrs. Blanche Adams and Misses Mar
iam and Edna Adams are spending the
holidays with Seaford friends.
Miss Ethel Adams is visiting her grand
mother at Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
.l.lsF -
ANDRE IL.


The Ladies' Aid of Bethel will
with Mrs William Bradley Tuesd.
ternoon, January 4th at 2.3O o'cloe
Sunday School next Sunday at
m; class meeting at 10 80. and
meeting in the evening at d
Everyone is invited to attend anr,
of these meetings.
By this time next week there IA
number of changes made in thisn
aud those who are going to m.s
changes are busily engaged mom
week.
Arthur Morris has moved hisF a.
a = zee near Rridceville, ami
Williamson has mov e. to the q
Morris vacates.
George Carter and family ana
Dill are moving to a place nearis
Miss Violet Morris who is a6'
school at Smyrna this year is y
the holidays with her parents
Mrs. Lawrence Morris of near
Mr., and Mrs, Thomas Bre
tanned their sons, Grover
Wilmington, and Thomas. L.
OF Greenwood, over the hoiidas
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BowW II
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John Morgan
near Greenwood, at dinner on Chnss
day.
Henry Andrew has been under
care OF physician for several days
IS still suffering from a sore throat
Mrs. George Carter has also REQ
the services of physician the pasti
being a sufferer OF nervous indiges
Clarence and Howard CLARK
moved to Adams Cross Roads.
On Tuesday evening several fd
Mrs. Frank Dill rendered her al
'arty: She was the recipient Of
lseful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs George Canis
.uests of Mr.. and Mrs. ElwooiN
N Christmas Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harriet en.enaied soiiie
her relatives from Felt0ne Monday,
Charles Finkbinder and niiy ana
harrison Satterfeld and lie. spenl
hristmas Day with MIR. aujirs Teorg'
lenry, of Andersontown.
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MILTON NEWS.

community tree" was planted on
the vacant lot near the Palmer block oil
buildings. and nicely trimmed with the
beautiful trimmings of the day. and the
holiday festivities began on Christmas
eve, around this tree, and the wigwam
which had been built adjacent thereto
The circumambieut air was made resc-
1ant with eXtemporized carols sung BY
the misses. and impromptu speeches
made by the men. But. on account of a
hitch in the proceedings, this did not
last long, and by go the best of it was
over.
Miss Mamie A. Conner spent Christ
mas with her Milton friends, returning
to Philadelphia on Monday
Arthur Conwell, of Philadelphia, was
a weekend visitor at his mothers home
on North Union street.
Arthur Welch, of York, Pa, enjoyed
Christmas dav and Sunday with his
dather, J. B. Welch.
Among our many Christmas greet
ings" we acknowledge our annual one
from Captain George L. KINNEY of
Philadelphia. May long life and pros
peTity attend him.
The Milton Public Schools closed on |
Thursday the 25rd and will reopen on |
Monday, January 3rd. The two teach |
ers who are now residents of the town |
have gone to their homes to spend their
vacation; Miss Powell to Pennsylvania,
and Miss Paisley to Hobbs, Md
Wiiford White has removed his family
af-om Georgetown to Milton, and occu-
fpies property of James Palmer on Broad
street.
William Crouch, of Philadelphia. aud
Charles Crouch, sons of Walter Crouch
OF Milford, are visiting their grandfather,
80hu Crouch, of Milton.
The anniversary of John Crouch S birth
day comes on the first Of the New Year
"A family reunion will be held at his resi-
aence on North Union street on Sunday.
when his numerous children. and grand
children are expected to be present. and
help dispose of roast turkey, cranberry
sauce, tuti fruit and other delectables too /
znurlerous to mention
john H. Mustard sou Of post master
Mustard, a student at Bank s Business ! I
College Philadelphia, came home on
"Wednesday evening to spend the holi- [
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. 7. Welch are visiting \
relatives in Pasaic, n. J., and other
places. ~. -1-.~
Mrs. Eliza Vaughan, and daughter {
Clara, are spending the holidays at the Il
home of her son, DR.. Edward Vaughan, 81
ct MiddletOwn. 81
Edward Conrad has removed from Ii
Federal street into the Coverdale prop
arty on Mill street. to
J, c. Palmer is recovering from his CT
ste Sndisposition. nj
Mrs. Alfred Argo has removed into q
he property vacated by Edward Courad, n
N Federal street ce
3Tvin Jeleson and wife of Philadelphia. co
we're weekend visitors with MIR. and o.
drs. 9. w. Voshell on Federal street. II
w. II Mears and daughter Gertrude. sp
re visiting their mother at Camden, n. tn
Mrs. Helen Goodman, late of Mills no
0To, was inferred i n the NJ K. Gene aft
eTy on Monday, by Harvey Hickman, on
aneral director of that town. du
Adolph Palmer has removed into the no
roperty he lately purchased of c. Z. ter
aeon, corner Federal and sand streets. hu
Miss Annie Manship of Philadelvhia. ley
tended the funeral of her aunt. Mrs. ant
ellen Goodwin, at Milton on Monday. phi
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John Ratledge, Sr., spent the xmas
holidays in Wilmington with Norman
Hopkins and wife.
Maurice Enright, of near here, was
the e. It of Howard McKpatt, on Xmas
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wrIIIAMs lie. Z

The Christmas entegl Inuent held here
was a decided success. The speaking BY
the children Yas enjo,ed by all present
and Prof. jumps tall was both inst1uc-
tive and INTERESTING
Mrs. William Collins who has been =
sufferer from pleursy is some improved
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson are able to
be out again after having Seen confined
to their home with lagrippg. They we're
the guest of Mr. and Mrs ]. c. Tatman
on Christmas day.
Miss Matte Collins has Travelled nom
Connecticut 10 spend the holidays with
her parents. pr. and Mrs. Vim. Collins
On accouq of that malady lagrippe
being prevdis.Iu in the home Of Messrs
Paul Clifton, Geo..ce Harrington and
Robert Jones the p rost sale which
was to have been 49, e sch9
house on Monday ev
for the benefit of Y
was postponed unit
December 3lst.
invited to com
cause.
Clarence Me
We are gl
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gan and fs
lttact of
been pres
he hon