Milford chronicle., 1915-01-08
BRIDGEVILLE

William Hartzel met with a very pain.
full accident last week while driving in g
carriage. A team ran away and collided
with the vehicle in which Mr.. Hartzel
was riding. He was thrown from the
vehicle and landed on his left shoulder
which was dislocated An attempt to
set the dislocation was unsuccessful, and
he was taken to Salisbury Hospital where
the necessary attention was given to him.
He is improving at the present time.
Cless Shipley and Ernest Temple have
been employed by f. G. Adams to train
his string of four horses, which he intends
to enter on the down State tracks this
{ year. The horses which will be trained
Humming Bird, Lady Adams, Margaret
W. and Beula NJ Humming Bird is a
sister of the we'll known May Bird, for
merly owned by Thad Windsor, of Mil
ford
Miss Anna Dickerson was in Milford
last week as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Russell.
Mrs. Fannie Tucker is visiting friends
in Harrington.
Miss Rhoda and Master Elwood Apder-
son visited relatives at Oakley last week.
DR.. Frank Palmer bought the Maxwell
runabout of Harvey Coverdale.
DR.. Bastein, of Baltimore, was Brid-
geville visitor last Sunday.
Howard West was a visitor at Laws
Cross Roads Xmas week.
Cora O'Neal and daughter, of Will
mington, are visitg B, w. .Conaway.
Vim. Unruh and wife, of Middletown,
are visiting relatives here.
Misses Minnie and Mabel Spence have
been visiting friends near Milford.
VIM. Dickerson has started general
store in the property of N. Ball, recently
occupied by Mr.. Kimbel.
Rev. Howard Davis held services after
Sunday School last Sunday in the Ma
zerine Church here.
o. A. Newton end Geo. Hill, the new
ly elected members to the General As
sembly, attended the reception given by |
Gov. Miller at Wilmington last Monday |
Elmer Wiley and family, of Seaford, |
have moved here and will conduct gen |
eral store in their property here.
Our new postmaster, F. L. Wiley, |
took charge of the postoffice last Tuesday. |
The Bridgeville Fire Co. held their
annual meeting last Friday evening and
elected officers for the new year, H. w.
Viven, chief; George Miller, assistant
chief; ]. w Layton. president; Chas.
Baker, vice-president. H. w. Cannon,
H. w. Viven, Chas Baker, w. ]. Swain,
c. c. Lewis, trustees.
Miss Jennie Campbell, of Chester, Pa,
visited relatives here over Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Hobbs and daughter, of Har-
rington, are visiting her mother. Mrs.
Hewes.
The entertainment given by the B. H.
Class of is at the School House last
Thursday, proved a great success. Every
)ne seemed to be very we'll pleased,
especially the class. They wish to thank
you, one and all for your patronage. y
The young men and women of this
own gave Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Bennett
Kitchens shower at their home on Tues '
lay evening. Many useful and practical I
rticles were given. l
1t has been reported that the lady in {
lack, who has been at large in the up +
'er part of the State, has been seen in a
his town. Officer Conawoy is on the '
Ookout for any suspicious actions. 7
Mrs. L. T. Calhoon is confined to her /
ONE by a severe cold. h
K. M. Wiley has resumed his duties at t
v
H. S. Ledenhorn has accepted the c
osition as clerk for our newly elected t
tate Treasurer, W. J. Swain. Il