Milford chronicle., 1916-02-04
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This is the last month Of winter.
and but little real winter weather so
far.
Yellow Jasmine bushes are a mass
Of yellow bloom in Milford gardens
now
Trim all grape vines now. and save
their BLEEDING" if trimmed at a later
date
Many fields have been plowed and
made ready for planting Of peas near
Milford
Seats reserved for the Caulk Club
I Minstrels at John r. Benefits Tick
cts % and 35c.
Howard Boyce is driving the new
rural delivery route from Milford, as
the temporary driver
The Sunshine Society will meet
with Mrs. Edward Lank. Thursday af-
ternoon, February 10th. at $3.50 p. m
Cinders as ballast have been placed
by the ID. NJ & v railroad between
Milford and Lincoln for part of the
distance.
Amateur minstrels are a rare treat
in Milford. The Caulk Club Alinstrels
will give you a rarer treat than you
have ever had.
The only chance you can have for
not enjoying the Caulk Club Minstrels
is that you are temporarily deaf,
dumb and blind.
Remember that the figures Jan II"
should be after your name on the ad-
dress of the Chronicle; look and see
if it is on your paper
The local W. c. T. u. meets with /
Mrs. Theodore COlbOurne. All Wash /
ington street. next Tuesday afternoon /
at 2:30; text-word Salvation"
On Tuesday. March 9TH. home
talent musicale will be given by the .
High School Alumni Association. The
program will be published later.
Remember the minstrels to be Civ
next Friday evening Remember they
are to be given by the Caulk Club
Remember the prices, 25c and 35c
Wednesday was Grounding Day"
and as it was impossible for that ami
NAL to be scared at his shadow and
crawl back in his hole on that day, we
are assured Of an early spring.
The police force Of Milford for the
month of January made SO arrests,
from which fines were paid into the
treasury amounting to more than
800; and number are doing time in ]
Jail
All members Of Sakimas Tribe No.
10, l. o. r. NJ, are requested to meet
IN Tuesday evening, February Sth
Business of Importance will be q
brought before the meeting.
COMMITTEE.
Mrs George b. Hynson will open !
Ter home Friday afternoon for a meet /
ng to organize a Milford branch of i
he Congressional Union for Woman /
Miss Clara Louise Rowe /
will be the speaker of the afternoon. d
Those interested in Woman Suffrage y
d Delaware viii meet this friday T
fternOon. at $3.50 o'clock. at the home d
# Mrs George B. Hynson, for organ n
zatiOn All interested in this move
nent have been requested to he pres
mt "a
The assessment for 1916 for the q
own of Milford will be hung up for "
ubHc inspection next Monday The z
wo lists are hanging at the barber "
hop of Charles Holzmueller in North y
llford and at Norman Windsor's y
tore in South Milford The appeal y
az will be March Sth " "
The trustees of the Milford Emer
ency Hospital met at the First Ma
onal Bank last Friday and author
ed the use of part of the interest
ioney which has accrued from de r
osits on contributions which have n,
cen given to that institution for the az
lrchase of needed equipment ii
The two weeks springlike weather u,
as followed this week by three days ~
lin. which on Wednesday night turn q
/ to snow and sleet Thursday morn III
z the trees were a mass of ice and
e ground was covered with snow to at
e depth of about three and half ~, ~
ches on the level. Clear cold wealth ~ ~
has been predicted by the weather " "
an for the next few days cil G
Rev. T. c. Davis of the Baptist bo
urch. closed his meetings at Ellen no
lie last Sunday night There have
en- so professions; more than so Of 4:
nom will join the NJ E. church Of lee
at place. The crowd at the last ar
rvice was the largest in the history
the church Pastor Davis breaches I
the NJ p Church here tonight, on
low to Clean Up Milford
There is a new song on sale at the 90, 20
a Star Drug Store which many Of sli ss,
r people will be interested in, as -,
was written by one of our former ~
.cters. Miss Helen Eberly. Miss - -
efy taught music in the schools ,,,e
5everaI years and left here to con- ~, ny
ud the STUDY p llusso ~ ',il..,.ei i aw
nd publ for Miss Eberly