Milford chronicle., 1916-03-17

After several week visit with her
mother Mrs Mary LoAand, on Broad st
Mrs. H. A. Bolles returned last week to
her home at Cushman, Mont.
! William D. Marsh of near Lewes, and
Miss Fannie Shockley. of near MiltoH,
were married on Thursday evening by
the Rev. Frank Holland, at the NJ. P.
Parsonage in Milton.
A st Patrick social will be held at the
home of Mrs Frank Carey, on Thursday
evening the 10Th inst, under the aus.
pices Of the Ladies' Mite Society of the
NJ. P. Church. A silver Offering will be
taken at the door.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. c. T. u. was held at the home of
Miss Lillian Cade on Monday.
A son of John F. Lohand shot an otter
in Prime Hook creek, a week ago. that
measured four feet from its nose to the
tip Of it's tail, and weighed Is pounds.
A Leap Year social will be given on
Thursday and Friday evenings the 23rd
and Gath inst at Masonic Temple, under
the auspics of the Sons of Abraham.
and the Daughters Of Sarah, of Bethel
A. NJ. Il Church. Refreshments will
be on sale.
Andrew ConOway is quite III at his
home in Scull Town.
A Parent Teacher meeting was held Ia
School Hall on Friday afternoon, Mira.
Mollie NAPLES presiding. Quite a num-
Der Of ladies were present.
The Milton Music Club made Its debut
at the NJ. Z. Church on Tuesday even
ing. The exercises were preceded by
prayer by the Rev Zack Webster, and
an Introductory address by ]. M. Lank.
This club is composed Of the best must
al taleut Of Milton. and made a grand
uccess in this, its hrst public entertain
ment. A silver Offering was takeu for
the benefit Of the Piano Fund of the N.
+. S. S, Later another musicale will be
held for the benefit of the Public School |
Library.
During the winter W. H. Chandler |
has had taken from his peach orchards |
all Of the trees that were afflicted with |
yellows. This removal has depleted one
Of his orchards about one.third. We are
Informed, by one Of men that the remain
ing trees are, already, hurt, by the late.
weather; but to what extent
cannot be now. known.
William H Davidson, of PHILADELPHIA.
visited his sick mother; coming down on
Saturday evening and returning on Sun
lay.
W. H. Hanaman, foreman ofth Shirt
md Oyerall factory has been i'll for sew
erel days at his rooms at the lester
House.
A want that has been long felt has been
luPplied BY Rohinsou's Moving Picture
Shows. Heretofore there was no place
# amusement for the people to cohgre-
,ate of an evening, and enjov themselves.
Vow Mr. RoblnsOn's capacious auditor
um is crowded to its fill. on show nights,
nd people go away satisfied that they
lave been amused and edited.
The Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
'unday School held its anniversary on
unday evening in the church auditor I
lm. Alusic, speeches, readings and
ecitations, together with all of the other I
that is usual at a gather
ig Of this kind, was there. $50 90 is I
le amount Of the collections during the }
ear.
Mrs. Lydia Mcgee relict Of the late y
oah Mcgee and a former resident Of {
iltcn, died IN Lewes on Saturday. Fun &
-al services were held at her late home n
. Tuesday morning, and interment
ade in Milton NJ. +. Cemetery on q
uesday afternoon. Deceased leaves to h
lrvive her two sons and one daughter;
apt. Charles Mcgee. of Philadelphia, p
lillian a machinist of Wilmington, and y
I'd Miss Mary of Lewes.
The boiler for the basket factory has n
rived and is being placed in position. I,
Ruuior. with app rent truth, says one
our thrifty widows, is to be married, n
about three weeks. to q Philadelphia q
an, who, years ago, did business in Il
ilton. D. A. c. n
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