Milford chronicle., 1917-02-02
SELBYVILLE.

good roads meetings was held in the
-8Wn llali Oi this place last Monday even
1zE and was attended by over 200 men
mostly voters. They came from tar anC
-zaar and were very enthusiastic about
good roads. They have rlght TO De Iol
aNarse ROADS than they travel over at this
.EzasOn are beyond the imagination Ol
Ffaople ia the northern part OF the county
nr State G. l.. McCabe and E. V.
Baker were made chairman ana secre-
Eary of tne meeting. Mr.. Upham, the
lDunty engineer, was the first speaker
and ne was followed by the County Com
-l1aissioners, Frank Holloway, of Millvillei
kRillam Vailant OF Laurel, and VIM.
Mustard Of Georgetown. Other speakers
uFere Charles Cuuen and Andrew Marvel
~ Georgetown, and former insurance
Commissioner, W. r. McCabe, Of this
rRsRn. The meeting closed with a unan
-ansDus resolution that the county should
saute to borrow a million dollars for the
gnuFpose of building good roads. II is the
sincere wish Of ali good public minded
t=ffizeus that good roads VIII be built,
As they sOrely feel the need of them
-They are developing the Will and the
Way and means is sure to follow.
Selbyville is still on the map, even
t1ough she has not been making herself
conspicuous IN the columns Of the Chron-
fa1le Of late.
THE farmers institute was held here
On Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
H1ere were many speakers. Prof Nc
il3Eyan of Kentucky made stirring ad-
1AAseaa On NfGNAAHoNdg GNNAAAAb AAAeLN NAiN
1zittzens Of SelbyYille will not soon forget.
The Parent Teacher Association will
zuld "A meeting on Tuesday of this week
and a program is being planned which
earaunlses 10 make the evening a very
pleasant one as well as profitable.
There have been series of surprise
alzrtles in town attended by the young
-1ZzIried people. The first surprise was
-sax Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Long; the sec
and for Mr.. and Mrs. Asbdry Murray;
s-ze third Tor DR.. and Mrs. II. E. Evans.
and the last one for Mrs. John G. Town
aEnd- The members of this group OF
fsUTprisers are very enthusiastic about the
Eun they are having.
AIRS Roxie Dukes is spending the
egeek end with Mrs. Della Powell in Ber-
willis Davis is visiting his mother and
zister, Mrs. Maggie Davis and Miss Eva
Davis.
The Sewing Circle met on Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Tubbs.
Miss Hern of Frankford and Mrs. Pur-
neil of Berlin Nd, have been visitors OF
HEfHE a2oxie Dukes during the past week.
gaHr- and Mrs. John Tubbs entertained
Mss Mildred Evans of Georgetown and
Nr- and Mrs. Roscoe Ringler of MillVille
AZ dinner on Sunday.
The Literary Society of the SelbyVille
Eigh School mad very interesting pro-
gram ca FRIDAY afternoon at the School
EEguse.
Tym. McCabe and Mifain Wilson of
Ianyer. and DR.. l.. e. Neale Of Baltimore
EEleft the past week on the SiVepuXent
8aY, living on a house boat, cunning
Ehay returned with well filled bag OF
ducks of various varieties.
p B. McCabe spent Saturday and
sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
~ R McCabe, of this town.
Kisses Maude and Gertrude McCabe
entertained Misses Mabel and Rose Irwin
And Julia Purnel and Mrs. Jas. Whaley
- Snow Hin, Md. and Misses Anna
KILLER. of RivertOn, N. j., and Irene
NEslrk of Rose Valley, Pa, at bridge
nz1lcheon on Monday afternoon.
Misses Minnie McCabe, and George
warren have opened a dressmaking es-
gzblishment in this town.
W &. Tubbs is spending some time
Al Chncoteague, Va. 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tubbs ana httle
aanghter have been very i'll for the past
fan days with la grippe.
Lack Middleton and George Smith are
. contemplating the erection of a gents
Tl1rnishing store in this town.
HDlIie and Joshua Murray have rebuilt
gEeir hardwar store, which was destroy
.ea by FIRE last winter.
T.here will be a good roads meeting a
ne Town Hall on Tuesday. The County
commissioners and many local speakers
Ryin be present.