Milford chronicle., 1917-06-29
BOWERS.

The farmers will this week fnisl
their pea crop and the majority o
them are well pleased with the yielC
and the money realized from their crop
This week viii bring on wheat harvest
and the report is that crop is very
promising. especially through this sec
ton
Taking all crops in general their out
look is good and the farmers have the
prospect ahead for a bountiful crop OF
all farm produce The prospect Of good
prices for the farm produce, make it
encouraging 10 them.
All the available land. every nook and
corner, is utilized and planted in some
kind OF grain or vegetables
The warm weather OF sunday brought
many people TO the shore, from early
morning until late in the evening i, was
a constant move too and from the
shore In automobiles.
Two large automobiles from Whining
ton containing a party Of twelve men
headed by Rufus BuryiS. came down
early in the morning and spent the day
at the Beach Hotel and an automobile
from Rrenford came later ON and were
the guest at the same Hotel with
party ol sin
The other hotels were wen filled with
guest foy the day beside many visiting
their friends that are occupyiur their
'oti9gcs This taken au,osether. sun
day was quiet a lively day and much
enjoyed 10y The larse number Of visitors
William Buckaloo and Elwood Spayd
TWO af The youns men enlisted in The
Coast Guard Reserve are home on
three days leave of absence from daty
Childreu's pay exercises viii be ob-
served iu our church on sunday. July
lSt., at $50 O'Clock in the evening The
children ARE being trained Tor their parts
in ,hc prosram 10y Mrs Bertha Williams
and Mrs. Jennie Short. which means
Success ia that direction The collec-
lions tor tho occasion is in the hands
W Che children and they are using every
ooc3Ss'NN "a make it a good one
Ans Z G. MaeN,chol and family. Of
PhilSde,.Aa. have moved down ana
opened up their cottaSe. My Maryland
ON the bay front and viii occupy the
same durios the rerlalude- of she sea-
son.
Miss ,.ia Meredi,h o. vioa. has
opened ea~ cot,ase til Nur6er'Su ave.
for the season
The 0,,.,e o, ;as a,5ce and espec-
laly the women a.e S;.u showirs their
patriotism uot only .n words but III
DECIDE. purns the week past they have
been bus,ly enSaged working in the ia-
tercSt 90 the Red Cross Society" This
place Is connected as a branch OF the
Frederick OvganiEatiop and workius as
sidously with them. To their credit
the hrse majority have been enrolled
as members and have subscribed 20 the
fund about one hundred dollars up 70
the present time This is commendable
not only here but evevywhere hut it its
a wel,--known fact that when she
women of the country take hold Of
charitable matter they make il 50 sud
are sure % attain success in the end
The hook and line nshius in the hay
is provi0S exceptionally good, IarSe
parties come daily for the sport and
profit aud hrse catches are frequently
made even by amateur fishermen vita
the hook and line.
William Carey in the employ OF the
telephone company and located at Clay
ton sren, the Weekend with his family
at their home here.
oscar Bie and family ot Philadelphia,
nave occupied their cottase the Bee
Hive" IN south Bowers
Mrs Richard Buckaloo and Mrs
Leon Kelly are on a visit In Ph!adel-
phia az Tho present
1aras,arations are underway with all
those Ia public business here for hig
day on the sth. We have every reason
to believe that day viii be one q the
greatcst q any similar occasions here
20 fore hence the activity among the
caretakers to be able 70 aocommodste
tRe many that VIII likely be here on
that occassion.
VIM. Il. $. Davis q Dover was a
week end visitor with his sister and fam
ly. MIS-. Elmer T. Williams, near town.
Miss Helen d, Williams Is attending
commencement exercises at smyrna this
week
Aliss Iada Davidson Is on an indefinite
visit with her sister, AZ Gordon HeigAts,
Pa.
Joseph we'd Of Camden. n. J.. Is
resort visitor during IRE week.