Milford chronicle., 1918-03-08
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Great Senior Sycamore Harry f. FL
lott Of Seaford visited Cayuga Tribe NO
a. I. .. R. NJ, on the sleep Of the 2lth
sun, Snow Moon. He gave a very good
long talk. This was his first official vis-
il to the tribes IN Kent County. Rev.
Ellis Of Magnolia, was with Cayuga tribe
on this Sleep and captivated the mem
bers with his long talk. Quite number
! we're present at the wigwam
! The Willing Workers will hold social
at the NJ f. parsonage next Tuesday
( evening Every member in country and
I town is desired to be present as this
will be the last business meeting OF the
class before Conference.
/ A Farm Bureau meeting will be held
/ N the town hall this Friday evening at
! 7.sO O'Clock by H. H. Zimmerley. County
Agent. Miss Dole viii be present and
! talk on The Selection Of Food. The
public is requested TO be present and get
| interested in subjects that affect the
community.
Miss Name Maxson has returned from
Philadelphia with her spring goods for
her millinery opening. All the pretty
styles in hats and trimmings.
4 delightful surprise party was given
Kenneth Townsend Harrington on Satur-
day evening in honor Of his fifteenth
birthday. Twenty-three boys and girls
were present, with best wishes and gifts.
1t was merry gathering and everyone
had jolly good time.
Last Friday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society was entertained by Mrs. Henry
Hargadine at her home. She was assist
ed by Mrs. Edward Hudson, Mrs. Albert
w. Boone and Mrs. Robert T. Harring-
ton. The decorations in the home were
in green with spring flowers and Ameri-
can and Irish Flags in keeping with the
early spring and St. Patrick's month.
Mrs. J. 3. Derrickson presided at the
meeting i'm the absence of the president.
After the usual business was disposed of
Mrs. Jester Gray and Mrs. j. b. Der
rickson gave a delightful program. Misses
Elma Cook, Sara Burton and Benjamin
Burton sang a number Of Irish songs.
accompanied on the piano by Mrs Gray
Mrs. Reynolds Postles read a humorous
selection in Irish dialect in her usual
charming manner. Miss Lank, Mrs
Counselman and Miss Sarah Burton rem
dered a number of pleasing musical Sc
lections. Verses were composed and read
by the members, affording much amuse-
ment In a contest Of the Five Senses"
"Iaddy's Pig" was won by Miss Clara
mond Belts. During the social hour re-
freshments were served by the committee.
Miss Thelma Donovan of Wilmington
was the geust of Miss Helen Williams
last week
Since the thaw has taken place the
watermains have been found to have
burst in several places, which have been
repaired.
The pupils of the grammar school Wis
ited Barretts Chapel on Tuesday after
noon TO take notes. They will write
a description Of the Chapel and its his
tory
Mrs. l. W. Belts has had her spring
millinery opening and has a beautiful
line Of hats and notions. Everything is
ready for the Easter display.
Mrs. john w Townsend has returned
from a two weeks visit in PHILADELPHIA.
a. H. Lord and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Elliott spent several days last week with
Mrs. Annie f. Lord
Harry Harrington Of near town has
been contend to the house with grip the
past week
William Palmer son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Palmer, left Monday with the Kent
County draft men for Camp Greepleaf
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga
Mrs. j. B. Counselman, who has been
sick several weeks, is much improved
Miss Helen Williams is visiting Miss
Leona Jackon at Princess Anne, Md.
W. z. Davis and c. b. Favinger are
both on the sick list.
William Palmer Of Camp Dix, spent
sunday with his parents, a. W. Palmer
and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. William Spurry and
Hester, visited Camp Dix last
Sunday.