Milford chronicle., 1918-05-24
BRIDGEVILLE

The Bridseylue Public Schools have
been very successful under the manage
men- ot Prof john T. Weutz, and the peo-
D.a of Brldgev!Ile regret 20 see him leave
here for another field of labor The
record honor roll Of me public schools ot
'hs town. for ,be las, month under his
charge was as follows First, Aileeu
Nelson. Marguerite Collision ana Mildred
8Ie-sict. second Mildred Weurz and
Mary Adams. third. Dorothy Richards
and Catherine Hyusou. fourth Gladys
Downs ard Blanche Naudenburg hfth,
Elwood Anderson Mildred Dukes. Nor
gan McAlieu. Helen Otwell and Thomas
Nladeuburg -.X-h. Ethel Carlisle. Leroy
D.ckerson. and Ear, White. seventh, Ll!-
Han Anderson Nar2 lerlte Baker. Safsn
HurloCk. Anna Layton. Minnie MctauirN.
Marie Parker Gladys williams Earl Fer
.G-ou Rooe-. Layton George Ray. NIL
lard Russell and james Wiley eighth.
Le1-a Bluu.ue Lawrence Cahall Harold
Colu son. Marguerite Dukes. Anna DICK
erro- Rachel Hastings, Lizzie kinder
Bessie Kline Madeline Layton. Edwin
Layton Alvin M-ssicN Marie Miller Vel
m4 Suowbe-ser, Alice Sw.gge'f. Maple
Stree. and Ida Tatuan. ninth, John An
d---ou Mary C0uowaN. Esther HEnSon,
Harry McIlvane and Dorothy Ruos tenth.
Ruth Jones eleventh. NeEa DicNerson-
isaac Tru.t- Of near town is .n very
serious condition as a result Of catching
.olI On the measles
Miss Sau.e Parys was taken to Cam
bridge Hospital on Wednesday whore
-he wll undergo an operation for nerve
trouble r the face
EDGAR Kinder narrowly escaped Injury
.raen his horse became frightened a. a
--s.u and ram away
Nr and Mrs William Iuruh and Mr.
and Mrs William Juruh. Jr, )f Middle
.1ua. spent the wee-eud iu and near
town with friends
Miss ELLA Layton has recently been
appointed clerical operator az the West
--g Union Telegraph office here
The pea canning season VIII probably
l0-1 the latter part of next week ana
O. large crop is reported
b. Is Adams ana mother visited friends
near Federll-burg Md. on Tuesday last.
Quite a number Of the Italians have
-rirad 20 pick sr-a wberr.es. but not the
usual large crowds as in years past
Master John Anderson was suffering
with measles the first Of the week, but
is able % oe oUt again now
Charles Larramore has returned from
j business trip 10 Baltimore.
Baker Bros. Of near town. purchased
last week Of Elmer Wiley a Buick car.
Raymond Hastings or Wilmington spent
the first Of the week with his parents
here
The commencement exercises Of the
Bridgev.ile High School will be held on
Monday evening at the Opera House.
Everett C. Johnson Secretary Of State,
viii be the speaker and a fine orchestra
from Chester. Pa, will furnish music.
All are invited 20 attend
Master Leon Layton has secured
position at the p. r. r. station during
the fruit season.
Rev T. 3. Buckaloo Of Camden. " j.,
is spending the week with friends here.
Miss Ida May Calhoun Of Georgetown is
spending the week with relatives here.
Charles Owens and Harry Butler who
have been In the south buying strawber-
ries returned home the first Of the week.
Norman Collision and William Brown
from Tarrytown, y. Y. on sun
day.
Strawberries have commenced 70 ar
rive in the local markets, 80 cars having
been shipped out at this time TUESDAY
EVENING", and or cars partly loaded
on the siding. The first berries were
shipped last year May %. Berries sold
On Tuesday around $500 per crate.
Mr.. W. F.. McCauley, one Of our r. +.
D. carriers, is on his annual Is days va
cation, and his route is being supplied
by Edward Fayerahend.
Martin Elliott motored TO West Chester. /
Il the first OF the week.
fired Swain IS suffering from a num-
Of boils on his neck.