Milford chronicle., 1918-03-15
BRIDGEvILLE.


The boys from Bridgeville now a,
Camp Greenleaf, will receive any NAL
that is sem 70 them II j; is addressed in
the following way: Sanitary Company.
No. !, n. O. T. c.. Camp Greenieaf,
Forr Oglerhorpe, Georgia. They Will be
glad TO hear from their friends. Those
who are stationed az this camp from
Bridgeviue are George J. Dickerson,
Wilson Layton, Henry ". RssPe. James
Walls. Bertie Passwaters. Grover Tay-
lor, William smith. c. Mcdowell, Sid
Isaacs, Edwin James. Elmer Lohand.
Owing 10 the scarcity Of material the
strawberry crates viii demand high pric-
es this year. They are 55c now and are
likely TO advance in the near future.
Our grest checker players here were
given a jar on Monday when a man
came 10 town and literally cleaned up
the crowd" The man later turned our
TO be the champion Of Philadelphia.
Charles CaIhoon Of Dover spent a part
o. the week with relatives here.
~ E. Parsons, who recently opened
dental parlor in Federaisburg. Nd, I
vas in town on business the first OF the
week
Fred Truitt and Raymond King have
returned from Philadelphia and viii re-
main unIn after the busy farming sea
son.
The first herring Of the season we're In
town on Tuesday and sold for &c per
dozen.
While playing ball at school Raymond
Baker severely sprained his arm
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Whitney visited
Salisbury this week
4 uuurh4- NJ orr- nraz-~- .-s-s--a
ford last Sunday morning where a spe-
cial sermon was delivered TO- them bv ;
Rev. Bunting Of the n <. Church.
James Anderson. OF Chester. Pa IS
spending week with his parents here S
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Taylor and Thos
Taylor Of Preston. we're guests Of Mr.. a
and Mrs c. $ Todd on Sunday. d
Ar. and Mrs J. 2. Leear spent lsst A
sunday with their son. J. F. Legar. Jr.
Of Milford 4
G. H. Brown Of For, DUPONT speB, n
sunday with his brother. Willie Brown.
here. \,
Miss Edna Dickinson. who has been "
'onnned 20 her home for the mas, -hr4.
weeks is able 10 be out again. r
William Eilingsworth. Of Camp DIX y
Fent sunday with his mother. Mrs. Rob m
TT Reed -.
CALVIN Adams. Of Wilmington. spen, -
he week end with his parents. NJ
Harris Stewart. Of Wilmington. is Wis n
ing her parents. Mr. and AIRS Pbui, IN
tewart. this week
Misses Helen Matthews and Hazel Al. No.
-n' who are attending eBacom's. sDe,- ,b
ne week end with their parents near a
1wn.
Miss Ida Swisgeet, Of Milford. is visit. I,
g Mr. and Mrs. Heney SRiggett mis- pu
Miss Netiie Benson spent the week loo
"a with her parents near Laurel en-.
MIS- R G. Snort, whose adenoids !
ere removed at Jefferson Hospital las, vii
eek, returned TO her home this week. :
). z layton gave a dinner. cAlabr.+- =
: A,S l.ln year at the Columbia pas
ouse last Friday evening Those i'm a.
noance were: Misses Ann Cahau 81
and Lena Harris Of Bridgevjre and
ary Morton Of Seaford: Mess-s Hol-
10 Cannon. J. E Layton. Ira Lewis Z,
Bridgeville. and Raymond Baker ~ -
.gsboro ing
Mark Morris OF Asbury Park. y. j. u
70 was called here last week. his hss,
'tner being sick, al the home OF 3 u
Adams. returned Hbme this week. M
ne fuei administrator has ordered ~
A ai'er April ist all persons wanting i,as
u shah make APPLICATION to the local 50,
'ler, which happens 10 be ". \. -,w
dchne here. No persons shall have
re than six tons until all persons are he
'pled ne
drs sol Kline is in Baltimore this ), :
ek. "a
NE p. r. R. carpenters have been ~.
arging the Office Of the station here ~.
have gone 70 Laurel -,
bradford Jones. who was employed A. i =
'ney's Point, IS home for the summer. ~
ieroert sash. OF wilmington. spent -
1day with his brother n
ohm Jarons, who was recently mar p
J and now resides near owens Sta Il
l, was in town on business the latter n.
{ of the past week ,r,.,
'ord has been received from our boys n,
are at Camp ogIethorpe, Ca, hat PbT,
y are well pleased. and have excel - \
quarters. Building stone roads has \ II
n part Of their task since their ar s5ns
a.