Milford chronicle., 1919-05-23
BRIDCEVILLE

A few crates of strawberries have
commenced to arrive on the local
markets this week selling the first
of the week from $50 to $50 per
crate.
Paul Banard has resigned his pos
ition at the Office of John Vanden-
berg
The Railroad Company has opened
up the watch box at Gray's crossing
and E. W. Williams and Geo. Adams
are haging.
Elizabeth Smith, Anita Messick
and Ruth King, Robert Smith and
Miles Messick spent the first of the
week at the home of the grand
parents of Elizabeth and Robert
Smith at Iron Hill, Del.
The Pageant arranged by the Brid-
geyille High School at their play
grounds last Friday was a great sue
cess and was largely attended.
Owing to the cool and wet weather
a great many of our town people have
had to replant their gardens.
Mr. and Mrs. w. n. Radcliif and
daughter Delima and Miss Bertha
Short attended the graduation of their
daughter Mary at the Protestant
Episcopal Hospital.
Chas. Owens who has been in the
south buying fruit has returned to
his home here.
Mrs. r. b. Galloway spent the first
of the week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Wiley.
Thomas Evans has accepted posi-
ton with the Bridgeville Milling Co.
b. II. s. base ball team was defeat
ed by Greenwood in game last week
by a score Of 10 to 4.
Mrs. Rachel Kitchens was in VIII /
the first of the week return
ing home with one of her small chill
dren that has been in the Delaware
Hospital for treatment.
Eugene Hall visited his grand par
ents in Maryland the latter part of
the week.
Charlie Pride who is conducting a
boot black stand here has installed
an up to date stand with four chairs.
number of our young people at
ended the dance at Harrington last
week. The orchestra being composed
If ten pieces.
While attempting to get off an
luto before it had stopped last week
Mr.. J. o. Brown was thrown down
md run over with the back wheel
,ruising him badly.
Several of our farmers are going
own to the beaches at this time get j
ing fish to salt for the winter, so far
he catches have been small and the j
rices are high.
Some trouble is being had at the
own pumping station with one of the o
ngines arrangements are being made v
{ this time to have it put in shape.
The road leading over Bennets
ridge has recently been put in ex-
client shape. p
Mr. Eleck Williams and wife of \
spent Sunday with +
lends here.
The Bridgeville High School gave A
ageant Friday, May 18th, represent Il
e all the countries of the previous
ar in which all the members of the
.hool took part. 1t was largely at .
nded by people of this vicinity. Jl
The achievement day of the girls
liberty Loan Club will be held Thurs
~ afternoon May 22nd. Everybody
invited.
rue commencement GAtA IlSN5 VIII M
, held Friday evening, May 23rd CI
on. Ruby Vale is to give an interest
g address. The members of the FL
ass of 1919 are as follows: Esther IN
dams Neva Dickerson, William Fer r
lson. Adele Gray Florence Isaacs.
nth King, Bessie Lawson, Helen m
Anita Messick, Lester Ow- w
s Minnie Ray Catherine See. Hilda
lOrt, Martha Stewart. V,
The honors of the class are placed as sp
llows Ruth King, Valedictorian
.tharine See, Saludaorian; Hilda ST
tort, Neva Dickerson. We
Honor Roll. 18th Grade
Esther Adams. Hilda Short, Bessie ia
-wson, Minnie Ray, Lester Owens.
lita Messick, Ruth King. Florence so
lacs, William Furgeson, Neva Dick lat
son.
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