Milford chronicle., 1919-03-28
BRIDGEVILLE

Edward White and family visited the
formers parents in Philadelphia the frs
of the week
Quite a few Of our farmers are getting
strawberry plants again this year an6
some Of the varieties are very scarce.
While At Church last Sunday evening
the home Of Roland Elliott was entered
by unknown parties and robbed The ex-
tent of the loss is not known Recently
several places have been broken into and
strict watch is being made to locate the
thieves
Some of the colored boys who have seen
| overseas duty have commenced to arrive
| home and they are having great times.
The work on the road leading from
| Fayerabend Town has fbeen completed
having had two car loads Of shells put on
it and the road bed graded. The work
has been done by the farmers of that sec
tion and they are given lots of credit for
the excellent showing, as the road was
in miserable condition before they COM
menced work on it.
A free for all fight took place last Mon
day night when a colored man from Can
mons came here and found his wife prom
enading the town with another man. No
arrests were made.
Raymond and John Russell visited rela-
tives IN Snow Hill, Md, last week, re-
turning on Sunday
A very large airpane flew over this
town on Saturday last. 1t was flying
very low and was going in the direction
Of Seaford
Temple Hynson was in Wilmington the
first of the week to compete for a team
that will go to Philadelphia in the inter-
est of the Safety First movement Of the
telephone company.
Mrs. b., w. Conoway of Wilmington
spent a art Of last week at the homes |
of William Hall and Edward Fayerabend |
William Beckwith of Wilmington spent |
the first of the week with friends in town. |
large dance was held at the Onera I
House here on Thursday of last week |
The music was furnished by the jazz band |
of Milford.
Herbert Rash left last week for Will
mington and Philadelphia where he will
seek employment.
Kendall Wiley of Washington. D. c.,
is visiting friends in town this week
Mrs. S. E. Killen visited friends in
thetfrst of the week
While cranking one Of the trucks on
the State Highway last Thursday one of
the Italian bosses was hurt very badly
Another workman, seeing the blood, faint
ed Medical aid was rendered as soon
as possible
Robert Smith of the W. c. I. Of Dover
came here on Saturday last.
Miss Delema Radcliffe has returned
nome after spending several weeks with
friends in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
e. G. Adams accompanied his wife to
Wilmington the first of the week where
ihe will undergo a slight operation.
The Columbia Stock Company was here
he first of the week for three evenings
md played to good houses at the Opera ,
House :
r. j. McAllen. who has the paper route
low, is confined to his home suffering ]
With a slight attack Of heart trouble He s
5 slowly improving.
The two mail routes which have been 4
Without permanent carriers for the past t
ew months, have been filed with o. E. n
Wiley as carrier for No. 2. with O. T.
Warrington as substitute; and Linwood a
ulver for route No. 4. with A. Culver as e
lbstitute. the change taking effect April
st. 1919. S
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