Milford chronicle., 1920-02-20
BRIDCEVHLE

Mrs Charles Walls, wife u Charles
I Walls. formerly ~ this town, died az her
home n Seaford last week and was
4 brought here and buried last saturday
Z ln the gridgevihe cemetery.
Mrs ~ ~ Ward % this town who has
been suffering with tuberculosis oien
iasi sunday and was carried 70 her I0r-
mer nome 90 North Carolina this week
Mr. Edward White spent the first Of
The week with his parents Co Fn4aoei-
M. and Mrs. Leslie Short are spend.ng
some time with their children n VIII
mingf0n and Caeuside, Pa
AR and Mrs Charles Brown We're gwen
a kitchen shower last week ny tne-t
friends. Many useful presents were re-
ceVed ny ane young couple
Mr. g. u Brown has purchased Fori
track.
Mr Stanley Trueman who g working
n wilmington spent last sunday with
Lester owens OF Delaware College
spent Che week end with friends here
Mrs O. H. EaWins of tn's town VINO
has been sick with pneumonia 5eaaeIny
TOOK turn flr the worse on TUESDAY
night and died AIRS. t-twias, after ner
arsi severe attacks rallied Tor n wniie
and was apparently very mlcn lmpr1F-
eco bur necaue suddenly worse one -
survived by her husband, q. FL Raw
lns. cashier of the Baltimore trust 1o.f
here. aad son. g. H. Eawlns Jr..
argc In. VersitIes.
Mr. and Mrs. J W. Layton entertain
ad Mr and Mrs william Dnrun Of Mid-
dierown ast sunday
Nearly aI ME cellars .n town are
100ded wlld water th.s week on account
1f .ne hard rains here on Satlraay last
and ln some n them % reacned slcn "a
deD6l that 81. became necessary To pump
be- ou- with pumps and 30 necane deep
enough in The home of Mr.. S. IT. Mess.c<
-o put out -he nre in his furnace
The electric ira 0rmers at yhe euse
OF town were again O. source VI trouble
last week Two of them burned Out
thus putting our town ln darkness.
Ir became necessary fO dismiss the pu-
pills ln one room al school Jhls week on
account 0f insufficient heat
Lantern" will Dee given this Friday and
Saturday evenings FOR the benefit of the
Senior Class Of the BridgeviHe high
school ar the Opera house.
Mrs. RussoiI Short and Mss Minnie
spence We're ia Philadelphia part Of
ast week
afr and Mrs r. r. Layton attended
he sons ~ Delaware banquet at the
Ritz Carlton Hotel at Philadelphia last
week
air and Mrs. william cannon and
laughter. Emily. and Mr. f.. Holland
'auuon VINO have been spending some
ime in Florida returned home th.s week.
Dr w T. M0Wbray. District Superin- y
eudeut. Peid the Fourth Quarterly Con-
eTHUOe or iu-ou VI. =. tNAFtNs Ulla lpWus i.
february r. The reports submitted
howed The work 20 be in excellent shape d
nder the pastor. Rev Disston W. JAG D.
bs. The Centenary quota subscribed in =
II. pastors salary raised $500. this /.
ear. and an benevoiences will be paid in
Ill at Conference. The treasurer states q
1e church has never had better year =
Two adult Bible Glasses Of n
early 100 members each. Home De- =
3rtment Of nearly 90 members. and an 4.
ltire membership Of nearly double one '
Ears ago. were striking features Of the d,
sport of the Sunday school Flfty-fve p
diversions and five re-cousecreatiOns u
ERE the result of q revival held IN this y
lurch during the month Of November .
he pastor has been unanimously invit- q.
? 70 return for another Conference year. p
e recently was offered an opportunity 20 l
b west &C nearly $1,000 increase above "
IS present cash salary, but has decided u
remain in the wilmington Conference. ~
VIII an eX-service men and relatives q.
men who died either overseas or on 81
rs side living In the vicinity Of Bridge p
lie. get into communication with Sea-
nd Post No. d., American Legion. The ~
rench Government is preparing n SOU ~
mir and memorial 20 be distributed 90 ''
mericans who served France. and the
-arest 0f kin 70 men who died 10 the
rvice from any cause. anywhere. It is
scessary we have your address II. T..
flfi gan Adj