Milford chronicle., 1920-01-30
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William DickersOn of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his family
here
Henry Owens fell on the icy pave
meut last Saturday and it was thought
that he was severely injured at first,
but he is now able to be out again.
Charles Conoway OF Wilmington is
visiting his parents here.
Misses Emily Ledenham and Ruth
King OF Delaware College were home
this week on a few days vacation fol-
lowing the mid-year exams.
Stanley Ledenham spent Sunday at
Wyoming
Miss Laura Layton, who fell on the
icy pavement last week and broke her
arm, is slowly recovering.
A large truck owned by George Der
rickson skidded on the slippery street
near the postoffice and ran into a tel
ephone pole Fortunately no one was
injured and very little damage done
to the truck
William Swain has been visiting Mr.
Sawyer in Vineland, n. j., this week.
His wife, who has been visiting them
for some time, returned home with
him.
The directors of the banks of the
Baltimore Trust Company, with their
branches at Wyoming, Selbyville and
Bridgeville, held their annual meeting
at the bank here on Tuesday. Din
ner was prepared for them in the Club
Room of the Ladies Tuesday might
Club.
The stork has been very busy in this
- T..N.
William Jones are the proud parents
of a baby girl, Mr. and Mrs Roland
Adams are equally proud of OF baby
girl, and Mr.. and Mrs. Madison Willin
of boy.
While shedding on Sudler's Hill last
week Russell Short had the misfortune
to sprain his knee when some one ran
into him on a sled Quite a number
of the young people have been having
great sport on this hill.
Election of town officers will be held /
Charles Owens, who has just under /
gone an operation for the removal of /
his tonsils, has returned home and is /
now able to be out aagin.
The fire company is preparing a
play to be given real soon. The pro-
eeeds Of this play are to be used to
help liquidate the debt on the fire
house.
Some young people from Seaford
skated here last week on the sleet on
he State Highway in about an hour.
Several of our school children have
)een skating to school.
Harry Butler recently spent a few
lays at Niagara Falls.
The Tuesday Night Club held an
,pen meeting last week The subject
or the evening was a debate on, Re
olved, that woman is eligible to the
of the United States"
The affirmative was debated by Mrs.
4eminger and Mr.. Dean, and the neg
tive by Mrs. Dawson Todd and Prof.
.eminger. The judges decided in favor
f the affirmative. Instrumental duet
Y Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. Baker was a
pecial feature. The next meeting of
he club will be held February 3, when
tev. Disston w. Jacobs, pastor Of
nion NJ. E. Church, will have charge l
Thieves are active in this locality.
everal henneries have been visited !
nd valuable fowls taken. The large
apartment store of Sol Kline was en-
cred and large quantity of goods
-Olen, consisting of wOmen's suits,
kirts and shoes and some wooden
lankets. No trace of the robbers can
e found. y
Mrs. Minerva Hazard. who went to
lymouth, n. c., to spend the winter ,
it'll her daughter, Mrs. Mary Blunt,
IL when she went aboard the boat at
ape Charles. receiving several cuts ,
Id bruises.
Celebrate LincOln's Birthday at The
merican Legion Dance; ArmOry Hall,
fIfCrd TioLrat- 60 m Il