Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
MILTON LETTER

InG MllLOu NGW NGnLQAy OAnD AS@N
its regular meeting Wednesday, No
vember 80. The president, Mrs. G. O.
WiItbank, presiding. After all Dusl-
ness was transacted, chairman OF the
day. Mrs. Causey Lofand, TOOK
charge. The program was opened by
singing the "Star Spangled Banner.
The subject was Disarmament and
world Peace" Mrs. Lohand read a
verv interesting paper. Reading by
MRS. John Ponder, Disarmament and
parliament" Reading by Mrs. Thos:
Douglass. "The Hope of the World. .
The Building of the Ships, one Oh
Iongfellow's poems, read by Mrs. Har-
ry Reed. 1oror
Johnson and mother and Miss Blanch
Conner motored to Philadelphia on
Sunday. returning on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Short en-
+ertained at their home on the DIV
ing park Farm, near town, on SUNDAY
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Camper Anderson oI
MAGNOLIA and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
KNOTS and daughter, Sara Oh MIL
ford. , I'LL bo hold
in the Sunday school rooms Oh tne
Goshen Methodist Episcopal Church
Eridav December 10th at 1880. The
1odies Aid of the church have secur-
- +he entire stock of the pies ana
oalzes from the fire of Us, we, Ours
ord COMPANY. These cakes and pies
viii he on sale at the carnival. rms
will he the greatest bargain ever OIL
fered to the friends of the church ana
oil are urgently invited to come. A
fo1v of the pies are slightly damageu
bv fire and water but the larger poI-
tions are in perfect condltlon' Canuy
and fancy articles will be on SAFE at
tbe carnival. A fine program Will De
rendered during the evening. A silver
offering at the door.
Another automobile accident oc-
curred on the cement road between
Harbeson and Georgetown on SatuF-
dav night when the cars OF Wllllan
street of Coolspring, and Elmer Biz
1or6 near Milton, collided. Street was
Iad1v cut about the head when the
ITindsbield of his car broke, while his
wife escaped with slight bruises
pii1zard was unhurt. Both cars were
1vreclTed. The cars were approaching
oocb other and both drivers were
ofraid to get off the cement because
Of tba soft condition of the shoulders
of the road, which have just been
b,,i1t At first it was thought thaC
Streets skull was fractured, but an
examination by a physician d1sproVeo
this. 49,. e-,,,
wildwood. N. j., loaded here on sat
,,rJoT with white oak vessel timber
for that place. The timber was saw
ed at the James H. Palmer mills, near
town. IL, .,,+o,,
hit this section on Sunday about noon
and continued all the afternoon. The
warm wet condition of the ground
nravented the snow from laying.
An automobile driven by Edward
Clendaniel, of Milton, ran into the
carriage driven by Samuel Burrls'
near town, on Saturday evening. NO
ereat damage was done to either the
9ntomobile or carriage, but the two
men got into fight over the accident
With the result that -ClendanieI was
baIed before Squire Lank and held IN
bail for court for assault ana OaCIeIy
ON the person Of Burrls.
IO0n Il. OIOuCA Aeto ASSS-~@-
a visit with his daughter MIS- VIII
liam Wyatt, at Stockley. 4
The monthly session OF tne F1IeIs
Teacher Association was nelu III Cne
school hall on Friday evening" A very
interesting program was renueIeu
and many subjects of interest," 10 tne
school were discussed. These meet
ings are a source of much heIp 70
the teachers and serve to inform tne
PARENTS lust what is being done Dy
Iobn Cottrell has removed his
household goods to Wilmington WheLe
he will make his future home. vii
liam G. Crouch has rented the Col
+re11 house and will move from Fnll-
adelphia during the month.
Miss Ruth Clendaniel, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. David Clendaniel, near
town and Vardie S. EllingsWortn' Oh
E1lendale. were married at Nassau
on Thursday evening, November z4th'
by the Rev. Mclean. o
Miss Mary Wyatt of near George
town is the guest Of her aunt, MIS-
William T. Maull.
The infant child of Helen Peaker'
ooiored was found dead in bed at her
home on Tuesday morning OF last
week. 1r.,4ov,
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Milton
M r. Church will hold Christmas
carnival in the Sunday school rooms
on Friday, December 18th, az 7;SO p
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis ]. Carey, OF near
town. celebrated the 25th anniversary
of their marriage on December Stn'
at their home.
The annual corn show and needle
work exhibit by the members OF the
Milton high school was held in the
School Hall on Thursday. The boys
of the agriculture class exhibited
ears of corn grown by them' and
tbe farmers of the district also
brought their largest and best ears.
The girls of the Home Economic
class showed some Of the needle work
done by them. The exhibits were at
tractively placed and the hall elab-
orately decorated for the occasion.
The interest being shown in agrlcul-
ture by the boys is very encouraging
and their exhibits Of grain planted
and cultivated by themselves, under
the supervision and instruction of Mr..
Flntwisle, surprised many who did
NOT know what the boys have been do
ing. The work exhibited by the girls
showed that their instruction along