Milford chronicle., 1921-05-06
BRIDCEVILLE

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Gray OF Phil
adelphia spent part of last week at
the home of their father c. T. Gray.
And unusual large number of our
Young people attended the carnival at
Delmar last week.
H. P. Cannon and Sons are install
ling at their plant here another large
smoke stack, weighing around thir-
teen tons.
While returning home at five-forty
a. m. on Monday after attending call
in the country DR.. L. M. Cahall was
hit by freight train at the Market
street crossing. The extent of injur-
les is not known at this time. The ma
chine was damaged considerable.
Virgal Wiley of Washington spent
the first of the week at the home of
his parents here.
William Brown spent the weekend
at the home of his wife's parents, near
Lincoln.
Mrs. Oran. Wiley and Mrs. C. D.
Smith visited friends in Harrington
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Sol Kline entertained the la
dies of the w. C. T. U. at her home
on Tuesday afternoon from two to five
o'clock.
Carter Owens of Philadelphia who
is advertising a auto and motorcycle
race at Pottstown, Pa, on Saturday
next, was in town for the weekend.
Earl Newton of Camden, N. j., was
home over the weekend.
Earl McGauley of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with his parents near
town.
While out driving on Sunday even
A Irviv, inlr hod hfc of
fractured at the elbow, when the car
riage ran into a hole in the road,
throwing him out. He was takened to
the hospital at Salisbury where an X
ray examination was made and the
arm dressed.
Mrs. T. c. Curry spent last week
with relatives in Greensboro, Md.
The Senior Glass of the Bridgeville
high school will repeat their play,
"The Private Secretary" on Tuesday
evening at the Opera House and at
Greenwood on Thursday evening.
Lester Newton of Philadelphia is
spending a few days at the home of
his parents near town.
D. Lee Short, manager of the Opera
House, is preparing to install an ad-
ditional moving picture machine so
as to have continuous pictures.
John w. Wiley who has spent the
winter with his sons left the first Of
the week for Laurel to spend few
weeks with his daughter.
Hone Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. is very
active here at this time, having re-
ceived a class of q members last
week. The degree team of Liberty
Bell Council at Seaford put on the
work. The activities were held in the
Opera House.
A large number expect to take ad-
vantage of the excursion to Whining
ton and Philadelphia on Sunday.
Gardner w. Calhoon of Georgetown
was on a business trip here the hrsC
of the week.
william E. Conaway has recently
turned his Chevrolet touring car into
a delivery truck.
Robert Clarke spent the first OF the
week with friends in Snow Hill and
Ocean City, Md.
Norman Scott was in Baltimore on
a business trip the first OF the week.
Roland Welch of Wilmington spen1
the weekend at the home OF his par
ents here.
A varJ pretty wedding occurred on
Wednesday morning at seven O'CLOCK
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Millagan at Seaford when their daugh-
ter Miss Emily Davis Millagan ana
Charles Noland Macklin of near TINS
town were quietly married. The Rev.
RI. White of the Union M. 3. Church
of this town performed the ceremony.
After the wedding breakfast the new
lyAweds left by auto and Will take
motor trip in Western Pennsylvania.
They have the best wishes OF their
many friends.
Bradford Jones spent the first OF
the week with friends at Chinco-
league, Va.
The Sussex County W. G. T. U. held
their annual convention at Georgetown
m Thursday, May 5th. Mrs. Frances
Morgan and Mrs. Fannie Hazard were
elected as delegates from BrldgeVllle
Union.
Cbas. Anderson who has spent the
mast few months in South America
md in France on the S. S. Crisheld'
&c oiIer and water tender, arrived IN
mort in U. S. about two weeks ago
and arrived home Tuesday morning.
Tutber T. Calhoun attended as a
5o1ooa+e the Quadennial session Oh
the State Camp Modern Woodmen Oh
America that convened at Delmar on
Wednesday.
NlThe work of laying cement Gem, =, over tee
the bridge at Hearn's Mill on tne
Soaford~Bridgeville % State highway
was completed last week and Will pc
open to the public within few weeks weeks
When open there will be road road "lth7 n
out any derour from BridgeVllle 10
Delmar.
The Kent Constructing Company
which is building the portion OF tne
Bridgeville-G Georgetown road IIOnl
Cokesbarry Church TO the BrldgeVlllee
road. is employing Il large force OIL
workmen grading the road.
The Layton and Owens Manutac-
turing Company, which operates
large basket and crate factory here
has reduced the pay OF workmen
from twenty-five to twenty cents an
hour.