Milford chronicle., 1921-10-14
MILTON LETTER

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Mrs. L. c. Darby and daughter al
Philadelphia visitors.
Only two applicants for the pos
mastership of Milton took the exam
nation at LeWes and Georgetown o
Saturday: Robert M. Collins and Jos
eph Robbins. These men represent til
two factions of the Republican par
ty here and there is a lively fight t
see who lands the job.
Ephriam J. Darby is the guest o
his brother, Charles, in Philadelphia.
Charles G. NAPLES has the founda
ton laid for the dwelling he is erect
ing on lot at the corner of Sane
and Federal streets. He has about
completed one on Federal street just
over the railroad.
Walter C. Welch is a Wilmington
visitor this week.
VIM II. Maull has returned from
Warwick, Md, where he has been en-
ployed during the summer.
A car load of tomato pulp was
shipped from the Dodson CanneTy
this week.
The Methodist Protestant Preach
ers' Association of the DelmarVia
Peninsula met in Milton NJ. =.
Church on October 2. Owing to the in
clemency of the weather only ten
members were present but a very in
teresting session was held. Luncheon
was served at the parsonage by Mrs.
r. o. Grouse.
A daughter was born Oh September
9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Smith.
4 IL F.,,
is that the rain of Monday means that
the white potato crop in these sec
tions will be almost normal, while on
the upland farms The crop is almost
a complete failure. the rain coming
too late.
Miss Viola Maull has returned from
a visit with relatives near George
town.
Rev. and Mrs. George J. Hooker, of
Pittsville, Md, spent Monday and
Tuesday with Mrs. William T. Maull.
Mrs. Silas Dodd who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. John Milby has
returned to her home in South Car
olina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert FOOrd of Will
mington spent the weekend with MIR.
and Mrs. William Foord, near town. !
John H. Cottrell will sell his /
household goods at public sale at his
home on Broad street on October %.
Charles Conner is having his resi-
dence on Front street repainted.
Charles Passwaters died at the
home of his nephew, near Greenwood,
on October Sth. Funeral services were
held at Oakley NJ. P. Church on Tues
day by Rev. Barrett and interment
made in the cemetery, adjoining the
church by S. J. Wilson & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Littleton and
and Howard Hood spent
he weekend in Wilmington.
There will be a box and shadow
social held in Williams school house ,
IN October 20 for the purpose of buy !
ne an American flag and other nee
,ssary equipment for the school. Pa 7
rons are asked to cooperate with !
he teacher, Miss Elizabeth Jefferson,
n making it a success. The children +
re planning a short program for that I
Everybody is cordially in
tied. c
Mrs. E. B. Walls of Williamsville is :
he guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ira q
Walls, near town. Z
There will be the regular service OF
vening prayer and sermon at ST. T
ohm the Baptist Episcopal Chapel, A
Lilton, on Sunday afternoon at o. U
lock, at which time the Rt. Rev. Phil IT
D Cook, D. D., Bishop of the Diocese
f Delaware, will be present and will fl
reach. All are cordially invited to at r
End this service. G.
Program Milton New Century Club Il
The Milton New Century Club held o.
leir first meeting of the year on fl
rednesday, October 5th, with the b.
blowing officers: President, Mrs. G
)hn Wiltbank; 1st Vice President, et
RS. Mabel Draper; End Vice Presi- Ii
mt, Mrs. Otis Goodwin; Recording Ii
ecretary, Mrs. Wallace Irwin; Cor W
Secretary, Mrs. Joseph to
lnk; Treasurer, Miss Clara Waugh sc
/; Club Director, Mrs. Carey Palmer
i'd Mrs. Frank Lacey; State Direc-
r, Miss Clara Vaughan; Club Hos
IS, Mrs. Ida Fox.
The program for the year follows:
Oct. 19-Current Events, Mrs. Adel- 2
Mcgee. ia
Oct. 26-Libraries and Literature, da
rs. Geo. NAPLES, Mrs. V. T. Atkins. 10
Nov. 2-Good Citizenship, Mabel tel
'aper. De
Nov. "a National Crisis in Unem- tic
1yment, Mrs. John Ponder. tee
Nov. 16-Current Events, Mrs. tia
.ry Morris. pie
Nov. 3-Thanksgiving, Entertain on
mt Committee. co.
Nov. 30-Disarmament and World ne
ace, Mrs. Causey Lofand. tel
Dec. History, Mrs. Linwood Pos El'
Dec. 14-NIusic, Mrs. Mabel Draper, Bu
S. VIM. Lank. tnl
Dec. 21-Christmas Party, Mrs. Ida Sn,
<, Mrs. Wilford White. chi
an. New Years Greeting, Mrs. 1
IN Wiltbank. +
an. 11-Bible Study, Mrs. H. E. OF
ID. Der
an. 1S-Child Welfare, Mrs. Joseph roll
TX. cia
an. 25-Current Events, Mrs. VIM. Sch
ner. IL
eb. ministers Day. not
eb. S-Education, Mrs. T. o. II
USE the
eb. list. Valentine Party, Mrs. gra
lace Irwin, Mrs. Robert Hopkins, Velc
S Mary Mason. SIX
eb. 22-Washington's Birthday, re
Carey Palmer. Deel
arch 1-Civics and Health, Mrs. pup
es Conwell. der
arch 8-Home Economics, Mrs. pros
Goodwin, Mrs. George Hunter. 10