Milford chronicle., 1922-11-10

Don't forget the Baby Carnival. al
indoor affair, to be held Saturday ev
ening in Slaughter's Hall, under tn,
auspices of Harrington Post, No. 2
American Legion. The boys did a rea
job over there, so now is your time
to assist over here. We are making a
general request for candy and cake
from the friends of the ex-service
men, so do not wait to be called I'D
on, but make it and deliver it to the
meat market of Fred B. Greenley;
or, to some one at Slaughter's Hall
Saturday afternoon.
The Second Annual Flower Show.
conducted by Chas. B. Wingate, at his
greenhouse, this week, was a great
success. The attraction drew several
hundred visitors and all pronounced
it magnificent display. He had about
five hundred blooms on display, some
varieties being imported from Eng
land and were being exhibited for the
first time; except when they were
placed in the Government Gardens at
Washington. In addition to the inter
est Mr.. Wingate manifests in flowers,
he also has several hundred prize
winning chickens.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
T. Jones was the scene Of a very pret-
ty Halloween party last Friday even
ing. The decorations were wonderful
IN "Jack-O-lanterns, autumn leaves
and artificial black cats and spooks. |
The guests each represented some fa-
miliar advertisement. First prize for |
the ladies was awarded to Miss Mary
Satterfeld, who represented Almonds
Face Powder. Fred G.. Wilson cOpped
the first prize for the men, and he rep
resented Cream of Wheat. Mrs. Gar
rett Harrington, representing Lydia E.
Pinkham; L. T. Jones and DR.. H 2.
Thomson representing the Gold Dust
Twins; Mr.. EllegoOd and Warren New
ton representing the tramps in Blue
Jay Corn Plasters; all deserve spec
ial mention. The evening was spent in
games appropriate to the occasion, af- |
ter which refreshments, consisting Of i
pumpkin pie and milk, popcorn, and c
candied apples, were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin P. Lord enter 6
tanned a number of guests at dinner
last Sunday, among them being Mr.. 3
and Mrs. Henry c. Jones and mother. L
Moving day seemed to have started
in earnest last week, as the result sew )
eral families have been able to get To-
Gated before cold weather sets in.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gilbert have moved b
into the residence of Sapp & Brown; N
their apartment in the Maple Grove
apartment house, was taken by Mr.. s.
and Mrs. Chas. Hopkins, who occu- X
pied a smaller apartment in the same
building. Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Reed q
have moved into the apartment vacat- W
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hopkins I'M M
Ill spring, when they expect to erect
residence on Nimrod street. Mr.. and eT
Mrs. Elmer Tee have moved into their
OWN residence on Delaware avenue, VI
which was vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
". M. Reed. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Geo. an
will occupy the residence
n Dorman street, vacated by Elmer nj
Zee. Frank Galloway has moved his Tl
amily from Rehoboth and will occu- w
y the residence vacated by Mrs. tn
Ioore on Mechanic street. de
The regular monthly meeting of the "a
darlington Fire Company was held Ca
[onday evening. The regular routine FO
business was transacted, and all wa
ills were paid. The company has pur- /
lased two new nozzles and univer- He
Il adapter which will enable them No
connect with any fire hydrant in the clio
ate. pre-
Weber Galloway of Philadelphia ed.
)ent the weekend with his sister, ShS
iss Martha Galloway.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, of Elkton, Md, IL
i'd Coleman johnson, of Wilmington, H
I've been spending the past week K.
ith Mr.. and Mrs. G. 2. Keyes. Mil