Milford chronicle., 1922-03-03
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Moonlight nights now.
Clean up the yards now.
Lent began last Wednesday

Clean up the yards now.
Lent began last Wednesday.
Have you paid the income tax yet?
Spring-Yes and March winds fol-
low.
Farmers are contracting to grow to-
matoes.
Hens are getting busy and eggs are
cheaper.
Winter has gone and the weather is
improved.
Laws Church, Sunday school 9:SO a.
m, March 5.
The roads are drying off and getting
solid once more.
Pay the So school tax before We'd
nesday, March 18th.
Have you contracted to grow canta-
lOupes for this summer?
Trim grape vines now-it will be
too late the last of March.
Wild geese are flying to the north
a sign that winter is over.
Large crowds have attended the
Plaza Theatre all this week.
Flowing for planting peas is in pro-
gress on high dry lands now.
The yellow and purple crocus flow
ers are almost ready to bloom.
Growing cucumbers for pickles is
profitable if properly marketed.
Clean off and get the garden lot
ready to plant soon as weather settles.
1t is as cheap to paint as to scrub,
anR paint looks better for long time.
HDaffodils are two inches high and
budding ready to bloom, in warm gar
dens.
The box social season and the
Spring out-of-doors picnic season is
near.
The SO school tax for everybody has
to be paid-it includes women as well
as men.
Yellow Jasmine bushes are bloom
ing in advanced protected gardens in
A box social will be held at Mar
vel's School House, Wednesday night,
March 9Th.
>/Slag has been placed on the Fred
erica causeway and it is greatly inn
proved for travel.
Inoculate the shOats now with anti
hog cholera serum, and save the fat |
hog next fall or summer.
The annual membership meeting |
will be held in the M. P. Church on
Monday evening, March 9Th.
Wednesday, March 1, was Ash We'd
lesday, the beginning Of Lent. Easter
will be on Sunday, April 18th.
The Harrington theatre opened last
light with a great audience. It is a
handsome place of amusement.
The local w. c. T. q. meets with
Grs. Seward Simpson next Tuesday
.fternoon at $3.50. Text word, Law
The Girls Friendly Society will
neet as usual at the home of their
ranch president, Miss Marion R. Nc
Tim.
Elder J. F. Bowers will preach at
It. Thomas M. e. Church on Saturday
light, March 4th, at 1880, and Sunday
t 2:30 p. m.
Ladies Aid Society of the M. P.
hurch will have an enjoyable enter
on Friday evening Of next
yeek. It being a sock social.
The change in running time Of
rains on the D. M. & V. R. R. which
rent into effect last Sunday, does not ]
feet Milford but a few minutes.
You have one week from next We'd :
esday to make your return and pay
le SO school tax-but March 18th is t
le last day before penalty is i'm {
osed.
Ereezing weather, with snow fur !
es, ushered in the month Of March; :
lickly chasing the visions of early d,
arm weather which had been in the
inds of local residents.
The annual dinner Of the Caulk
Iub of Milford, will be given on the
rening Of Friday, March 10th, at the '
otel Windsor, from 1880 to $3.50 p. n
Dancing at the close of the dinner T
idresses. v
Cedar Neck School District No. 1,
ill hold another shadow social and t
ltertainment Friday evening, March v
d. Everybody welcome. Plenty of ice b
cam and famous Cedar Neck cake. o
stormy, next fair day. b
Laws Ladies Aid will meet with
rs. Clarence Shockley, Friday even
g, March 10. Mrs. Homer Hopkins,
RS. A. L. Quillen and Mrs. Homer T.
tits, refreshment committee. Mrs. A. q p
lylor, program committee.