Milford chronicle., 1922-07-14

Apple harvest is on at the Chandler
farm. Three carloads of high-grade
apples have been shipped from these
orchards this week.
John 2. Dean, registrar for the 1st
election district of the 10th Represen-
tatiVe District, has announced the fol-
| lowing sittings of the registration Of
ficers: Milton, Saturday, July 18th;
HarbesOn, August 5; Milton, August
: 12; Harbeson, September 16; Milton,
October 21, from a. m. to IL m, and
from to p. m.
Rev. Chas. H. Atkins, of Concord,
Nd, visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. T. Atkins, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Anderson, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend with
Mrs. Mary Morris, returning home on
Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs. Morris,
who will spend several weeks with
them.
Mrs. Annie Robinson, Philadelphia,
is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sal
lie Pettyjohn.
Miss Susie Carey and nephew, JOS
eph Carey, Philadelphia, occupied
their Milton residence last week
The heavy storms of the past few days
the dirt from around the foundation of
the city hall. The damage has been re-
paired by putting in new sheet piling
on the north and east sides of the build
ing.
Mrs Harry c. Wagamon was taken
suddenly ill on Monday of last week and
her physician diagnosing the case as ap-
pendicitis, she was taken to the Beebe
ated on that evening. She came through
the operation in good shape and her rap
id recovery is expected.
The motor truck of Tbackery- White
overturned on the road near Barratts S
Chapel, just above Frederick, on July 4tl,
injuring the driver, Elva Jerman, about
the back. The truck was loaded with
building material for building at Bow
the breaking of a king bolt, which top
pied the truck and its load in the ditch
beside the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Green, of Cam
den, N. j., and Mrs. William Wilkins, of
Philadelphia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Green.
Mrs. Lydia Davis, Of Philadelphia, and
niece Mrs. Esther Quillen, OF Goldsboro,
Md, are guests OF Mrs Elizabeth Jeffer-
son, on Federal street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hickman and son,
John, and Miss Kelly, of Philadelphia,
were recent visitors with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Hickman.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Hickman and Mr..
and Mrs. William Gray, of MillsbOro, |
have been visiting friends in Milton.
Dawson Robinson, Mrs. N. S. Hines, |
Mrs. Green, of Philadelphia, and Miss |
Elizabeth Robinson, of Yardville. Pa, |
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. !
Alvin Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weideman and children |
of Philadelphia are guests of Mr.. and |
Mrs. Thomas johnson.
A launch party was given by Clark !
Conwell to a number of friends last
week.
Captain George Goodwin attended the
funeral of his Drother,N John Goodwin,
at S,Ibes Maine, on Sunt ss,
q YER B. Hevalow, coloFS dieG,in Vir-
gina, on July 5th. Age IS yearSA The
)ody was brought to his old home in 3iiif-
on and funeral services held at Bethel
\. NJ. e. Church on Sunday afternoon, by
Rev. M. P. Jackson, and interment made
n Bethel cemetery, near town, by J. r.
Atkins.
Bertha H Smith, wife of Harry Smith,
lied at their home in Ellendale, on Sun
lay morning. Age rs years. Funeral SER
ices were held at Glendale NJ. E.
,hurch on Tuesday afternoon by Rev.
Alonzo TraVers, and interment made in
red Mems cemetery, by S. ]. Wilson and
son. She was the daughter of Mr.. and
1rs. George Coverdale, of Glendale.
The button factory closed down on Sat
rday for the summer vacation. During !
he shut down new machinery will be
dded. The factory is expected to re-
ume operations about the middle of Au- '
ust.
Joseph Barber and family are visiting
elatives in Philadelphia.
Miss Emily Maull has returned from a
isit with relatives in Georgetown,
tockley and Millsboro.
William Campbell has moved into the
Lannah Carey property on Federal
rect.