Milford chronicle., 1922-04-14

Mrs. James P. Leonard is quite III
at her home on Chestnut street.
X. Harrington left here on Thurs
day morning for Willard. South Car.
ollna, to buy strawberries. He will
follow this crop north and expects IN
be gone about five weeks.
Mrs. Betty Waller who suffered n
stroke Of paralysis at the home of her
SIster' MRS. Theodore Jones, in Prime
HOOK Neck, several weeks ago is
showing Dut little improvement.
Ihe annual Easter dance will be
held IN the Fox Theatre on Wednes-
day April 10. George Madden's seven
piece orchestra, of Wilmington, will
furnish the music.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Carey, Mr.. and
Mrs: Clay Williams and Mrs. L. c.
Darby attended the M. P. Conference
at Chestertown, Md, on Sunday, MAX
ing the trip by motor.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Vent were Sails
bury visitors on Sunday.
william Maull has gone to War
WICK, Nd, where he has secured work
at his trade as blacksmith.
On Wednesday evening, April 5tb.
the New Century Club, of Milton. Gel
ebrated its thirteenth anniversary
with special program in the rooms
OF the club. The president. Mrs. John |
Z. Wiltbank, extended greetings to the |
members; Mrs. John Ponder read a |
poem; Mrs. Mabel Draper rendered |
TWO piano solos; Mrs. Mary C. Maull |
sang Tuck Me to Sleep in NV Old |
Iucky Home;" Mrs. Causey Lofland
read one of Witcomb Riley's poems,
and Mrs. Ida Fox told of her recent
Trip to Florida. The club hostess, Mrs.
L. j. Fox, served the members of the
cluD ice cream and cake. 1t was a
most enjoyable affair and was at
tended by nearly every member on the
roster.
Miss Helen Thompson, of Havre de
Grace, Nd, is being entertained bv
Miss Virginia Davidson, at her home
IN Mill street.
More than a score of Masons at
ended the meeting of the Tall Cedars
1t Milford last week.
Deputy Grand Master Messick and
taft, installed the following officers ]
+ Golden Rule Lodge, No. IL, 1. o. o.
- of Milton, on Tuesday evening:
loble Grand, w. M. Crouch; Vice
lrand, Daniel Wagamon; secretary,
Ward Short; chaplain, w. Layton 9
-eed; Past Grand, Addison Chandler. i
Ioble Grand Crouch announced the Z
appointments: George Mar l
hall, R. S.; Oliver West, L. S.; H. K. Z
lartin, conductor; H c. Davidson,
arden; VIM. Layton Reed, chaplain; 7
fired Littleton, R. S. s.; Hiram Out = =
n, L. S. s.; George Palmer, inside Il
lardian; George Leonard, outside I1
lardian. Vice Grand Wagamon ap- "
'inted H. E. Conwell, R. S., to Vice :
rand, and w. B. Wagamon, L. s.,
VICE Grand. After the installation
officers the members and their
tests were served with ice cream
i'd cake at the Palmer restaurant.
The Delaware School Auxiliary As
citation started Wednesday on the
ection of new school building in
aughter Neck for the colored folks
that district. The new building is
out quarter of mile west of the
school building. The building will
a two room school, about seventy
It long and thirty feet wide, to be
shingles, walls and roof Floyd
riley, of Milton, has charge of the
building. 1t is on a three acre lot
living the pupils plenty of play
,und.
3roadkiln farmers are about done
nting peas and early potatoes. This
rk should have been done several
eks ago, but the weather prevented.