Milford chronicle., 1922-06-30
BRIDGEVTLLE

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j. F. Legar had the misfortune tC
receive a pOinful injury to his hand
when saw slipped from board to
his hand.
Wilhelmina Anderson, aged II years
died on Tuesday, of last week, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Steel, on Broad street. Death was due
! to infirmities of age and paralysis.
The funeral was held on Friday at the
Union M. E. Church and interment
made in the Bridgeville cemetery. H.
3. Hardesty, funeral director.
AthO Somers and John Wiley left
last week for Philadelphia to seek
employment.
The Bridgeville Packing Association
began packing apples last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown, Jr., for
merly of here, have announced the
birth of a baby boy on Tuesday of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rawlins, Jr.,
of Annapolis, Md, are spending a ten
day vacation with C. H. Rawlins on
Main street.
Harlan Otwell, an employee of the
P. R. R., spent the weekend with his
family here.
The Volunteer Fire Department has
posted notices to the effect that they
will hold an all day celebration on
the Fourth of July, followed by a
street dance at night. The proceeds
to be used for the fire department.
Mary Conoway who is taking post
graduate steongraphic course at Col
dey's, spent the weekend with her
parents.
Miss Florence Isaacs gave her
friends quite a surprise when she and
George Short, near Georgetown, were
quietly married at fredericksburg, Nd,
on Friday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Cannon of Col
umbus, Ohio, are spending some time
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Cannon.
Among those who left here Mon
day to attend the summer school at
Newark are Mrs. w. D. Todd, Misses
Ann Cahall, Mae Belts, Anna Short,
Catherine See, Mary Ledenham, Ida
May Tatman, Mabel Strut and Anna
Dickerson.
Sherman Neal, Asst. cashier Of the
Baltimore Trust Co., spent the week
end with his father, near Denton.
o. E. Wiley was recently appointed
a member of the local school board.
Mrs. Erasmus Jones is spending
the week with her sister in Whining
ton.
James Newton left for Farnhurst !
this week where he has obtained en-
ployment in the State Hospital.
Miss Gertrude E. Willin, daughter Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Willin, and JOSH |
ua West, eldest son of Mrs. Dellah |
West, mOtored to Dover on Saturday |
and were quietly married by Rev. Co |
Iona, formerly a pastor of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. West left for New York |
On the afternoon train and after
ten day trip will return here. They
will reside on the farm recently pur-
chased by Mr.. West.
Harold Austen, mechanic in the
3ridgeville garage, had the misfor-
une to drop heavy pice of machin-
,ry on his foot, mashing it very bad
y.
A genuine -old-time Holiness tent
Meeting will be held in BridgeYille, on
he church lot of the church former
y known as the ''Nazarene Church"
,ut now occupied by the Pentecostal
Holiness) Church. Services will be
onducted by Evangelists L. B. Edge
nd wife, of South Norfolk, Va, as
listed by the pastor of the Bridgeville
hurch, Rev. VIM. L. Butler. Rev.
idge and wife are both good preach
RS and singers, and welcome your
They are licensed and or
aimed by the Pentecostal Holiness
hurch. Good music, good singing and
oOd preaching. Services will begin
unday, July End at 8 p. m. and 7:45 {
m.-continuing every night as long {
S the Lord leads. Come and all and {
ring your Bibles. Remember the '
lace and date.
A potato field meeting will be held &
n Roland S. Elliott's farm, near
next Monday, July 8, 100 I
m. and all interested in growing po- N
ltoes are invited. County Agent @
aughn will be at this meeting. Mr.. t
lliott has four different strains of n
'ish cobbler seed and the object Of I
lis meeting will be to make study d
the different test plots. t
Last week the orchardists Of this a
held very interesting au- b
mobile tour of the fruit section
'ound Bridgeville. George A. Hill led D
e tour of 20 automobiles and visited
e orchards of George A. Hill, My Z
S & Son, T. M. Smith & Sons, S. E. b
aples, Delaware Orchard Co., Mr.. H
,rey and others. Luncheon was serv- b
at the Bridgeville Packing House h
more than 80 guests from Mary
INT county and various parts of Sus- al
x. tt