Milford chronicle., 1922-05-12
BRIDCEVILLE


be open for travel for a few weeks. A
part of the south end that was built
first has been opened
Dr. c. P. Williams has resigned his
position at the drug store of George
ZOtt.
Mrs. Ivan Hubbard of Wilmington
spent the weekend with her husband
here.
o. T. Warrington was at Salisbury
the first of the week where he is hav-
ing his ears treated by a specialist.
The Bridgeville Packing Association
have been recently demonstrating the
Cletrac tractor at several of the local
farms.
Benjamin Franklin who has secur-
ed the contract for the county high
way from COVerdales' X Roads to
COkesbury, the connecting link from
Bridgeville to Georgetown, it is un-
derstOOd will operate from this point
and is expected to commence opera
tiOn in a short time.
George Hill has recently purchased
a Nash Touring car.
Handy Iwlgg who is employed at
the State Hospital at Flrnhurst
spent a part of last week with friends
here.
Sherman Todd of the firm of C. H.
Todd & Sons, who has recently been
at Norfolk, returned the first of the
week.
George Boyer who has spent the
winter in Pennsylvania returned here
the first of the week.
y Miss L. NJ. Caster of Philadelphia
and Mrs C. p Williams, of Bridge
vile are very bu5y-engaged in prep
aratiOns for the opening Of The Blue
Hen Tea Rooms on Main street.
Sol Kline was on a business trip to
Baltimore the latter part of last week.
y People OF This vicinity were glad TO
learn that the strawberry Juice plant
will operate again this year. Some of
the supplies are being placed at the
plant at this time.
Mrs. Dora Anderson is quite ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Still on Broad street.
Roland G. Adams was a Philadel-
phia visitor part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Short spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Kitchens near Georgetown.
The Ladies Aid of the M. L. Church
held their meeting in the Sunday
school rooms at the church on Friday
evening of last week. The receipts
from the rainy day bags amounted to
$27. After the business session was
completed, refreshments were served !
to the members and guests.
Raymond Jones has started local |
transfer wagon.
The Layton & Owens Mfg Co., are
to be commented for the quality pack
ages that they are putting on the mar
ket this year.
See adv. of public sale of F. E. Hen
ry in this issue. Mr.. Henry having dis
posed of his real estate here will
leave shortly for California.
Joseph MarkOwitz who installed
the necessary machinery for an cleo ;
rti cshOe repairing shop in the Elliott
property here a short time ago has
had the outfit removed on account of /
not having the necessary help to op-
crate.
George A. Culver spent the week
end with friends in Dover. j
Bayard Nichols of Preston, Md, is
spending the summer with his daugh- g
ter, Mrs. Alfred Culver. {
EnOs Wright who was recently
elected for the second term as mayor !
Of our town, resigned on Monday ev- f
ening, at the regular meeting of the !
town board. At the present time the u
vacancy has not been appointed. {
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. {
Ira Wiley who was recently operated =
on in the Delaware Hospital was suf- d
iciently improved this week to be A
brought home. 4
Mrs. Emma Morris of Philadelphia v
was called to the bedside of her mo- u
her who is i'll at the home of another :,
laughter, Mrs. w. E. McCauley. f
The high school baseball team was L
defeated on their home grounds in n
good game with SeafOrd on Tuesday. s
Please omit the score. e
Earl Hastings, manager of the Pos L
al Telegraph Office here, who was l.
confined to his home last week with a d
severe cold, resumed his duties the
irst of the week.
James Wiley has condescended to a
work with the Kent Construction Co., e
Irving one of the trucks with which "
hey are grading the road on the h
9eorgetown-B Bridgeville highway. h
George w. Willin and Eugene Ell. y
ingsworth were in Philadelphia the e.
irst of the week trying to hire straw is
Jerry pickers, but meeting with very :,
title satisfaction, as the pickers b.
would make no definite promise to t.
work. this year, so Mr.. EllingswOrth II
vent to Baltimore where he found the
situation but very little better. L
Mrs. John Spence who has been on
he sick list is very much improved
t this time we are glad to report.
A few of our farmers have picked r
ONE Strawberries this week.
Don't forget while in Bridgeville to
ONE in and look at my pretty new
ats for children and ladies. Prices
Moderate. Mrs. Dora L. Trueman.
Iarket street, opposite Columbia d.
louise. a2o-SL al
LINCOLN CITY 4 4
Mrs. Benjamin ,Boyles of Middletown ~
as been spending the week with Mrs. - -
7. Macklin. u
Mrs. H. F. Warren, Miss Lottie War cC
IN and Paynter Collins were Dover Vls- 70
ors on Saturday. ~ -
Lof1and Deputy has purchased new to
uick touring car al
Miss Blanche Baker of Ellendale spent fl
Wednesday with Miss Lille Cook. ~
Mrs w. Nacl<lin entertained on Sun OF