Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-05-04
LIVE PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
FROM MIL TON FOR A WEEK

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$ 6een assured this week by the Stat
IL Road Commission that this piece O
e road would be built this summer. Bid
:. Will soon be asked and contrac
d awarded within the next thirty DAYS
d This road will connect Milton will
e the system of concrete roads at Har
s Deson. The road from Harbeson t.
i LeWes will be completed this year
S connecting Lewes with the du Pom
5 Boulevard at Georgetown.
The Ladies Aid Society of Sand Hill
> M. e. Church will meet at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Warren.
Wear Milton, on Satnrdo.
At nubi Everybody cordially i TrG;4d9g'
lying in Pc sale Of the Lofand T ian9
Hook Cro oGioaqklll hundred. on P ILLUS
marsh 1snS Iohn Lofand boneb+ N til Z
$1IO0 Iia1u' about seventy scSnI the
I'D Isnd y. King bought six @C oonS Tor
si G ia1a for $500. The ns Sn acres Of
A ~ Valuaoie as muskrat tra1,' SOn-
Iins NV n,1, roof is being put nm ~ Ipplng'
C C11,-S property, corner of n T Ine At
Tbo ST;,t streets, by ]. C. CIen5 c ana
has bo linton Manufacturing Coro '.,lieI'
eaT,, Desun the making of GIGG1pany
fs s,.ents' This makes two ". a-ouI
The I T,L low In operation in N1iI+o,.
ton nc :. LIBERTY Fire Company ~ 1fii non
o oTd, 10 cnancing off a gold wo ~ 5u!i-
TbiS " raise funds for eouinn ou -
tnls company should reooit- lpHlent'
of TaIty support Of all citizens y, +, tHe
Of fire. 'Hulp Ior the fighting
Inc LoHand Brick Comnanv ~
eHe largest concerns of its KIM g ~ 20, oL
building brick. -l''"ilacture of
me dwelling occupied bv u.
Eaglngton is being PAINTED o1d aa[Ey
wise improved. ''lu OIner-
rec n1e Milton Canning Company are
d deTeIV ing several carloads of cans
b t IU H., tne packing of peas and
oeaIs' Inc Draper factory is also re- re-
OetyIng cans. The acreage planted n
peas and beans this year is the IarSo
es! ever put out and if a fair cron Z.
raised Doth factories will be kent hns1
nisuI ana day to care for these crons
asparagus is being shipped to civ
Ln7rKets from this section and eooS l
pflces are being realized. e0OU
The Milton Quot Team defeated +bo &
LeWes team in a game PLAYED IN fbo /
local floor. The score, Milton 71S /
LeWes' !1S. This was the fifth game
il series of seven to be PLAYED and O
5 tne .nrst game won by the Milton $
'oys. The line up was as follows: t.
MIIGon-Walter Reed, William Rich
'rds' Dorman Porter, Richard Green n
LeWes: Charles Nelson, N. r. Req L
Ster' Ebe Palmer, Dan Littleton, Ro- a
and Tyndall.
Mrs. Nell Campbell and son. of =
'arbeth, Pa, are the guests of her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Wa
les.
Mrs. David Nailor, of Milford. is the
uest of her sister, Miss Maggie Rob
ms. l.
A recent ruling Of the Post Office
apartment tnstructs rural carriers
Of to stop at boxes where signal that
all is enclosed is not displayed;
hen taking mail from box, no matter
he has just deposited mail, he
lould not display signaI-the patron
ust visit box to see if mail has been
IT. In other words, the signal is for 3
e of patron to notify carrier that 4
all has been placed in box by pa IS
on. Carriers are to report the con-
tons Of boxes, whether too low,
aiming too far, on wrong side of
ad, box in leaky condition, facing
rong way, etc. If correction is not H
lde no mail will be left.
The Milton Athletic Baseball Club
We received their new uniforms and
her pharaphernalia and is now op-
for games on Saturdays and holt
Us at home or abroad. A field has
en- secured on Federal street and is
Ing put in good condition for the
sning Of the season, about the mid
} Of May The boys are practicing.
Try evening and are rapidly round
, into condition.
William S. Truitt, died at his home
IT Lincoln City, Monday, April 80,
3. Age II years, months and II
rs. Funeral Thursday at o'clock
Lincoln Church. Interment in Lin
n cemetery. He leaves a widow and
eral children. Rev. Wood off1ciat-
Samuel J. Wilson & Son had
rye Of the funeral.
[enry P. Warren. son Of Mr.. and
:. Henry T. Warren, died at the
Urgency Hospital, in Milford.
lrsdav. April 26th, age 1 year and
months. The body was removed to
r residence. near Lincoln City. the
e day. by Samuel J. Wilson & Son.
eral Sunday at 2 o'clock at the
e. Church at Lincoln City. Inter
It in Odd Fellows cemetery, at
ord. Rev. Wood officiating. Samuel
vilson & Son had charge Of the fu-
i.
VAUDEFILLEH
Plaza Theatre, Milford, Del.
Tuesday, May Sth