Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-12-21
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Chas. LarrimOre and Elkton Adams
have opened an egg and poultry store
in the Elliott property on Market
street.
The parent-teacher meeting was held
at the high school on Monday evening
Miss Kathleen Wright gave a very in
teresting talk on her trip to Harring-
ton, Wilmington, Springfield, Mass,
and Chicago. Ill, having won these
honors through dyeing contest.
Most of the holly shipments were
finished the first of the week. Just a
few wreaths are being shipped to local
points now.
Henry Wallace was quite ill at his
home here, the first of the week suf-
fering from acute Indigestion.
R. B. Adams of Ocean City, Md, Wis
tied relatives here part of last week.
Turkeys sold as low as 35c per Id.
the first of the week.
Harold Fountain has rented and re-
opened the ZOtt drug store and is
putting in a new and complete line.
DR.. Frank Palmer has recently in
stalled new electric machines to his
office equipment.
William J. Swain and H. w. Viven
have been selected by G. Layton Grier,
the county chairman, to solicit funds
in this locality for the late President,
Warren G. Harding, Memorial.
Hilen Jones and family moved to
Wilmington the first of the week
where Mr.. Jones will secure posi-
ton.
Master Morris Ewell, grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Legar, left for
Philadelphia on Wednesday where he
will undergo a slight operation for
enlarged tonsils at one of the Phila-
delphia hospitals.
Mrs. Isaac Giles who resides along
the Seaford-Bridgeville State Highway
died on Tuesday of a lingering illness
of several months. i
Arlin Brown left on Sunday last for
Florida where he will spend the win
ter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Macklin who +
lived in the DR.. Sudler property on
Broad street, moved last week to Sea-
ford where they will make their fu-
ture home.
George A. Cooling of York, Pa,
was in Bridgeville on a hunting trip
last week. Mr.. Goodling was our agri-
culture teacher last year.
The Bridgeville High School will
give its Christmas entertainment in
the school building this Friday.
Miles Messick of Franklin and Mar
shall College, arrived home Monday
evening for his Christmas vacation.
Miles played half back on the varsity
DOT ball team.
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he rear of his office.
The Bridgeville High School elect
ID their base ball captain and manag- a
II this week and are now planning C
or the coming season. Tom Vanden- n
,urg was elected manager and Wick
adams captain. b
The Epworth League was led by N
Iiss Charlotte Layton last Sunday. ii
he coming Sundays meeting will be al
ed by Raymond Short. This being
Christmas topic, something new is W
expected. OF
Quite few of our high school boys NJ
re planning to attend the military &c
amp at Plattsburg next summer. di
hey have organized with the follow
lg officers: VIM. Hayward, president; w
dward Cannon, vice president; Vir- DC
lie Stille, secretary. HI
Robert Layton arrived home We'd di
esday night Robert is among the w
any boys to win his letter this year. ad
e being manager of the track team til
Andover Prep.
Clayton Curry and Esther Atkinson We
ere shopping in Wilmington over the dix
eel-end. fey
Virgil Wiley of Ocean View spent gu
e weekend at the home of his par
It's, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Wiley. bill
Miss Mary Elliott of this town who OOC
S been in the Marshall Hospital at an
lford for some time, and who I'M flo;
rwent an operation, is doing nicely an
this writing, and expects to be del
me soon. sp1