Milford chronicle., 1924-12-05
Ocean View

Prof. A. P. Will, Virgil Wiley and
Miss Haight, visited their homes
during the Thanksgiving vacation.
The pupils of the seventh grade
which is taught by Thomas Hick-
man, are setting a fine standard of
attendance for the school. This
room reports an attendance of 100
per cent for the month of Novem-
ber
Proceeds of the bazaar to be held
on Friday, December 5th, will be US
ed to provide athletic equipment for
the school. The support of the COM
munity is earnestly solicited.
John Shilling while on a visit to
the Lord Baltimore School partici-
pated in the games which are a part
of the health program. After regain
ing his health, he expressed his en-
tire satisfaction with that particular
phase of our work.
The funeral services of Capt. JOS
eph Madison, who formerly resided
here a number of years, but who has
spent recent years in Philadelphia
and Woodbury., N. j., were held from
the Presbyterian Church on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock, conduct
ed by Rev. A. B. Frye and Mr.. Tor
bert, the funeral director of Dover.
Capt. Joseph Madison had attain
ed the age of "a years and had fol-
lowed the tug boat business for
number of years. His wife, Mrs. EN-
ma Madison, died eleven years ago,
urbiIo tbovy 1ixod Ioro II, 4bie fouy,
Ezekiel Evans and son Warren
and Messrs. Horace, Howard and
Albert Daisey, brothers, motored
from Philadelphia and visited Mr..
and Mrs. Elijah Daisey last week.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, motored from Wyoming |
and visited Mrs. Gideon and L. C.
Roberts on Thursday.
DR.. George E. Phillips and wife
motored from their home on Broad
street, Philadelphia, in their new
Essex Coach, and visited Capt. and
Mrs. AlOnZO Evans, Mrs. Phillips
'ather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Derrickson
md daughter Elizabeth, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas c. Hickman and
Florence and Emily, and
son Thomas, mOtored to PhiIadel-
'hia and spent the holidays with Mr..
Ind Mrs. VIM. Hickman and other
)rothers and sisters-haVing a re-
lnion of five sisters and three bro
hers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hearn mo-
ored from Laurel and visited Mrs.
Annie Hearn, Mrs. Georgia Richards
nd Mrs. David Hall last week.
Miss Florence Villa Roberts has :
to the University of Della
7are where she is studying this win !
er after spending Thanksgiving with :
er parents.
Miss Ruth Roberts came from G
and spent few days :
nth her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C.
.oberts. r
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Murray and i
aughter Mae went to Philadelphia
n the excursion and visited rela- =
ives recently. Roddie Murray has
ccepted position on a boat in .
ew York.
Mrs. Eta Evans and friend, ThOs. c
7illis, motored down from Philadel- 6
hia and visited Capt. Calvin Evans
nd Mrs. Lizzie Elliott last week. C
Miss Margaret Keene was given a q
rthday party on Saturday after D
BON by her parents, it being her 6
-th birthday. Several young folks 9
ljoyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Richards of
visited his father,
harles Richards. Upon their re-
IN Mrs. Name Evans accompanied d
EN- for a visit. d
Mrs. William Turner is recover
g from an illness.
George Quillen is quite i'll at his
me.
Dolby has returned to
e city after spending a few days
ID his mother, Mrs. Nelson Dolby. [
Mrs. Wilbur Vansant caught an
)ossum while hunting for holly in
woods. 1t was large one but she I
lnaged to carry it to her home,/
The men are hunting for game {
w-shooting rabbits, etc.
irwin Short came from Philadel-
ia and visited his mother also
andmother, Mrs. Martha ConOway.
Walter Short who is attending the
iversity of Delaware spent the :,
extend with the above relatives, -
s. Lulu Lynch and Mrs. Martha 81
noway. =.
Mrs. Walter Goslee and son Ray "
nd motored from Philadelphia r,
/ visited Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas .,
lrt over the weekend. y
The Ladies Aid Society Of M. E. tt
lrch held its meeting at the home
Mrs. Georgia Richards on Tues Sc
: night. The bazaar was planned
and arrangements made, which =
| be held Friday and Saturday L
hts, December IL and 13 in w. c. rs
kman's Hall.
nice patchwork quilt, aprons,
bonnets, towels and other useful
cles will be on sale; besides ice Il
I'm and cake. Come everyone and y
~ a good time.
he farm house of Hiram James
burned to the ground on Friday M
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