Milford chronicle., 1924-04-04
Bridgeville

! Harold Fountain has sold his drug
|, store and supplies to ElktOn Adams
who will continue the business and in
addition will install a quick lunch
counter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin spent
Sunday with their brother Harold,
near Georgetown, who is confined to
his home by a severe sore throat
R. W. Adams, William Quillen and
Luther CalhOon attended a special
meeting of the Delaware State Fire
mems Association of the Sussex Coun-
ty Companies at Georgetown on Tues
day evening. Owing to the severe
storm, but few companies reported
and another meeting was called for
next Monday evening at SeafOrd.
Rev w. l.. White, pastor of the M.
e. Church here, has returned from the
NJ. E. Conference, held at Wilmington,
last week TO remain our pastor for an
other year.
o. 7. Warrington is having some re-
pairs and remOdeling done at his
home on Market street.
William ConOway was on business
trip to Wilmington on Tuesday.
Samuel Carson of Dover and H. e.
Jones of MiddletOwn paid our town a
short visit on Tuesday evening in the
interest of the fire department.
Mrs. Kate Warrington was called to
Wilmington this week owing to illness
of relatives.
The supper given by the M. P.
Church at Cannons on Thursday and
Friday nights of last week, was large
ly attended and a snug little sum was
realized.
Miss Ruby DickersOn of Wilmington
spent the weekend with friends here.
The regular meeting of the Bridge
vile Fire Company will be held this
Monday evening. AS business of i'm
pOrtance will be on hand large at
tendance is requested.
A number of young people attended
a friendly gathering at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stuart at Sea-
ford on Tuesday evening of last week.
George Whitney received a very /
painful injury last week when one of
the belts in the mill broke and struck
him in the face.
Arthur Russell of Milford was
town visitor on Tuesday.
Oran J. Wiley has purchased IN
other soda fountain and is having it I
Installed this week.
While attending to the chores about /
The house on Tuesday P. P. Jacobs
discovered his wood pile on fire from a
some unknown cause. Water was Sc f
cured quickly and the fire put out be-
ore any damage was done. "
The building material is being plac-
ID at the BridgeVille bank which is il
Don to be remOdeled.
H. P. Cannon and Son have COM s.
Ileted the erection of pea viner in
he Atlanta neighborhOod this week. E
Harold Collision and Lester Owens n
f the University of Delaware spent
he weekend with their parents here. L
Miss Bessie Kline who is attending bI
chool near Baltimore, is spending a T
sW days with her parents here. bl
The Bridgeville Packing Association -
as recently received a car load OF q
and equipment.
A large number of our local order 3
Red Men attended the Sussex coun-
gathering at Laurel on Friday ev-
ling of last week. K
J. O. Brown has started the erection
a new dwelling opposite his home 4
Cannon street.
Miss Mary B. Elliott of Bridgeville
Is been spending the weekend in
liladelphia and Wilmington with
lends.
John Donovan and friend, Miss Ida
ay Farber, spent Sunday with Mr..
ID Mrs. John w. Elliott.
There will be social held at For
t Park school on April 18th. If this
ould be bad night, it will be held
e following night.