Milford chronicle., 1924-02-15
Milton Letter

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ground, making travel difficult in tn
= country sections.
One of the largest revival meeting
: held in years is now going on at Bea
yer Dam M. P. Church, Harbeson, b,
= the pastor, Rev. C. M. Cullum. Tn,
meetings are held nightly by larg,
l congregations and many converts ar,
recorded. The pastor is being assisted
by George W. Simpler of near Milton
Miss Sarah Lohand will sell her
house and lot on Broad street, Milton
and also her household goods at pub
lie sale on Saturday, February 23rd.
MiltOn's Chautauqua will be held
for three days starting February 21.
The program is one of the most inter-
esting and instructive given by the
SwarthmOre Chautauqua Association.
Following is the program for the six
performances:
I First Day-AfternOon:
/ Lecture by the Chautauqua Super
intendent.
Concert, Rowels-Robertson Com
pany.
Night:
Concert, Rowles-Robertson Com
pany.
Lecture, Harry R. McKeen, 'Your
Community in Revolution"
Second Day-Afternoon:
Lecture by the Superintendent.
Concert, The SwarthmOre Trio.
Junior Chautauqua.
Night:
Lecture, demonstration, William !
Dallas Campbell, Home, the
Heart of Life"
Concert, The Swarthmore Trio.
Closing Day:
Junior Chautauqua Pageant, "Her
Family on Display"
Concert, Happy Hawaii Company.
Night:
Illustrated Travelogue, Happy
Hawaii" Mildred Leo Clemens
and Company.
Sunday:
A program suitable to the day will
be arranged and the hour will
be announced later.
The guarantOrs are now out selling
eason tickets, price $1.5O.
At a meeting of the directors of the
sussex Trust Company last week,
'harles G. NAPLES was elected vice
resident Of the company, to fill the r
acancy caused by the death Of Chas. n
!. Lacey. J. Leon Black was elected
director of the company at the same
leeting.
Herman Lewis who has been i'll at
is home for several weeks, is now
Die to be out again.
The first of the Dollar Day" sales
, fbn Nf;1fo11 ,,vs1r ! III
l Wednesday by the r. Davis Lingo
III
Captain George B. Hunter has Join II
the radio fans, having installed a 4
t at his home on Chestnut street. til
Mrs. Elizabeth Deputy, who has gi
en- visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Noah E. re
arreD, has returned to her home in to
arlington. liB
Town Council is having a new curb 20
d to conform to the curve of the :
ncrete road at the corner of Front 6tl
d Federal streets, on the Burton
)perty on the north side of the as
eet and the property of the Sussex rul
lst Company on the south side. as
liam H. Workman is doing the Job. trC
l. N. Pratt has been confined to his
ne with a severe case of grippe. Dol
lrs. -Iohn Gibbs and children of the
rrington have been visiting Mr.. and eve
}. Clarence Vent the past week, re- -
ming home on Sunday. =
Irs. Clarence Vent is quite i'll at
home near town, the result of
ing all her teeth extracted.
Carey Palmer shipped a carload
'lne wood to New York on Tues
ate Highway Officer Fithian on
day arrested Harry Clendaniel, of
on, for operating an automobile l. \
out drivers license. He was n
n to Georgetown and fined S25.OO
costs. He appealed and gave bail
court. Mr.. Clendaniel, who is
ling at the Hankin Department
;, used Mr.. Hankins car to go to Fl
lOme for dinner when picked up
lf1cer Fithian. -
tons town election will be held -
rst Saturday afternoon in March.
2 will be elected mayor and
The outgoing cOun-
n are ]. Clarence Lank and Har- nc
WagamOn. Candidates for the I'm
ons must file their names with liz
Jerk of council one week before IE
~ of election. COuncilmen are E
d for two years and the mayor e
le year. lE
Milton w. C. It. U. will hold a lE
emorative meeting on Tuesday E
lg, February 18th in the NJ. P. IL
h. A program is being prepared IE
committee and an invitation is IF
led to the public. IE
le Miss Betty Smith, daughter Of II
nd Mrs. John Smith, of Milton, IF
perated on at the Milford hos r
or an ear ailment. IE
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