Milford chronicle., 1924-11-14
Bridgevine

Mrs. w. d. Dodd was taken sud
denly ill on Monday and was taken
to the Salisbury Hospital where her
condition is unchanged.
The BridgeVille Fire Company was
called to Greenwood around five o.
clock on Tuesday morning to assist
at the fire of the bungalow of Law
renee Tatman, which was a total
loss.
W. E. COnaway was in Wilmington
the first of the week.
o. 7. Warrington has started the
remOdeling of his store this week.
George RuOs returned on Monday
from DoylestOwn, Pa, where he was
on cunning trip for grouse, but
owing to the dry weather the sea-
son was not opened for fear of for
est fires.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Williams of Mil
ford visited friends here the first of
the week.
X. NJ. Wiley is out again after be-
ing confined to the house suffering
from a severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Macklin were
Milford visitors the first of the week.
Harry L. Cannon was in Philadel- |
phia on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Russell are !
having their plumbing completed in
their new home on Cannon street
this week.
Joseph Wiley who has been home
on sick leave from his position in
Philadelphia, returned the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elkton Adams are in
Philadelphia where Mrs. Adams will
an operation on her eyes, to
try to restore her sight.
Bridgeville had the Every Even
ing, one of Wilmington's daily pa '
Ders, delivered by air plane on We'd
lesday of last week, in order to get
he final election returns to their pa
rOns here.
Sol Kline is giving away at his de-
)artment store keys that entities the
ucky one to CrOsley three tube ra- r
lilo set, complete. .
Leon BulOw has recently purchas i
d 2 Ford sedan. :
Layton & Owens Mfg. Co. expect 6
o start their plant in operation on Y
lolly boxes this week. 7
Jake Wahl and family were Cam y
ridge visitors the first of the week. q
A number of Bridgeville people q
ttended the horse races at FEEDER "
lsburg, Md, on Tuesday afternoon. A,
Armistice Day passed off in our
tile town quietly, except for a num- 6,
er of flags displayed from the por- ~
hes of residences and business
laces and services at the M. E. -
hurch. VI "
Miss Anna Cahall of Wilmington "
Dent Sunday at the home of her 4,
arents here. y,
Mrs. Chas. Owens is spending a ~
w days with her son, Cartee, at Il,
Oughkeepsie, N. Y.
Miss Anna Layton spent the week
Id with friends in Wilmington. =,
Alvin Messick who a short time -
20 joined the U. S. Coast Guards, o
ationed near Baltimore, Md, spent =
e first of the week with his par =
It's here.
DR.. Lawrence M. Cahall, one of
e leading physicians of the town,
no has been at the Jefferson Hospi-
|, Philadelphia, and at Werners-
lie, Pa, for the past two months,
s returned here to his home on
lrket street.
At a recent meeting of the senior
lss of the Bridgeville High School
E following officers were elected:
esident, Morgan McAllen; vice
Margaret Shockley; secre-
~, Mildred Dukes; treasurer,
wrence Elliott.
The junior class of the high school
S elected the following officers:
esident, Catherine Wyatt; vice
ssident, Margaret Dickerson; Sec
airy, Blanche Vandenburg; treas
9r, Elizabeth Newton.
Sherman e Rhodes, contractors,
o are building the Bridgeville-
road, will complete
ing cement on the section from
anita to Bridgeville, and will then
rt on the section from Atlanta to AZ
Maryland line. These contrac- WI
S have had a large force of men
rking and have laid on an aver
of seven hundred feet of cement >,
h day. If the weather conditions snJ sISy
favorable they will have the en- hom
road open for traffic by the first 1 II
The year. 5om