Milford chronicle., 1926-10-08
MiltonLe ter

marriage of Miss Mar pa moore
daughter of Mr.. and MI InOHias
Moore, near Milton, and DaVlo W.
Donovan, son of Mr.. and MIS-. VIII
lard Donovan, of this toWl at sails
bury, Md, on Septembef 3ru' Inc
bride is popular among younser
set, and a graduate of NJ llton dlgh
School Class of '25. Mt Donovan
is an employee of the SUI sex trust
Company of Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Picllvane'
of Camden, N. j., have Been lne
guests of her mother, MS annie
Il The m w C. T U will d old their
regular business meeting N lhe
Sunday School room of i9 NJ. u.
Church on Monday Afternoon at :
o'clock, October 11th. The presl-
dent of the Sussex COuny Unlous'
Mrs. Anna Waller, will present
and desires to meet all ,he mem-
bers possible at that time.
Mrs. Isabelle Ingram, MIS-. Anna
Neal, of Denton, Mrs. Lon Satter-
field, of Baltimore, Mrs. Alife smith
of Harrington, were guestf OF MI
and Mrs. Thomas Hood oyer the
weekend.
The following communlcaqlon was
handed the writer by a menDer OF
Zion NJ. E. Church for publlcatloh.
1t is given without comment zion
NJ. E. Church wishes to correct the
mistake that was published in the
papers a few weeks ago about the
w. C. T. u, as Zion has NJ W. T.
T. U. any more"
The last concrete pavement ana
gutter has been laid on Broad 81
this week, completing a pb that
has kept the street torn up for TWO
years. This street is now one OF
the best improved in Mil n ana
the residents are proud Of IT, de-
spite the heavy cost to the ptoperty
holders. -,
Next Sunday, October 19th, Will
be a gala event for the membFs and
friends of Coolspring Presbt tterlan
Church, the occasion being thk lOSth
anniversary of this histOriGIl eol-
fee A snlendid program hal been
prepared for the two sefVlces.
morning and afternoon. Thete VIII
be no service in the eVeninE Z. In
the morning there will be special
music and the sermon will be de-
liVered by the pastor, Rev. Freder-
ick Perkins. The afternoon sermon
will be delivered by Rev. W Ham
Leislman. pastor of Lewes Pr les by
/ al,
mon Hon. Henry C. Conrad, f'rmer
Judge of the Delaware Courts VIII
deliver an historica address, wing
the history and important hat pen
ings of this old church. PTep ara
tions have been made to acc oci mo-
date the large crowd expected 4 De
in attendance. The tOmbstqnes IN
this old churchyard cOntait the
names of many men who we're
nrominent in the affairs of tlh ma
ton, state and community II the
trying times of the early yes "a; OF
independence.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Zion
NJ. E. Church have POSTPONE the
festival to be held in the gr o' at
the rear of the church until YES
day night, October 18th. Com
erybody welcome.
District Deputy Grand
Daniel Wagamon, Jr., of the
Lodge of Delaware, and staff,
Outten, Alvin Fisher, Harry N
George Davidson, Addison Cha
Ward Short and Nabmanious
| bank. have begun installing
GERS of Odd Fellows Lodges
out the county, of which Mr..
mon has charge
Miss Laura Robinson has retV
from a months vacation. She
tied Washington, D. c., Al
Park, n. J., Gettysburg, Mt. We
the Blue Ridge Mountains and
Sesqui- Centennial, Philadelphia
Owing to the consolidation
Dutton School the Milton scho
overcrowded in the lower gr
and to find relief from this q
ton President Welch of the
school board, and Weldon c.
pies, a member, went to Dover
week to take up the matter with
Holloway. They succeeded in
| ting two more teachers. The
difficulty that confronted the bi
was additional housing. This
be overcome by the erection O
two-room building on lot near
school, on Walnut street, owned
J. Clarence Lank. Mr.. Lank
erect the building and rent it
the school board. The building
be well lighted, well ventila
with two entrances, drinking fo
tains, indoor toilets, and will be
arranged that it can be CONVEX
into a bungalow when a new sch
building is erected. Work on
new building, which will cont
the first two grades, has begun
it is expected to be ready for Oc
pancy within three weeks.
Delaware School Auxiliary will f
nish the interior and pay the re
Miss Louise Johnson, student
the Wesley Collegiate Institute,
yer, spent. the weekend with
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson
Rev. Louis Sasse, rector of
Johns Baptist Episcopal Chur}
| MllCOn, Is SpeuOlnS several wee
in Europe.
Richard M. Green, student at
Wesley Collegiate Institute, Dow
spent the weekend in Milton wi
his mother.
John P. Wilson is having Co
crete sidewalk laid in front of Il
property he recently purchased
Federal street. Mr.. Wilson is ittiI
up this property in a modern wa
and will occupy it as a residenC
when completed.
Henry McAllister, who has bee
i'll for several months, is now alb
to resume his work in the ]. Il
Walls meat market.
Millions new fire engine hal
been given a thorough test by EN-
ployes of the LaFrance Company
| manufacturers and has been ac