Milford chronicle., 1927-11-18
HoIIyvilIe

David Smith and daughter Bea-
trice of New Castle were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ste
VensOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevenson of
Philadelphia were weekend visitors
of the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IRA Stevenson.
Ex-senator H. J. Anderson is hav-
ing the telephone line that runs
from Paramount via HOllyville to
Harbeson, changed from the old dirt
road and run direct by the side of
the new concrete road with new
poles, insulators and wire. This line
is owned by Mr.. Anderson.
Many people from this place at
tended the festival held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Lingo on
Thursday evening past for the ben
eft of Central NJ. E. Church.
The Ladies Aid of Unity M. E..
Church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Otis Joseph, November 10, this
coming Saturday evening. Coffee,
chicken salad, sandwiches, pickles
and hot rolls will be on sale.
The opening season for game has
been on for few weeks. This week
the season opened on rabbits, and
gunners are having fair luck.
Wild geese have been flying over
Rehoboth and Indian River Bay the
past week. Rev. Clifford E. Burton
brought home bag of five.
Miss Frances Irene Joseph spent
last Friday and Saturday with her
aunt, Mrs. Effie Joseph.
Mrs. Jennie Prettyman OF TINS
Mace attended the State Teachers
meeting held at Milford last week.
Several people from this place at
tended the exercises held at George
town in honor of Armistlce Day last
Friday. This is and should be one Oh
orr most sacred holidays, Tor we
honor the coming of peace and the
bovs that were ready and willing to
make the supreme sacrifice on the
folds of France that democracy
sbon1d not perish, and especially
those who sleep under this simple
inscrintion: "Here lies the body OF
an American soldier unknown but to
God" o-1o,
The p. T "A. of Hollymount School
will hold it's first meeting OF the
school year on Tuesday evening" NO
vember %. ~. am,
inc wear one of the dwellings own
ed by Alfred McIlvaine.
This dwelling house was at one
time the old Hollyville school mousse
that has been remodeled ana Gull
verified into a tenant house.
Several of the old school buildings
of this county have been sold our
ing the past month. Bellmouth anu
LONG Neck school buildings were
sold last Thursday to DR.. w. Blaine
Atkins of Millsboro by the SIaIe
Board of Education.
Edward B. Lingo, formerly Oh thls
Mace hut who now is chief engineer
of one of the large ocean gums
steamships, paid brief WISH 70
friends and relatives of this place
last week. while his ship was III
dock at New York harbor.
The new concrete road from An
cola to Midway only lacks a few
hundred feet of being completed;
The wet weather of last week heiu
I'M the contractor. This is beauu-
FIJI road starting at John Hopkins;
near the old Robinson mill pond ana
following the old road until near
ConIev's NJ E. Church and from
thence on it is practically a new
road and intersects with the Milford
and Rehoboth road at the EDWARD
l U CooIspring Grange will hold its
regular meeting next Friday 51,l y,4e even N
ing November 18th. The literary
nr 6 is in charge of Miss MARI
bel Prettyman. ...oa .,
Coolspring Grange has received an
invitation to meet with Henlopen
Grange on December second at Ine
Community Hall at Midway.
The election of officers for the en-
suing wear will be held at an early
date It is desirable that all mem
hers should be present this coming