Milford chronicle., 1927-09-30

visitors in Milton. They returned
home late Sunday afternoon, ac-
companied by his mother, Mrs
Annie Maull, who has been spending
several weeks with Mrs. Florence
Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Warren have
been recent visitors in Atlantic
City, N. J.
The paper train on Sunday has
been taken off between Harrington
and Rehoboth and the Sunday pa
pers are being brought by truck
from Harrington to Milton, giving
the Milton folks earlier delivery
8 o'clock a. m, instead of p. m.
Milton business men are up in
arms over an order issued by the
postoffice department resembling an
order lately promulgated whereby
mail for Milton arrived here from
fifteen to thirty minutes earlier
than before. The rescrinding of
this order puts Milton back to the
old schedule and causes all Milton
mail to pass through the Ellendale
postoffice before being delivered to
the star-route drivers. At present
the mail delivered to him direct
from the train, thus saving many
minutes of waiting until the Ellen
dale force can scan and sort the
Milton mail. The new order goes
into effect on October 1st, unless
the local business men succeed in
having the order recalled. This move
is on a par with the order to make
the residents of Prime Hook dis
trict get their mail from an Ellen
dale route instead of from Milford,
where they have been receiving
their mail for twenty-five years.
Somebody has gone wild in the
postoffice at Washington, or some
ones prospective relative wants
iob that will enable him to stick
his feet beneath papa's feed trough
Prime Hook folks are sol1dly "a
gainst the new order and are fight
ing to retain their old route from
Milford, e
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones, OF
Rig Rear. California, spent Monday
With Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barker:
The Ladies Aid Society OF Key
noIds NJ P. Shurch, will meet at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. leighton D%on- %
ovan Thursday evening, october 6tn'
Miss Eleanor Turner, Miss agnes
uonkins Merritt T. Hopkins, all OF
Wilmington and Adolph Becker ana
Onest ]. Spaulding of New YORK
CIV were weekend guests of Mr..
onJ Mrs Theodore S. Hopkins.
Mrs VIM. w. Reed has returned
70 her home after a two weeks stay
in philadelphia. She accompanied
Mrs. Frank Leverage who is a pa
tient in the University Hospital.
The Fisher Bible Glass SENDS the
following invitation to all its mem
bers: ., oiu1s
We'll rally once again
the text word OF DUTY
We we'll rally from our work,
We will rally from our play
Raing so glad for autumn beauty.
We'Ii hold our fall rally, hurrah,
girls, hurrah
Whether it's clear or stormy WeatneI
Yes we'll rally at the church, glrls'
October 4, at 8,
And the Fisher Class will all meet
together. ,,.,.o.
The Goshen NJ. E. Church, Milton
Sunday, October End. ).
8 Eldridge, pastor: 1O:SO-Regular
M service. Rev. A. J: William
son. son D. D., of Baltimore, will preach.
lEn' He has a very important subject to
present, and is able to make it full
pf interest for you. Tgy to be pres
ent 11:45-The Sunday school
meets. Are you attending and help
ing to make the Sunday school
grow9 The summer is ended now,
frv to settle down to the Importance
of church work. 7:SO-The evening
service. The pastor will endeavor to
conduct the service and needs your
assistance very much. His theme will
he sThe Summer Season. Let each
one try to do his part TO help the
work of the church. We shall look
for YOU next Sunday.