Milford chronicle., 1928-09-14
HAPPENINGS IN
+ II AND ABOUT TOWN

Mrs. NJ. L. Hudson, of Seaford, won
the $25 prize at the carnival on
Wednesday night.
With the sudden changes in the
weather, there has been quite an
epidemic of colds in Milford during
the last few days.
The pupils of the Milford school
deposited $40 to their savings ac-
counts on Tuesday, which was their
first banking day this year.
Patrons of the New Plaza Theatre
are enjoying the delightful music
Dolores Fenchez, who is an artist
at the console.
AL. Dyer showed his hand through
a glass in Grifith's barber shop on
Saturday night. In pushing the
door shut, he missed his mark, hit
ting the glass of the window and
breaking it.
A woman driving an Essex car
crashed into a large plate glass
window of A. E. Archer's store on
Friday, smashing a large hole. The
driver. who was from Lincoln, evil
IDENTIFY lost control of the car, step
ping on the accelerator instead of
the brake.
The Milford Boys Band has been
attracting quite a lot of attention |
because of their efficient playing at |
the carnival. This band only three |
months old, deserves credit for al
ready playing quite as good music
as some of the bands which are
much older.
The advisory board of the local
Y. w. C. A. is trying to arouse en-
thusiasm for the concert to be given
by the u S. Marine Band at Long
wood for the benefit of Camp OtOn-
ka. The concert will be given on
next Tuesday afternoon at 2.15
standard time.
The Milford Racquet Club is
planning a tournament to take place
in the near future. In four sets of
very fast doubles, played in one
hour and fifteen minutes Wednesday
afternoon, Sam Berlin defeated
George Reed in every set, the scores
being 60, 6-1, 60 and 6-3
When stunt jumping with a para
chute from the aeroplane on We'd
nesday evening at the carnival |
grounds, Mickey Efferson fell into
-ree, scratching his face and hands.
He was taken to the Milford Emer-
yency Hospital where he received
reatment and was soon released.
Alice Breme, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Breme, was hknocked .
lown by the fender of a car on
Tuesday night during the Firemen's
Parade. She fell on her knees,
which were only slightly scratched.
officer Davis took her to the Mar
hall Hospital, where after an ex-
mination she was dismissed.
The Ladies' Aid of Milford Neck
7ill meet Friday evening, Septem- :,
er 14th. Entertaining Committee:
Irs. French and Mrs. Deputy. Re l
reshment Committee: Mr.. Fisher, y
Irs. Floyd Short, Mrs. Willis, Mrs. IT.
ohm Macklin and Mrs. Paris Kirby. q
n extra program is being prepared. p
,e cream for sale. Everybody well ~ ~
)me. -
The executives of the Milford 81
undred Sunday School Association fo
i'll meet in the Avenue NJ. E. 70
hurch next Saturday night at o. az
ock to make plans and build the di
rogram for the Hundred Conven- ee
on. All the churches of Milford as IN
ell as the churches of the Hundred
'e not only invited but expected to WI
Ike an interest in this convention tb
Ork. or
A new member, Charles Peet, son ST
Ambrose Peet, who has been in ca
S. Marine service, was added to ca
e band on Tuesday night. When tn
larles Peet went into the service tn
rec years ago he was placed in gr
e music department, where he inn
ok course under instructors and in
aged in navy bands on board bat de
ships. His term of enlistment ex- he
ring this week, he came to Mil SO,
rd on Tuesday night and immedi- of
ely upon arrival inquired if there
a band here. Upon being inform tio
about the boys band then playing
the carnival, he went there, made
nself known and Joined the boys !
the band. He plays the clarinet. Fe