Milford chronicle., 1928-11-23
Milton Letter

farm three miles southwest of Mil
ton. to which Mr.. Campbell will
move sometime in December. Mr.
Donovan has bought of Edward Mill
man two acres Of land at the inter-
section of the Milford-RehoboTh
road and the Milton-Broadkill Beach
roads. upon which he will erect a
dwelling and a filling station.
Houston Warren has sold his farm
near Milton to George A. Wilson, OF
Georgetown, and will give possession
in a few weeks. Mr.. Warren will
move to the Wilson property, in Mil
ton, on Mill street, now occupied by
William Jefferson.
William Wright, who will rellre
from the farm, will sell his stock
and farm implements at his home on
the Howard Mcgee farm, on the
Milton-Harbeson road, on Thursday
November 20.
James Ponder on Tuesday sold
his stock and farm implements ana
has moved to the NAPLES properly
on Front street, Milton.
The rabbit and quail season open
ed on Thursday of last week but
owing to the dry warm weather
since the opening no great bags Oh
game have been killed. Game Is
plentiful here but the weather Is so
warm that both dogs and gunners
become exhausted in a few hours.
"Home Acres" is the title of The
comedy-drama to be given in Fox
Theatre. on Tuesday evening, No
vember 27, by the young people OF
Milton Methodist Protestant Church.
The cast of characters follow:
Ann Rickett, a dress maker, Mar
tha Mustard.
Jane Whitman, roited in the SOIL
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson.
David Holden, a young farmer
Clay Williams.
Rose Whitman, country hoWer'
Lillian Ponder.
Lib, out of her element, Bernice
Clendaniel.
Enoch, the chore boy, Milton john
son. L.
John Whitman, who has been to
college, Harold Palmer.
WiIfred Clay, a New Yorker
James CdIey' . -
Helen Dalton, product OF tne
Gay White Way" Anna Havelka.
Jim Ferguson, a schemer, Cole
man Johnson.
Music will be furnished by the
Milford Harmony Boys.
CAPTAIN L. C. Darby, of Philadel-
pbia. spent the weekend with his
family here.
Union services will be held at the
M. E. Church on Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. D. H. Sturgis, pastor of Milton
M. P. Church will preach the SER
mon.
Mrs. Ida Hughes, who has been S
quite ill at her home on Union $
street, is somewhat improved at TINS l
time. Her sister, Mrs. Theodore Neal G
of New Jersey, who has been visit
ing her for several weeks, has re- c
turned home.
William H. Mears has returned a
from a weeks visit with his son, Ed
ward Mears, at Centreville, Md. o
Mrs. John B. Mustard, who has p
been seriously ill at her home on e
Atlantic street, is cOnvalescing.
Alfred Taylor has purchased Oh p
Mr.. Magee the dwelling house at a.
9arkers bridge on Atlantic street. ~
md is now occupying it.
Mrs. George B. Atkins is spending
sometime in Philadelphia where Mr..
Atkins is employed.
George Marshalrs new home on
Chestnut street, is nearing compile
ion.
Mrs. Annie Ingram, who has been
n moor health for sometime, has
one to the home of her daughter,
Irs. Maggie McIlvane in Camden
I. j., for visit.
The Milford Harmony Boys Will
1rnish music at the comedy-drama,
} be given in the Fox Theatre, Mil
IN. on November 27, by the young
eople of the NJ P. Church.
Five years after the completion OF
,e improved road from Milton to
arbeson. the State Highway Com
.ission is preparing to move the
lrn and other outbuildings on the
Irm of William w. Mason back
ON the line of the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Jensen cele-
,ated their -twenty-fifth wedding
lniversary at their home at Rey-
)lds Mills, on November 10th. A
lmber of guests were present and
ter partaking of abundant refresh
ents the guests left wishing Mr..
Id Mrs. Jensen many more happy
ars of life. Those present were
r. and Mrs. Fred Jensen, Mr.. ind
rs. John Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
seph Derrickson, Helena Jenson,
r. and Mrs. Rathen Reed, Mr.. ana
rs. Willard Veasey, of Chester, Pa,
r. and Mrs. John Coulter, Mr.. and
rs. Earl Reeo, Horace Walls, of
lton, Russell Ward, Miss Jane
wderly, of Philadelphia, Mr.. and
s. G. C. Malmsjo and son, Arthur
llmsio. Miss Sadie Scull, of Ph1la-
lphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles jack
n. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morris,
). and Mrs. Edmon Hall, Mr.. and
s. Harry Jefferson, Mr.. and Mrs.
my Truitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
ed, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Prey, OF
ar Milton, Fred Dahllof, of Marcus
ok, Pa, Harry Dahllof and wife,
Elmer, N. j., Mildred Sluitzer and
zinie Smith, of Chester, Pa, Mrs.
liam Hickman, of Philadelphia,
$. Joseph Veasey and son, of Har-
on. Mr.. Grover, of Audubon, N. j.,
eph McKibbin and son of Penns-
we, n J., and Mrs. Maud Quick,
Camden, N. J., who made the we'd
g cake. Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen re-
7ed many handsome presents of
er.
he members and friends of
ite's Chanel. near Overlook, will