Milford chronicle., 1928-10-26

will be greatly missed in this COM
munity.
This section is experiencing sum-
; mer-like weather and pear trees are
blooming for the second time this
year. On some late pear trees are
ripening fruit and new blossoms.
Lawns are as green as in summer
and rose bushes continue to bloom'
while other flowers are lingering
longer than usual.
Golden Rule Lodge No. II, I. o. o.
F., of Milton, will hold a Ladies'
Night at their lodge room on Tues
day evening, November 18th. The
committee having the affair in
charge promises a very enjoyable
evening and plenty of good things
to eat. Admission is by ticket-at
S10O per ticket-each ticket admit
ting two persons. The Rebecca
Lodge will furnish the eats and a
most enjoyable time is expected. The
affair is under the auspices of the
Golden Rule Booster Club"
The small daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stuot is quite i'll at
their home on Broad street.
Mrs. William B. Wagamon is very
i'll at her home on Chestnut street. +
! Mrs. Wagamon some months ago
fell and was so badly injured that it
was necessary to amputate her left
leg at the hip, and she has never
fully recovered from the shock.
A Halloween social will be held
in West Hill School House, near
Harbeson, on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 3Oth. Proceeds are for the
purchase of new equipment for the
school, and is under the auspices of
West Hill Parent-Teacher Assoc1a-
ton.
INVITATION
Ghosts and Goblins
Are sure to be seen,
During the week
OHallowe'en;
Also the witches
With a hiss and kick
Will be along too,
Riding their broomsticks. :
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All on their way !
To a Masquerade Ball 6
Where they will assemble r
In West Hill Hall, f
On the thirtieth of October,
Rain or clear.
You'll hear them coming
With a shout and cheer.
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After the entertainment
There will be
One o. the most
Jolly jubilees.
The awarding of prizes
For the prettiest costume;
And one for the most comical
Lady or groom. =
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Ice cream, candy and cake
Will be sold.
To witches and goblins
To young and to old
so come one and all,
List to their gay call;
And be received n,
In West Hill Hall. ri
Joseph A. Stormer, a well known 81
armer, died suddenly at his home in tie
slaughter Neck on Sunday night. &C
Ir. Stormer, who was 81 years old, al
etired early on Sunday evening in
lis usual good health. Unable to al
-et an answer from him early Mon
ay morning, his daughter, who re- OF
ided with him, went to his bed Ly
oom and found that he had died pc
ometime during the night. The yo
amily physician is of the opinion
nat Mr.. Stormer died shortly after mi
etiring. He had been in failing -.
ealth for several months but his VIZ
ondition was not thought so seri-
us. Funeral services were held at gr
laughter Neck Church on Wednes- La
ay afternoon, at o'clock, and in WI
srment made in the adjoining Gem eF
terry. The deceased leaves three
aughters and two sons. ue
The Milton Base Ball Carnival pa
ommittee reports the receipts to be nO nO
}. .59O.15, expenses $1,73711, leaving yE
net profit of $853.04. This sum MI
ill be applied to a playground fund
II the community. r.
Thomas H. Wilson, Mrs. Eliza
utton and son, David, Wilbur and -
enc Hayes and Miss Annie Jeffer- Su
IN, spent Sunday in Wilmington as at
lie guests VI MISS 44cbuAb w WAASS0'
no is a student nurse at Delaware ~
ospital.
Miss Ava Gordy, student in Milton
Ugh School, spent the weekend
ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
dolphus Gordy, near Georgetown.
"Here Comes Arabella" will be
resented in Fox Theatre on Friday
rening, November End, under the
lspices of Milton New Century
ub. A professional coach has
zen secured to whip the cast into O
Iape and the play promises to be %
lie of the best ever presented by
cal talent. -A''
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mustard and
n, Andrew, Jr., and Mrs. Joseph g.
,ung, of Atlantic City, N. j., have
en- recent guests of his parents,
r. and Mrs. L. L. Mustard. T.:
L. L. Mustard left a few days ago
r Wilmington, where he has Sc
red employment. On
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Atkins are
ending few weeks in Philadel-
ia.
Mrs. Lydia Hickman, of Philadel-
ia, has been the guest of her cou- N
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