Milford chronicle., 1930-02-28
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The Gossip Club is in session ev-
cry evening except Sundays or when
the weather is inclement. Some
questions are bothering the presi-
dent and causing bit of delay in
matters of more Importance, that
should be brought before the atten-
ton of the club. A Valentine was
received by the vice president and is
a matter of unfinished business, as
there seems to be no trace or evil
dence as to the sender. The secre-
tary may have some knowledge OF
the case. but of course he will not
, divulge any information that would
lead to censure. The finances are
not very important, but the CLUB
may adopt the following policy: The
secretary and treasurer shall have
full control of all receipts and no
report will be asked for in hVe
years. Thus giving authority to pay
! bills or embezzle at all times, as ne
NAV choose to do, no questions TO
be asked. Sveral men have been in
| uuiring as to membership, but as
the club is careful to admit only
those that come recommended by
! the members.
The club must begin on time and
finish by nine o'clock as there is an
unWritten law that all members
must vacate or suffer eviction by the
Throw Out Committee. Some very
important questions may be announ-
ced in our next letter, If the CLUB
will release them for publication %
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Palmer and
son Linford were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson on last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence Helm were
weekend visitors of Mrs. Elizabeth
Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Murray were
callers on Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hudson on Sunday evening.
j Miss Dorothy Williams of Will
mington was a Sunday visitor at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Williams.
Russell Hudson, Alden Murray
Matthew Murray were weekend de-
vourers of good eats, thereby keep
ing up their regulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gray were
!, callers at the Tracy and Harmon
homes recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hudson
have had a Victor radio installed in
their home. Radioitis is an awful
disease, causing folks to retire al
}, 2:SO a. m. on Sunday morning and
a. m. on Monday morning. 1t Is
hard to say what the hour will be
by the time this letter reaches the
readers.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Lynch Of
Philadelphia were visitors of his
brother and sisters recently.
> Mrs. Elisha Jarvis has just re-
turned nome from motor trip tc
the home of her sister in Elizabeth
N. J.
DR.. George Phillips and family oi
Philadelphia spent Saturday ano
Sunday at the home Of his mother
: Mrs. Frank Howard.
George Steele lost a valuable
mule by death last week.
Capt. Nemiah Murray Of Philadel-
phia is again visiting his many
friends and relatives. He is always
!, welcome. He brought new idea
about fishing. He walks along the
: river with a pole, striking the fish
and towing them in. On last Monday
he captured fifteen by this method
in Indian River. Why start some
thing new?
Miss Ellen Evans is somewhat bet
ter and full of cheer.
Capt. Handy Holt is enjoying his
home on Indian River.
Capt. Handy Holt is circulating 9
! petition for county road from jim
Steele to the river shore, a needed
improvement, and no doubt this will
be a reality in the near future. In
asking Capt Holt as to the kind oi
road he wanted big smile and then
the answer was concrete"
Capt. George Anderson and family
of Alan, Pa, spent the weekend
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
W. Helm.
The sheds from soft shell crabs
are numerous along the river
which would indicate a big catch
this year. But a word Of warning to
our city friends: Don't be in too big
a hurry as this is only February,