Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1930-05-23
MILTON


hi Union street, on Friday morning,
after an illness of several months,
aged 70 years. Funeral services were
held at his late home on Monday
afternoon, Rev. d. X. Sturgis, pastor
BIZ the M. P. church, having charge of
he services, and interment was made
Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mr.. Belts
caves beside his wife, one daughter,
Miss Loleta Belts, of Milton. Up to
few years ago the deceased TOOK
I'm active part in town affairs, serV-
Pg in the town council for several
erms. He was a trustee of Milton
NJ. p. church, and a member of that
ORGANIZATION for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clifton, of FL
ingsworth's Corner, visited his
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Potter on
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey E. Wilson and
son. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Minos
Wilson and family, Captain and Mrs.
David button and son, David, Jr., Wis
ted Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Wilson,
near Newmarket, on Sunday.
Harry POstles and family, of Phil
ldelphia, spent part of last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. HOlda hastings
and Mr.. and Mrs. George POstles,
leRr town.
Mrs. Florence Johnson spent Sun
lay with her nephew, James Carey,
ana FAMILY in Cave Neck.
Mrs. James A. Clendaniel and
laughter, Bernice, and Mrs. Joshua
Massey and daughter, Helen, spent
few days last week i'll Philadelphia
nm n shonning eXDeditiOn
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Fithian, Mrs.
Mobile Walker and son, Charles, and
Joseph Lindale spent Sunday at Shad
Point, Md, the guests of Mrs. Mar
garet Simpler.
Mrs. Warren DOdd, who has been
l0uite i'll, is convalescent.
John D. Wright, who has been ill
or several days is now able to be
but again.
James Calhoun celebrated his
enth birthday anniversary on Wed
lesday, May 14th, by entertaining
few of his chums at the home OF
rs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Calhoun. Those present We're: Mary
Black, Florence Barker, Betty Smith,
Margaret Lingo, Edith Massey
franklin Edgington. Richard Waga-
non, Feorge Wagamon, Franklin
HARRINGTON, Carl Clendaniel, Norman
postles, Paul Edgington, Junior
Reed, Alfred Carey, David Dutton,
ElenwoOd Palmer. Refreshments
we're served, after which the guests
departed, wishing James many hap
Dy returns of the day.
Mrs. II. Ernest COnwell was taken
O Bebee hospital, Lewes, early sat
lrday morning for treatment. Mrs,
ronwell was taken suddenly i'll and
rushed to the hospital, where her
rouble was diagnosed as appendl-
eitis.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Conwell and
Miss Edith Wilson, of Philadelphia
we're weekend guests with Mrs
Charlotte Wilson.
Mrs. Sallie Bailey, of Philadelphia
IS the guest of her daughter, MIS-
Stanton Messick
Emile Touring, Of Chester, Pa;
Miss Natilee O'Neal, of Wilmington
hnd Mr. and Mrs. Lester e. Glen
ianiel and children, of Lincoln, were
Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs
Mary A. Crouch.
Mrs. Charles G. NAPLES suffered o
stroke of aparalysis on Sunday
morning at the home of her daugh'
er. Mrs. Sinclare Campbell. Hel
Condition is somewhat improved al
his time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. wilkins ant
Grandchildren, Mary and Billie, ant
Miss May. EllingswOrth, spent sun
LAY at Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jefferson ant
laughter, Virginia, are spending th'
week in Camden, N. j.
Miss Lena Jensen, of Chester, ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Short and chill
iren, of Philadelphia, spent thu
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Ear
Reed. -,
snent the weekend with his broth
II, Ebay Walls, and family OF
Broad street. -,
Mrs. ]. Rowland Atkins, who ha'
been confined to her home with Ill
IS TOR several weeks, is now abl'
O be out again.
Milton journeyed to Dagsboro OF
saturday afternoon and were oe
Gated in a loosely played game b!
NE score of II to 4. DagsborO re
urns the game on Saturday after
bonn and the locals expect to ge
evenge on their own grounds. VI
decoration Day the locals will pia.
he Artisan Club, of Philadelphia, II
Milton, two games-morning and al
ernoon. .-,,4o, :,
Memorial Day will be celebrated II
alton as usual with speeches D!
rominent men in Fox theatre OF
Triday morning, Immediately follow
NO a parade of the veterans OF wars
S.hOoI children, business floats ant
atriotic organizations. The parade
hi form at the school building OF
chestnut street and traverse tn
,.incipal streets of the town, dls
landing in front of the theatre.
While putting belt on a automo
IL fan while the motor was run
~ l. c. King received severe las
erations on his left hand that re
hired the attention of his physl
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Marvel ant
anghters, Jean and Ruth, and wv.
nests from Dover, are touring Nortl
Srolina. They will visit Mrs. Mar
OPS brother, Paul Bryan, who ma
sarge of a game farm, at Guilfof'
4uege. Greensboro, N. &.
Robert Black, ST., is confined u
ie home on Federal street, sufferlhi
sprained ankle, received from RAJ