Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1933-06-30

r Miss Jean Stahl, of Sunbury, Pa.
!; Several classmates assembled &
Townsend during the past week fo
. a little reunion with Miss Ethely
i Maloney. The party included Mr.
w. w. Sharp and Mrs. Monro
. Adams, Mrs. L. T. Jones and Mis-
Caroline F. Sharp.
Fred Bailey, Jr., spent part of tn
past week with John Twilley a
Laurel.
Miss Beatrice HoddinOtt has re
turned to Baltimore as a student
nurse after spending a months va
cation with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Satterfield
of Wilmington spent the weekend
with local friends.
Robert WiddOwson is spending a
week with Harry Tee, Jr., at River
dale.
After two disastrous defeats dur
ing the past week, the Harrington
ball club finally began to operate
properly ON the local diamond on
Saturday when they easily defeated
DagsbOro z to 2. All of the regulars
who have been out of the lineup for
several games were back on the job.
The visitors scored twice in the first
inning and then after that Masten
BANKED them for the balance of the
game allowing but four widely scat
tered hits. Brown, who is usually
effective against the locals, permit
ted twelve hits. Zip" Locates led
with the stick getting three hits out
of four trips to the plate. Short
tripled and singled in four times at
but.
A committee of the Loyal Work
ers Bible Glass of the NJ. P. Church
met at the home of Mrs. Fl. c. Tee
last evening to complete plans for
their annual outing which will be !
held at Rehoboth on July 3rd. The |
is composed of Mrs. Katie |
Boyer, president; Mrs. Georgia Hall,
Mrs. Earl Nelson, Mrs. Grace Brown |
md Mrs. II. c. Tee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur NJ. Taylor
ind Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dean mo-
Ored to Wilmington Sunday to visit
he formers daughter, a student
lurse in Wilmington General Hos
Dital
The Loyal Workers Glass at the
1. P. Church plans to pay its for
cit as the result of losing an at
contest with the men some
ime ago. An entertainment with
will be given this
Vening.
Mrs. Sallie COvey, of Denton, Md,
pent the weekend with Mrs. A. V.
Mrs. Satterfeld also en-
ertained Mrs. Margaret Uhler, of
benton and friends from Cincin-
att, Ohio.
Miss Marjorie Dean, of BridgeVille,
) spending this week with her un-
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Stevens, of
are spending part of
his week with Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
lassey.
Miss Freely Savage, of George
own, is spending some time with
Ir. and Mrs. John Short.
Miss Nan Lewis, of Denton. Md,
Dent part of the past week with
er aunt, Mrs. A. P. Lewis.
Completing forty-one years and
,urteen days as an employee of
lie Pennsylvania Railroad Com
any, S. o. Bailey, track foreman,
i'll retire on July list, at the age of
years. Mr.. Bailey was born on
lie Spring Hill farm near Hebron
hurch, June &c, 1868. He entered
lie railroad service as track laborer
4 June Is, 1892, at Cambridge, Md
e was promoted to foreman Au-
lst l, 1901. and placed in charge
KentOn, Delaware. He was later
to Clayton, September
1903, and then transferred to
March l, 1911. Made
neral foreman November l, 1916,
lille the double track from Har-
ngtOn to Delmar was under con-
ructiOn. After the job was COM
eted he again took up his duties
foreman at Harrington until his
tirement next Saturday. Last
ening Mr.. Bailey was given a
rtday party at his home on Hand
= street. Many of the railroad Of
ials and track fOremen were pres
t, including: track foreman, VIM.
um, Lewes; Track Foreman and
s. George Landlord, Pennington;
ack Foreman and Mrs. Edmund
ylor, Bridgeville; track foreman,
irvey Rogers, Harrington; track
pervisor. Harry D. Kruggle, Har-
gton; Master Carpenter and Mrs.
j. Caldwell, Harrington; Super
or Telegraph and Signals and
s. S. J. King, Harrington; Mr..
1 Mrs. John Anderson, Salisbury,
l.; railroad carpenter, Mr.. and
s. Hasty Cain, Harrington, Mrs.
mes l.. Harmstead, Mrs. jamie
rrington and Mrs. ]. L. Cahall,
of Harrington. The railroad en-
yees presented Mr.. Bailey with
eautiful fireside rocker. Mr.. Bal
les a Mason, belonging to Tenn
No. 8, A. F. & A. M; Hope Chap
No. 4, Georgetown; Delaware
lsistory, Wilmington; Lu Lu
nple, Philadelphia; Washington
mp No. 30, P. o. S. of A., Har-
gtOn; Independent Order of Red
n. Clayton; and knights Pythias,
yton. He is a member of the M.
belonging to the Booster
IS of men. Rev. E. Fl. Collins,
tor of the M. E. Church, was also
1ng those present. Mr.. Bailey
served two or three terms as =
nber of the Town Council and is
active Democrat.
Irs. VIM. Turner, of Blackbird,
pending this week with her son,
and Mrs. w. Floyd Turner.
iiss Virginia Morris returned on