Milford chronicle., 1935-06-28
MILTON


} lation of more cutting machine
This plant has been compelled fC
, several weeks to operate two shift
in order to keep up with ORDER
When work is resumed a number c
new cutters will be taken on.
Seine fishermen at BrOadkil
Beach are catching large numbers O
trout at each haul. Hook and lin
fishermen are also meeting wit
much success off this resort; land
ing many large sea trout and harl
heads, or sea croakers. The cottages
here are nearly all filled, and man!
reservations are made for those fol
rent made by people from Philadel
phia and Camden, N. J. This beacl
is growing in popularity each veal
and It is reported that several new
cottages will be erected shortly
The road across the marsh anC
through the countryside, from Mil
ton has been put in excellent cOndi-
tiOn by the State Highway Commits
sion, making access to the shore
safe and easy
Ray DOdd is spending two weeks
with relatives at Shawnee, near Mil
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Delmar Reed. of Cave
Neck, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Donovan,
of Sand Hill, and Mrs. Louvina Don
Ovan, of Georgetown.
MIR. and Mrs. Hall Reed and daugh-
ters visited her aunt, Mrs. Annie
Marvel, Of StOckley, on Sunday.
Davis Dutton, Jr., spent a few
days this week with his uncle, Har-
Vey f. Wilson, near New Market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Porth and
Captain William Pettyjohn of Will
mingtOn spent Sunday with Mrs.
Emma Pettyjohn.
Mrs. Robert D. Lingo, of Milton,
and her nieces, the Misses Baylis, of
Philadelphia, will leave next week
for California, where they will spend
six weeks,
Mrs. Viola Daily and Miss Mary
Betty Crouch spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Clendaniel
at Lincoln.
Mrs. Eva Lindale who has been
spending sometime with her daush
ter, Mrs. ErmOn Postles. at West
Chester, Pa, has returned to Mil
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Short and
children of Philadelphia were guests
last week of Mr.. and Mrs. Earn
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ainsworth Abbott of
near Milford, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Walls.
Miss Margaret Lingo is spending
sometime with relatives in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Mamie Reed spent Saturday
and Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Nor
man Short at Hebron. Md.
Mrs. G. +. Bell and daughter. of
Hurlock, Md, spent Thursday with
Mrs. Mary E. Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren DOdd enter
aimed on Saturday at dinner
score of guests, the occasion being (
Nr. Dodd's birthday anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles l.. Jackson
iecently entertained Mrs. William
Lewis ,Ot New GaSIle. 4
William McDanel occupied the
pulpit at Milton NJ. P. Church on
Sunday morning.
Wheat harvest is on in the Broad
kiln district and the crop is unusu-
lily abundant in yield. The straw is
If good length, with large well filled
reads Of grain. Threshing will begin
n about ten days.
Gamers report an unusually large
Jack of peas this season. Growers
made money on this crop and the
prospect at this time is for a good ,,
ina bean yield. A large acreage OF ,,
imas has been and is being planted
0 this crop. +
Rev. Gilbert s. Ross. the newly 7
ppointed pastor of Milton Methodist
Church, preached his in II
ial sermon here on Sunday evening s
efOre a good sized audience. Rev. r
Joss and family moved into the par
image on Wednesday of this week, II
nd will occupy the pulpit on Sun L
ay morning and evening. He will a
lsO supply Indian Mission, near
arbeson, on alternating Sunday af- S
.rnOons. Rev. Ross comes here a
ON Mardela, where he served that p
large five years. We bespeak for L
m a successful pastorate here.
The Lewes baseball team will play
Milton on the morning of July
Durth and Milton will play at
swes in the afternoon. A crowd of
ms will accompany them to the
town. These games
ould be very interesting. Milton 8
on the first game played with the -
,wes boys and held them to IL
ming tie in the second game.
If Milton is to celebrate the 4Uh
ide from a game of bali in the
orning, the writer has not been so
formed. However, someone may
yaken in time to yell "hurrah" be-
zen nov and then.
The Fisher Bible Glass will hold L
covered dish luncheon at Broad
In Beach at Mrs. Margaret Blacks
ttage, Tuesday, July 2 at one o.
Dck. -,
zion M. e. Cunday School will hold
sir Chidrens' Day exercises sun
y evening, June SOth.
ZiZon Ladies Aid will meet at the
me of Mrs. Walter Atkins, July =
I. Everybody welcome.