Milford chronicle., 1935-02-15
Thirty Years Ago
Taken from February, 1905
Files Of Milford Chronicle.

Ernest Truitt, Of Dover, spent
Sunday last at his home here.
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William Melvin of Philadelphia
is visiting his father. Edwin Melvin.
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Mrs. Charles Humphreys paid
relatives In Philadelphia a visit
last week.
A raecOOn was caught by Isaac
Jester last Friday that weighed
171s lbs. It was first seen by Mr..
Jester while on his way home from
Milford, in J. H. Benefits field,
where it was eating corn; where
upon he went for his coon dogs and
they trailed It to a large gum tree
and the dogs killed it after the tree
was cut down to dislodge 1t.
The ice and snow has cost John
Anderson a valuable horse. Il fell
upon the ice and was hurt in such
q manner that Il had to be killed
last week.
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To the ola citizens Of AIilfBfd and
vicinity the name Of Doctor Thomas
Sherwood IS well remembered ana
his death at Washington, D. q, last
week viii be news to them. He was
72 years old and was born IN NIL
ford, but early went to Pennsylva-
mia where he was graduated from
the University. At the beginning Of
ne Civil War he enlisted ia the
calvary from that State as an as
listant surgeon and served through
he war. He was twice married and
caves a widow and a daughter. only
light years old.
A car load Of ploW repairs was
InlOaded BY w. A. Humes and Son
his week. They get IN q car load Of
lew piOWs and repairs each spring.
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All arrangements for the School
air are now complete. For some-
ime past busy fingers have been
eftly plying the needle preparing
or the bazaar, which under the
Management Of the New Century
lub will be one Of the most attrac-
I've and interesting features.
A suitable platform and curtain
ave been placed In Assembly Hall
here the following program viii
e given, both in the afternoon and
pening.
The program to be given il as
'lloWs:
Piano solo, Miss Masten.
Dialogue, the opening address,
arshall Townsend, John Mayhem,
arl Pleasant.
Recitation, Mabel Davidson.
Vocal duet, "The Little 1ngenne
ON the New Opera Woodland"
argaret Holzmheller and David
arren.
Recitation, Richard Truitt.
Dialogue, 'sThe Questioner," Flor
zee Smith and Jessie PIeasanton.
Recitation (selectedl Mr.. Gillis.
Rainbow Drill. sixteen girls.
Vocal solo, Miss Lewis.
Emma Collins.
Dialogue, 'aThe Rehearsal Paris
rlisle, Willie Vierecl, Jack wiz
Joe Sipple, Claude Hollis, Fred
ockley, George Wilson.
Instrumental duet, John Mayhem
Norman Windsor.
Isabelle Hauser.
Farce, Our Country Aunt. the
sses Atkins, Morris, Anderson
d Edna Counselman.
solo. Miss Lewis.
In X-ray outfit and fiuroscope
re been secured and viii be plac-
on exhibition. With It one may
int his money without opening
pocketbook, see the bones Of the
Id and etc. This viii be made
e to the students Of the hieh
DOL and II found expedient 10
le Of the lower grades also. A BIT
radium, the rare new metal, has
B been obtained As It Is mounted
er q Inagnifying glass It's poeli-
scintiiiations may Be plainly
b.
gypsy fortune teller, fish pond.
dy table. etc, are 81 the li5t 0f
actions and promise a good tinc
an Who attend. An exhibition oh
< done ia drawing win be found
The main hail. The dhte n TO-
row, Saturday February 25 Tho
ding viii be opened al one-lhif-
Admission, 5c.
he consolatioh. we haven't as yas