Milford chronicle., 1935-04-26
FRANKFORT

Frankford now seems to nave eX-
cellent prospects Of receiving III
moved mail facilities. AS according
to a new train schedule the morning
mail which now goes north at Big
a. m.. will go about one hour later,
and the night mail coming south at
S.44O p. m. will arrive about one
hour and thirty-five minutes Garner
While official announcement has not
been made, ii is believed that the
post office patrons will have restored
IN them the convenience of the night
mail which they formerly enjoyed.
Miss Lizzie Robinson was pleas
antly reminded by many of her
friends that Thursday, April 18th,
1895, was another birthday in her
life. She was surprised when friends
began to arrive. She received many
nice things.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Davis spent
Easter with his mother. Mrs. Rob
ert H. Davis.
Miss Edith Long and Mrs. Erwin
Hopkins of Philadelphia were Eas-
ter visitors with Mrs. Mary Hnx-
ford.
Mrs. Norman c. Gum, regent Of
the Colonel Armwell Long Chapter
of this town, attended the 44th Con-
tinental National Society Daughters
of the American Revolution, held last
week in Washington. d. c. Mrs.
Gums niece, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Huxf0rd was a delegate to the Con-
gress of the Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution. While in Washing
ton they were guests of Mrs. Ida
Gum Sterrett.
The Frankford Fire Company re-
ceiVed this week from Mrs. Ernest
Wright, Newark, Delaware, 1863
books. They were given TO the Ii
brary by Mrs. Wright's mother, Mrs.
Lille Layton Harrington. Mrs. Har-
rington died recently and was ma
live of Frankford. She was q daugh-
Ter OF Samuel II. and Elizabeth Lay
ION, and a sister of DR.. c. X. Lay /
on, Landreth L. Layton and John .
H. Layton: the latter is living in .
his town.
The library has also received fiji
cen volumes from Mrs. Frank Hick-
nan Of this town, and eight volumes
rom Mrs. Erwin Hopkins OF Phila-
lelphia, and a set of Tom Swift"
rom Hale Bennett of this town.
Miss Emma Long. who is attend
ng Wilson College, Chambersburg,
Pa, has been selected to take part
n the May Day pageant. Miss Long
) the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Ray
nond P. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trimble OF
spent Easter here with
friends.
Mrs. Kate Poole Long was given e
/ dinner Saturday evening, in honor
# her eighteenth birthday. It was
given at the home Of her daughter =
md sOn-in-law. Capt and Mrs. Ward
)asey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward and family are :
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Long.
Rev, Henry f. Gerhard, superin- :
endent of Bethany Orphans Home,
VOlesdorf, Pa, was a visitor here
ionday He was formerly pastor
{ the Presbyterian Church of
Mrs. Gebhard and their
go daughters were with him.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis Emony and
aughter Joyce, spent Easter here ]
-ith Mrs. William S. Long, Jr.
The Frankford Century Club was
guest of Georgetown Century Club :
5ednesday evening of this week.
he Georgetown Club staged fash
N show which was very good. r
Miss Ruth Watson, a student at !
College. spent Easter here
ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
linton H. Watson. /
Sunday, April 2Sth. there will be :
! excursion from here to Will .
ington,. Philadelphia, Atlantic City,
ew York. Baltimore and Washing
n. D. c. The special train will :
ave here at SOB a. m. :