Milford chronicle., 1939-02-10

Brother Odd Fellows. take notice.
February 13. is the date for another
birthday party for all brothers who
joined the order during the month
of February Now this meeting is to
be large affair. because It is also
the evening that the Harrington bro
Tiers make visit to our lodge. The
entertainment committee is PLAN
ming nice program and refresh
ments for you. So try and be there
to enjoy it. Look at the following
list and if your name appears be
sure to be there as you are an hon
or guest at this party:
Charles +. Banning, w Vernon
Benson, VIM. Il. Clendaniel. Everett
Deputy, Clarence B. Downing, Full
ton J. Downing. N. B. Downing, J.
II. ElliDgswOrth. II. c. Gillis, H. B.
GrceDly. Arthur b. Hall. John Fl.
IIallett, James A. Hall, $. w. Ham
mOnd. V. Il. Harrison, c. J. Holz-
mueller. VIM. r. Hudson, Clarence
T.. Jester, Geo. I. Jester. Clarence F.
Jewell, J. Clayton Kirby. Fred f.
Lynch. w. +. McFaul. T.. C.. Macklin,
Raymond W. Masten. f. p Messick.
!. e. Parvis, Carroll Pearson, A. II.
Robbins. Geo. T. Rodney. Harold I.
Salmons, r. Il. Shilling. W. C. Ste
vensOn, Geo A. Swain. Harvey
Swain. Riggs Swain. Albert F.
Walls, Wright G. Ward. VIM. A.
Webb, Charlie d. White, G. V. WIKI
er5on. Leroy wilkins.
Brother Harrison Lynch has been
Dragging to us about what lucky
guy he is. AS you all know he really
did win turkey, also a cake at the
POcahOntas card party a couple OF
weeks ago. Now he wants all the
organizations to let him have free
admission to their card parties. In
return he promises to only take
home one prize.
The Rebekahs are having their
card party at the lodge hall, Thurs
day. February Q. Nice prizes and re-
freshments. Admission 35c. Try and
come and enjoy pleasant evening.
CO
The "Beckies" report a delightful
evening when they jOurneyed to Re-
hOboth to present the travelling ga
vel to Leah Lodge on Thursday.
February 2. Your editor saw them |
take off from Milford and If noise |
was any indication of the good time |
they were having. II must have been !
a large evening. |
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In my wanderings about town last |
week | Witnessed an incident that ,
made quite an impression on me.
One of our brothers was having a
bowling game with his sister and
they were having such a good time.
being about equally matched. Their
father and mother are vaCatiOning
In Florida. leaving them at home
alone. and | just thought how good
IN example of brotherly love. both
IN training and example. this pre-
iented. OF course by this time yoD
must know that I am referring to
Brother "Will" Sipple and Young
Jr
CO
Last Wednesday evening one 2,
'ur well-known members, Barber.
Allen" had customer all lathered,
in the chair, when boy
'rOught a message that he Barber
Allen" was wanted on the telephone.
Aftcr receiving the message he got
n his car and left-where tO-no-
'ody knOws-but some say it was a
eminine voice on the wire. Opening
lis shop the next morning he was
to find his customer was
till in the chair To top it off.
Barber-Allen" tried to collect for a
have and half. The customer ask
d him If he should pay for over
light lodging. too.
CO
We heard that a lady came in the
tore where our good friend. Ed.
lalls, is manager. and said. Il sent
~ little boy for two pounds of
lums and you only sent me a pound
nd half, Something wrong with
our scales?" Ed. replied "My scales
re all right. madam. but have you
eighed your little boy?''
@O J
Some time ago we heard that John
allett. Jr.. calls his car True Z
ove." So the other day he was ask
why he called It that and his re-
Iy was. Because II never runs I
noOth." :
Billy the Goat says: "A river can l
IN for miles and miles and yet
sver get out of its bed G