Milford chronicle., 1945-09-14
MILTON

William r. Wilkins has sold his
property. a twOstOry dwelling and
large lot, situated on Mulberry
street, facing Broad street, to Mr..
and Mrs James Rogers, the pres
ent tenants. Price not made
known. This is the property once
owned by the late George W. At
kins.
The dwelling and lot of Edward
and Evaline Campbell. located at
Mulberry street and Ellendale
Road was sold on Saturday at
sheriff's sale. and was purchased
by Edwin (Cap) Moore of near
town
Leroy H. Johnson has been con-
fined to his home on Federal street
with illness for the past two weeks.
He is improving.
Miss Wanda Clendaniel left on
Sunday for West Chester. Pa.
where she entered the Teachers
College for a four-year course. On
Sunday morning at the session of
Grace Church School. of which Miss
Il
been secretary, she was presented
with purse of money and received
the we'll wishes of the entire school.
A stumbling block has been nail
ed over broken plank on the west
side of the Union street bridge.
Could not new plank have been
purchased to replace the broken
II to lyn -Sh
job and reflects no credit upon our
town fathers. Fix it,
Several former teachers have
consented to fill the vacancies at
Milton School and that institution
is functiOning again. The local
school board has not been success
tul i'll securing an agriculture tea
cher to replace Harold Benedict,
who has accepted Il position in an
other state The corps of teachers
follows:
Prof. A. j. Bolin. superintend-
ent; Mrs. Eileen Welch, English; ;
Miss Esther Weakley. history; Mrs.
Layton Reed. mathematics and sci
ence: Mrs Marcia Winn. home
economies; Mrs Mary Black, math-
ematics; Mrs. Mary Morgan, COM
mercial II. o. Birmingham. manu-
al training; Mrs. Joy Vim. Eng
lish and history Mrs. Marguerite
Bounds. music; Mrs. Eliza Glen
daniel. sixth grade; Miss Sara
Ferguson. fifth grade; Miss Viz
ginia Williams. fourth grade; Mrs.
Walls. third grade; Mrs. Daniel
Wagamon. second and third grades
Mrs. Jane Black, second grade :;
Miss Naamah Wilson, first grade :;
Mrs. Elizabeth ShiyelhoOd. first
grade.
Preparations are being made by
a committee for the proper Obser-
vance OF Rally and Promotion Day
at Grace Church School on Octo-
Der {. Scholars will be promoted
to higher classes at the regular
school session at 10 a. III. In the
evening a Rally Day program will
be put on by members of the school
beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burns ant
brother. James Burns. of Wash
ington. ID. C.. visited LeRoy ii
Johnson and mother last week.
The Dixie Tank and Bridge Com
pany has heen awarded the con
tract to paint the exterior and in
sulate the interior OF the waite
tank of the town by council Tn
work to be completed late TN
month.
One of the two electric pumps Il
the water works went bad som
weeks ago and has been replaced
by the installing company by new
one.
MIR. and Mrs. William r. Wilkln
will sell the household furnltur
stored in the property they recent
ly sold. on Mulberry street, at pun
lie sale on Saturday. September Il
at 100 D. m. See advertisement /
This issue of the Chronicle for par
ticularS.
Cottagers at Broadkill Beach al
stayine on until cold Weathe
drives them back home. 1t ha
been a most prosperous season, de
spite the rains of early summe
Several new cottages have bee
erected and it is probable that on
or two more will be built befol
the opening of the 1916 season.
Services at Grace Methods
Church will be held next Sunda
az follows. according to announce
ment made by the pastor, Reve
end Milton R. Elliott: ChurC
school at 10 a. m.; morning wo
ship and sermon at IL O'CLOCK
evening worship and sermon. pr
Ceeded by song service, at 1:3
Everybody invited.
Miss Betrtha WagamOn. OF Mo-
Clair. New Jersey was the guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel WagamOn >
last week.
Mrs. May Malcolm spent sever
days last week with relatives al
friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emma Mason spent la
week with Mr.. and Mrs. COurtlal
Veasey at HarbesOn.
Miss Betty Jane Donovan. vi
has been suffering from an infeC
ed finger is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Isaacs a
the proud parents of a baby gi
born on Thursday of last week
Memorial Hospital, Milford. Nj
Isaacs was the former Miss Ma
garet Lingo. daughter of Mr.. a
Mrs. r. Davis Lingo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Dill a
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banni
spent Monday at Ocean City, Mai
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory POStleS a