Milford chronicle., 1946-09-06
MILTON

Milton Public School opened on
Wednesday with a complete faculty.
despite the scarcity of teachers All
instructors, except three, Mrs Irma
Aydelotte, Mrs. Jane Black and
Miss Eleanor Morris. all of the ele-
mentary staff, are back for another
year. The present faculty members
are: A. j. BOlin, superintendent
&(Mr. Bolin has filled this position
for 21 years., first grade. Mrs
Elizabeth Shivel and Mrs. Naoma
Wilson. second grade, Mrs. Blanche
Postles. third grade. Miss Keturol
Beideman; fourth grade. Miss Nir-
linia Williams, fifth grade. Miss
Sarah Ferguson; sixth grade. Mrs
Eldera Reed; Junior High. mathc-
matics and school library, Mrs.
Ann Ewing; English and Social
Studies, Mrs. Lillian Cautrel
Business Education. Mrs. Mary X.
Morgan; mathematics and Girl,
physical education, Miss Mary
Black, Latin and Social studies
Miss Esther Wcaklcy: French and
English. Mrs. Ailcen Welsh; Home
Economics and Science. Mrs
Hareia Vim; manuel training \
O. Birmingham; agriculture and
farm shop, John Curtis. science
and boys physical education. War
rem Goodies. Office secretary. Mrs.
Margaret DllttOn. Caftcria. Mrs.
Emma Vent and Mrs. Elsie u. I.ank.
Thomas Black and sister, Miss
Lotitia Black of Philadelphia wrrr
guests last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph VI. Lank.
Mrs. Ida j. Fox and eranddaueh-
ter. Miss Jane Mathis, spent the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Mathis at Port Morris. New Jersey
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson
and son, Paul spent Thursday with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Chandler
Jr.. spent the week end in vii
mingtOn and philadclphia.
Col. and Mrs. Hamilton Davidson
of Richmond, Va. former resident:
Of Milton, are spending the month
of September AT RchOb0th Beach
They were the guests of Mrs ld:
J. Fox on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Ven
spent several days last week Il
Rrnadkiln Beach
Two more of AliltOn'S imduStrie.
have found il necessary To cnlarS,
their plants. The DoSter Hosiery
the second one to be CStabliShc,
.;.,I ~,
fer an addition to their factory. il
order that more knitting machine
may be added.
The Draper vegetable cannini
company is laying the foundation
for 4 cold storage plant on Il 10
formerly owned Hy the late ID
John c. Wiltbank. on Chestnut st
and the railroad The new plan
lust across the railroad from thei
large packing plant. will be used i
the preparation and preserving {
Il line of frozen foods. includin
vegetables and fruits. to be put o
the market under the Draper Con
nany brand. 1t is expected to hav
the plant completed i'll time for tn
vegetable and fruit season ne,
spring.
John Jones. who recently sold Ii
farm i'll Slaughter Neck, has puI
chased the Harold VI. Benedict prt
pcrty. Chestnut street and will Ot
cupy ii in short time. He is l.,
painting the property.
Roland White is Transforming h
bungalow on Sand street into Nv
story dwelling, making it MOS
desirable and attractive home.
The Diamond State Roller Mil
is having erected Il large cOmbin
ton 2ranary and storage hou
bordering on the lake. The increa
Of business by this cattle al
chicken feed manufacturing pla
made il necessary for added stO
age room.
Miss Myrtle PettyjOhn was I
guest OF Mrs. Annie Morris Il
week in Milford.
Mr. and Mrs. James White Il
spending some time with VI
Clara COnwcll.