Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-10
MILFORD.

opeclal correspondence OF GaZetto ana journal
MnFoRD, april 2,--Oonfarence has adj
tourned and the majority OF the visitors
have returned to their respective homes
Last evening Mr.. Frank II Kramlieh, the
popular boniface OF the Central Hotel, gave
banquet TO the representatives OF the
praes, who have been In attendance at the
conference session. The bill OF fare was
excellent and the newspaper boys enjoyed
the rnpast wonderfully. W. John Gray OF
the Philadelphia Times acted as toast.
master, The flrst to respond was j.
Wilkins OF EvERY EVENING to "Our Host"
Fl. L. Hynson OF the Retos and Advertiser
to the Weekly Press" A. +. HadaWay OF
the Baltimore Herald to Milford Girls"
W. NJ. Tru'tt OF the Phlladelp ia Inquirer
TO thu "DAtly Press" M. H. Prettyman Of
the Daily Chronicle to Journalism In the
West" Ii. E. West Of the Baltimore Sun to
"Uonferance," Theodore Townsend OF the
Chronicle TO Delaware Peaches" II. t.
Price of the Morning NetrS to 1.-THE VII
miDgton Press" Charles A. Little aut
George X Hagusr OF Wilmington also re.
sponded TO toasts. The boys offered
resolution, a copy to be presented to the
genial host.
=, Rcsorst, That we hereby return thanks to
MI. Frank II. krHmlich for his kind efforts
toward orr entertainment on Tuesday even
ing. Apru Isl
R.ao'gad, That his supper was perfect and
itNhnNA hl VI Allu SAillNhA newspaper nun ha-
semblrd there.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
Building and Loan Association last even
lag, money was on better demand than for
q few months past and 81, 400 was sold at
an average premium of ~ per cent.
The remains OF Miss Lima Davis daughter
of Walker Davis, were inferred in the NJ. +.
cemetery yesterday. This makes the third
member OF this family to die within one
year.
Tho very many friends nj the Rev. DR.. j.
II. Wiley are deeply afflicted By his re-
moval from them as their pastor. His work
IN Milford has hean OF the best In the his.
tory of tho Milford Methodist Church, and
the people OF Chestertown are congratu-
lated In having secured his valuable SER
Vices among them.
1t was 11.35 O'Clock when the levy court
met Friday morning, most Of the members
being engaged with committee work. The
bond OF Constable Thomas Roardon. with
Gaorgo p. Resrdon and Harry Christy as
sureties, was approved. No other business
was transacted, the mem bers busying them
selves Ia examining the accounts OF magis.
trafes, constabes and others against the
county. Court adjourned until 1.S0 o'clock,
p. IN.
MILFORD, April 7.--At the school cleo
ticn in North Milford public school, Sat-
urdsy, the following commissioners were
reelected: DR.. George W. Marshall, j.
Y. FOulk. DR.. N Pratt, Thomas s. Wat.
son and James We!ch. The same teachers
will be continued, In the South Milford
public schools Il. II. Gilman was re-
elected with q. W. Abbott, h. III. John
son and Charles Barker a. additional COM
nlissioners.
The churches that ca ebrated Easter
with special serv Gee we're crowded YES
terday, the beautiful weather bringing
ont the ladies especially with their new
spring costumes. At the Chapel Sunday
school o very interesting and pleasing
programme was rendered. In the Pres.
byterisn Church the subject OF the Rev
II. j. Bunsisin's sermon was THE Ri en-
Christ in the World" at the Episcopa
Church the services began with First
celebration et a. M. morning prayer,
10 30 0. m; high celebration and sermon,
at ii o. M; veape-s at 730 p. N. The
Rev. DR.. Harold OF Washington, ID. O..
assisted the rector, the Rev. j. O. Kerr,
in the services OF the day. The Avenue
n, L. Ohurch was crowded both morn
ing end evening to bear the new pastor,
the Rev. Robert Watt, who was recently
assigned to this charge. He preached
morning and evening, delivering two able
and interesting sermons.
David Lark will soon lay the keel OF q
large vessel aud a tug. Thomas Carlisle
has oue vessel on the stocks aud at
| Abbotrs yard there are two under con.
struction, one of which will soon be oom-
pleted.
| MILFORD, April S.-Ihs Chapel Sunday.
Z -1kzE . a 4
| ing, the occasion being the 81 " breaking
by the children. FJr some time they have
been trying to raise funds with which 10
purchase bell Tor tha chapel, and about 8
\ month ago the children we're given little
clay Jugs In which TO collect money and
| last night they were broken, Tha room
was beautifully decorated with flowers
After ROTATIONS and singing the Jugs were
\ broken and the moaey counted, in all
I $50 90. AB an Involvement TO 10 tnslr best
prizes we're OF red 10 the children. The
lucky ones were. Lizzie Deputy, Walter
| Ward, Stella smith, Wilson Shpckley, Wal.
lace Handy, daorRie Warren, Lizzie
Perkshill Watsr Guhdy. The E8v. Robert
Watt, pastor OF the Avenue N. Z. Church
made a pres utation speech to the LITTLE
girls ana the Rev. j, Il. Wiley to the 5oys
a short address was also made by Peter f
Cansay, superintendent OF the school.
Personal; bliss Lydia salisbury has re-
turned to her home III hobbs, nd, altei
spending few weeks Ia Milford as tbs
guest of Miss Laura Twieg-Miss Nall.
Brown, who has been visiting Miss EIe
Steward, has returned to hsr home In SEA
iord-d W. WolfersberGar OF PHILADELPHIA
has been spending few DAYS In Milford Il
the homo Of Captain Edward Iandrixaon-
Miss Matte Purnel has returned TO hel
home In Georgetown, aftJr spending twt
Weeks IL Milford as the guest Of he
cousin, Miss Ella StewarG-iilss CoddtI
Cooper and Miss Lulu Ready have returned
from a shoIt visit to Cumian, Del. mis-
JAzz'H Register, who has been visiting Mis-
sue WikeFson, has returned to ner home II
Lewes-Hhrry Prettyman of New YORK /
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. $
Pfsttymun-GorOne James NJ. Stanton o
Camden l. tho guest OF Marx &, Lonand-
Simeon Panneweil Of Greenwood was th
guest OF hrs, mary TOEhatt over sunday
Foster Causey Of Washington spent Suude
At tho home uf bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs, "
r. CEusey-Alies l. a2ip Wooten Of phIiasteI
phla Is visiting her Igrents--G tter Ra eli
Ui Wilmington spent Easter al the hunle o
HE parents here-H4rry Humss, Malle,
Fouik, John Ifuitt GGd j. v. X. Wells r.
turned to Delaware College this mOrnln
ittter epen ling 'ha Eleter holidays 1T HON
y I'M Sapp, Miltoris chief OF police, /
wing dangerously al VI nj home on Mort
Font stIeet-Liaa nelea L}h!nd has II
turned from l.aEtpgyon, N. g., where sh
has bYen attending school.
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rORC PENN.