Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-07-12
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The preaching service in the evening at
The N. E. Church win not be discontinued
as stated last week There was a little
dissatisfaction among some OF the mem
bers and last Sunday morning the motion
was reconsidered. the majority voting for
but one evening service the prayer meet
ing -but the minority won, as Mt Turner
said he was perfectly willing to preach if
but one member desired to hear him.
once doubling his willingness to de- Nol
sermons on Sunday, a litue aver two
our part would have Civ, sa1Tliiee on
served rest during = n him a much de-
weather The s. ne extremely warm
usual hour vices will begin at the
/ Epworth Mr. John Carrow led the
| day ev- league prayer meeting last Sun
W. snlng which, Notwithstanding the
] IN weather, was well attended and en-
tJoyed BY all
Great dissatisfaction prevails over the
WORK OF the dredging machine in the new
canal The depth was 70 be six feet at
low water and it is only that depth at high
walter The work viii have TO be done
over again.
he storehouse belonging to Mrs. Lister
on David street IS being rsmOdeled, a solid
giass 'front.' VIII be put in Il is rumored
ulet u Fill be rented as drug store
- squire Emory IS enlarging his house on
and an L.
The coloTed people of Union N E
Church viii hold their annual camp meet.
ing at Spring Branch.
Quite a number OF our citizens are occu-
pylng their cottages at Bowers Beach.
ms IS comfortable bayside resort and
might DC made quite attractive with an ac-
eommolaung and enterprising hotel man
aseI mere are a number of dwelling
houses al the Beach masing quite a little
ioWni ana when the cottages are all occu-
pea season OF gaiety and pleasure is the
result Parties from Harrington, Magnolia. /
FIelsrlea ana other towns camp there dur /
ing the summer and many pleasant ac-
quainlaneeS are formed. Sailing, bathing.
u0ut-iiShlng, claiming and Oystering are /
few OF the pleasures INDUCED in. The I
only drawback IS the selling OF intOxicants .
al the hotel, which, when very LARGE
crowds are present causes some unpleasant
scenes. But as the cottages are far re-
moved from the hotel, there is nothing
but an occasional shower Of mosquitoes to
mar the enjoyment Of the cOttagers: and /
the DAYS when Sunday Schools picnic at
the be3ch the baro0m is closed
ne NJ. Sunday School is thinking
Of going to Bowers Beach on the steamer
the date not yet decided
Mr.. Edward Thomas, of Frederica, is
managing his store this week at Bowers
beacn ~ the absence Of his clerk, Mr..
Enos Williams
Mr.. w ). Darby shipped the first load
Of peaches this season on the steamer Fred
erica on Monday last
While tearing down the chimney at Y
Squire EmOry'S last week, a cOlOred man Z
threw a BRICK down which accidentally d
struck Harry WOoters on the head in :
lictng a severe wound Dr. Hoey was y
and closed the wound with sew
raj Stitches, and at this writing it is heal s
ng nicely, and the boy is recovering from a
What might have proven a more serious, i.
" even a fatal accident.
A merry party of eXcursiOnists left We'd
esdav morning on the Frederick for Wood
and Beach The morning air was cool "
nd braclng, the sun shining beautifully U
nd everything indicating pleasant daV.
mere was not such large crowd as on
ne former excursion but enough to have a r
ieasant time. Quite number will no =
oubt so on the Cape May trip the last of d
le month, as most of our young people tV
are awaiting this event mr.
Our ball team played at Pennington on .,
le Fourth and lost by score of s TO 2 u
IN Saturday last they were more fortll- ca
ate at FELTON,, winning BY a score of Il erl
g The Wyoming Club will come here LET
-mouow,th the 9Th, land play our boys The ~,
line promises to be interesting and a big ~
OVID will witresS the play 81
DR. James Stanton, Jr., wife and son, no
rs DR. James Stanton, ST, and Mrs tor
I. Bowel, Of Philadelphia, are visiting a.
7. James Grier Mrs DR. Whitney az
visiting in Baltimore Mrs Edw I'd thl
lker, Of Dover, is visiting her parents he
Miss Ella Frazier is home for the STR
miner Mrs. William PrOuse is spend -
a few days in Philadelphia with her ga
sband. Mr. James Sipple is home with bas
family for a few weeks Miss Larri- stri
IRE and friend are visiting Mrs. H 9. tba
mer-Mr. johnson. of Philadelphia. ui0
mt Sunday with his wife and children at gSs
S. Emma Cooks Miss Ella Vaules Nal
mt Sunday with her sister. Mrs. DR.. any
rIisle.-Mr and Mrs P T. Carlisle Ali
k trip to Philadelphia last week on ~.
steamer. They were delighted with La
boat and think it a pleasant way Of ing
Yelling MIR and Mrs Daniel Eiirsch. of first
lrtown spent Sunday with Mr.. P. I. tsar
rlisle Mrs Joseph Minner is very III. va
irs Thomas Williams, Mr.. and Mrs UNI
les I POstles, Mrs. Mary REYNOLDS. vict
Frank Mal0ney and others visited M
Iadelphia last Wees.-Mr. and Mrs. D.
ner, of Washington, D c., are visit Du''
their children here.-Mr John Fisher TWO
William Fisher, of Philadelphia. are who
ting Mr. Samuel Fisher Mr.. Seth and
field and friend, of Philadelphia, are Til.
ing Mr.. William Spurry MIR Jos l. ii''
] is visiting friends in Baltimore and It w
r cities Mrs Francis Minner has re. crat
ed from tW0 weeks visit to friends in he o
adephia. S, g. A.