Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-12-13

WIN. ALDkED. teller in the First Ma
tional Bank. and who has been so SER
ously i'll for two mouths past as 20 eaus'
anxiety for his recovery, is now improV-
ling and his physicians hope to have hin
ont again before next spung
UNION services in the auditorium o
the Avenue NJ. E. Church Sunday even
ing at 7 O'Clock. Topic. me ! hN'
Missionary Journey" Acts xNii p
Leader, Miss Chance The League ser
vice will be followed by short sermon
by the pastor
The Farmers Institute Of Kent County
will meet in Frederick, on Friday, Dec
20. at 2 P NJ and will be addressed Di
Chas Wright Of Seaford, aud John J
Rosa of Milford These gentlemen are
practical farmers, who, by Intelligent Ia
Dor have succeeded in their business.
THE Milford shirt factory is filled with
orders and eighty people are working
hard and constantly to keep up with
the work. In addition TO those who are
working in the factory twenty-five people
take work to their homes ready cut, which
they sew aud return to the factory made
complete.
on Tuesday last Col. c. S. Watson
gave a reception to friends III honor OF
the S6th anniversary of his birth. Tue
most prominent citizens of the town were
present and rendered their cougratn'a-
lions and kiuc HOPES for many more
years ofhealth and happiness to the ageu
gentleman.
THE illustrated sernonette on the les
son will be given to the Baptist Sunday
School on the coming Lords Day morn
ing by the pastor. Subject Of the regu-
lar morning sermon is from the Chrsts
invitation Learn Of Me" Ia the even
ing. "Tosenh. The Prime Minister Of
Egypt" will be the subject ofths address.
THE marriage Of Mr.. Thomas c. Sale
van to Miss Anita NJ Williams Is an
nounced for December 3fsi. The cere'
mouy will take place IN the NJ. Z Church
Frederick, al 80 p. III. ON above date and
Immediately thereafter reception wli
he held at the residence OF Mrs James
Salevan, two miles northeast OF Frederick.
IT is a very unusual thing to see far
mers hauling great four horse, -hundred
basket-losds of apples into Milford III
the middle of December, but such thing
is not Of unusual occurrence this winter.
Delaware apples have never been good
keeping ones, aud just Why they should
keep longer this year than usual is be-
yond our comprehension.
c. LAMENT, of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company, started to drive 10 MIL
ton on Monday last with a span OF
horses and two ladies' IN the carriage
with him. When just out of town the
coupling bolt broke and the cfrriage
went down fitting the three occupants
out in a hurry. The horses went ON with
the front wheels but we're soon caught
Bevond a few bruises aud small cuts no
injury was experienced by anybody.
THERE never was a specially in penny
goods" in the candy line that has had
the phenomenal sale of suckers as
they are called One dealer in III ltord
received forty boxes on Tuesday OF last
week, forty more on Saturday last and
during the naxt two weeks he Will prob
ably sell TWO hundred boxes OF these
goods. This craze among children IS not
TO any one section but extends
all over the United States
MRS LAURA WILEY, aged 40 years
died Saturday evening. Dec. T. 1895 at
her residence in South Milford she
had beeu a sufferer for several moui hs
rom a complication Of diseases. Pre-
vious to her marriage to Mr. Philip {.
WILEY she resided with her parents Mr.
aud Mrs Warrington, at Milton, and her
brother, Capt Joseph Warrington ,sails
large coasting vessel. Her remains were
laid to rest in Old Fellows Cemetery
last Monday.
MILFORD CoNcLAvE, No 80, Improved
Order Heptasophs, elected the following
officers last Tuesday evening Archon D
7 Abbott; Provost, "A. Russell; Secretary
g w. Kern; Treasurer, G. W Pieasan
ton. NJ. D FinancierJ S. Bradley; IRE
late. B +. Dickerson; P. Archon, W +
HOPKINS; Inspector, J. o Iruitt; War
deu. A. 7. Harper; Sentinel Frank Rick
ards; Trustees, w. V. Sipple, G, H. Hail.
and Chas Barker, Medical Examiners
Drs. G W. Pleasanton and G. W. Mar
shall.
DON'T be whiting about not having
fair chance in this world The more you
nave to begin with the less you will have
IN the end. Money you earn yourself Is
much brighter than auy you can get out
If dead mems bags. A scaut breakfast
in me morning of life wheIs the appetite
for feast later in the day He who has
tasted a sour apple will have the more rel
isb Tor sweet one. Your present want
,,,;ll make prosperity all the sweeter As