Milford chronicle., 1895-07-05

dav and a calmer sea. The roses have re-
turned to the Chez of the fair maidens
and the gentlemen have so far forgotten
the slight discomfort they felt as to dis
claim all knowledge Of sea sickness. The
Frederiea is model of neatness and COM
fort and for her size has no equal as an ex-
cursion boat We were pleased to meet
many Of our friends from Philadelphia and
Wilmington who had come to Woodland
on the steamer Thomas CLYDE. The
Dover and Leipsic Sunday Schools were
also present Our people enjoyed them.
selves very much at the beach, taking in
all the attractions, dancing, bathing, the
switchback, toboggan slide, the. merry.go-
round, promenading, etc. Many,no doubt.
will avail themselves of the pleasure of
again visiting the scene of so much en-
joyment
The new canal is now completed and
the boat passed through successfully on
her last trip. The dredging machine is
at work digging out the creek near the
town wharf
Mrs Mary Brown died last Sunday
morning at 8 o'clock, aged y years. She
was the mother of Joseph Brown. of Fred.
erica, Or. T. H. Brown. of Wilmington. |
and Mrs. James CULLEN, of Virginia In. |
terment was made at BaTatt's Chapel /
cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid of the N. P. Church
held a social at Mrs. David Lynch's resi-
ience about four miles from town last
evening. The Aid assembled at
the home of Mrs Lizzie Morris. from
where it departed for Mrs Lynch's about
o'clock. Several pleasant hours were
spent in music, singing, games, conversa-
ton, etc, after which refreshments were
served and the Aid returned home de.
Ighted with their evenings entertainment.
The base ball game last Saturday was
by large crowd and the game
nusu'lly interesting to all We are I'M
bic to give a detailed account of the game
mot being present-and pitcher Melvin
efused to give report of the same, for
he reason, no doubt, of being ashamed of
is own playing and not caring to see the
eport published. The score stood in favor
FELTON, 9 to5. We hope better of our
oys next time
Mr. Arthur Milby and son are visiting
IT. Whitley. Misses Nora and Lottie
mis-, of your town, spent a few DAYS I
it'll Miss Mamie Reik last week.-Mrs.
Hen Arts and children, of Philadelphia.
e visiting Capt. John Artis.-Miss Fan
e Mnner is visiting relatives in Phila
phia Mrs Beulah johnson and chill. 4
en- are the guests of Mrs. Emma Cook
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Harrington
ent Sunday with relatives in George.
wn Mrs. Rebecca Jones has returned 4
I'm an extended visit to friends near
and Woodside S. ga.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his Il
elve-months old child, suffering from in
title diarrhoa, to me. It had been weaut d
rour month old and had always beer
ky. gave it the usual treatment in II
h cases but without benefit. The child
ii growing thinner until it weighed but
lie more than when born, or perhaps ten
lnds then started the father to giving n
imberlains Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea
NEEDY. Before one bottle of the 2s cent
had been used marked improvement n
seen and its continued use cured the 81
d. Its weakness and puny constitution
ppeared and its father and myself be.
e that the child's life was saved by this +
ledy. ]. T. NARROW, NJ, D, Tamaroa I'll
For sale by G W. Marshall Milford
J. 7. Starkey, Milton, Del.
iat scTofulous faint which has been in n,
+ blood for wears, will be expelled by
ng Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
fer,