Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-04-19
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Easter services were held in the NJ. E..
Church on Sunday. The Church was
beautifully adorned with blooming plants.
The Rev H. c Turner preached an elo-
quent sermon in the morning from the text:
But some man will say, how are the dead
raised up and with what body do they
come? Cor. IS; 50; and in the evening
the text, but whosoever drinketh of the
water that | shall give him shall never
thirst. but the water shall give him shall
be in him a we'll of water springing up
into everlasting life St, John 4. IA
The Epworth League prayer meetings
continue to grow in interest Miss Clara
Mason led the meeting last Sunday even
Ing. Mr. Turner has instituted a new
course of bible study for the Epworth
League, which he hopes will prove both
entertaining and interesting. The younger
members will then be enabled to take an
active part in the services
The Junior Order of American Mechan-
les celebrated their first anniversary last
Friday evening. The program was:
Prayer by Rev H. c. Turner; singing,
America, by quartette; address of well |
come, by Mr. Alex Minner of Bowers |
Beach; instrumental music, address by Mr..
Pitt,O Middletown; singing, duet, "Moab's |
Fairest Daughter, by Mrs. Garter and |
Mrs Hardesty; recitation "When our
old flag was new, by Agnes CaHow; In
strumental music; recitation, "What the
choir sang," by Priscilla Hardesty; sing |
ing, "Red, white and blue", quartette;
Trouble in the Church choir"
by Miss Alice Grier; instrumental music;
"Bnar Rose" Ethelyn Har-
iesty; duet, browns Mule" by Mr. and
Mrs Garter. An abundance of refresh
nents were served. All present enjoyed
themselves greatly and wish the order a
year. Several new members
viii join at the next meeting. The exer-
ises closed by singing 1.-THE Star Span
lied Banner F"
Last Saturday night a company from
Dover PLAYED the comedy drama, "Ruined .
y Drink" in the town hall. The audi. s
nee was not large but for those who like
omedy the play was considered quite
God
Mr. S. w Darby has received a letter
ON the Trolley Company wishing to o
now for what sum he will furnish ties, s.
lies, ETC., to be delivered at Magnolia, b
rederica and Milford At this writing we
I'VE not heard to whom the contract has is
en- given TT
An interesting boat race took place be- II
tween the steamer Frederick and the
airy u Citizens on Monday last As u
= Frederica passed out of the mouth y
the MurderI1ill river the Citizens
IS about a mile and half ahead. The "a
ederica caught up with the Citizens, and ri
uted her but the salute was not returned i'm
Mahon's the Frederica passed the 9th
) and arrived in Philadelphia about three to
hrs and half ahead. We are informed pa
t the Mary u. Citizens will return to inc
lmington to have her large wheel ex- 4
nged for a smaller one, as she does not -
Ike as good time as with the old one. It lot
rumored that another race will take tos
&c at the first opportunity We wish hot
boat all the success she deserves. S
irs. DR.. Whitley IS visiting her daugh- the
Mrs William Baker, in Baltimore. = con
Yates, of Wilmington, spent Sunday -.
] Miss Sadie johnson Superintendent prs
ldal visited the public schools here ind
week. Miss Name Griffith, of vii R
gton, IS visiting her aunt. Mrs. Walter cha,
row. Charles Favinger has accepted 49,.
siton IN Seaford with Mr.. L. A. Mel 's''
Miss Matte Reed, of Milford, is Wis
her sister, Mrs Jacobs.-Mrs Rob-
Of near town, after ten days Abo
eat suffering, passed away Monday hum
deceased leaves a husband and four ~
rem, three of whom reside here and 80 80
n the West nsn'
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