Milford chronicle., 1895-09-20
FREDERICK.

At the NJ. E. Church Sunday the ser.
vices were quite interesting. Rev. H. M,
Cole, of Philadelphia, preached in the morn
ing and his wife, Mrs. Ida B. Cole, gave a
temperance lecture in the evening They
are sent out in the interest of the Kelly IN
stitute. Mrs. Cole is corresponding secre-
tary- treasurer of the National Woman's
Kelly League Our people were delighted
with her lecture and consider her one of
the finest lady speakers that ever visited
the town. Mr.. Cole rendered a solo in an
effective manner.
The Epworth League prayer meeting
was led by Miss Clara Mason and was
quite well attended Practitioners will be
received into full membership Sunday morn
ing.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union met at Mrs. Susan McKnitt's last
Monday evening. Mrs Susan McKnitt
was elected as delegate and Mrs Mary
Boone as alternate, to attend the cOnven-
ton in your town next month
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. William Har-
desty and Mrs. Ella Cahall were elected as
delegates to attend the Sunday School Con-
vention to be held in Harrington next week
The Epworth League Bible Study was
held last Monday evening. Mrs. Mary
Boone read an interesting paper, subject
David" which was followed by some
very interesting remarks on the subject by
Mr.. Turner. Next Monday evening also
is Bible study James Lord, Ethel Spple,
and Mary Lord recited hymns
An open air meeting was held Monday |
evening at which two gentlemen, one a |
Hungarian, discussed the Single Tax ques
ton.
Last Saturday evening in the storehouse
on David street, which has been remod-
elled and reprinted, and to be occupied by
Mr. A. w. Carlow, Mrs Charles Lister
gave treat to the men employed on the
work. Others also were present Ad-
dresses were made by Mr.. James B. Ander.
son and Mr.. Nathaniel Lark Mrs. Lister
responded in pleasing manner, commend
ing the carpenters and painters for their ex-
,ellent work. This storehouse is now the
finest in town. Mrs. Lister left for her
nome in Philadelphia on Monday with the
veil wishes of her employees, tenants and
riends.
Several parties were arrested last week
W the town authorities for drunkenness
md disorderly conduct on the street Three S
+ them were fined five dollars each. This {
hould prove a warning in future to law i
reakers Y
A gentleman driving to Frederick on a
Ionday leading pair of unbroken colts
y the halter, the horses broke loose in
,wn and ran away and finally got into
ranch. It required several hours to
rive them out. They were being taken
, Wilmington for Jester < Mcdaniel.
Captain Jacobs, of Wilmington, who is
succeed Capt. Wright of the steamer 4
is expected to move with his ,
lmily in the house recently occupied by =
lie late Mrs Mary Brown. =
One of H. A. Reik's women employees !.
lrrowly escaped what might have proven ',
serious accident last week. Her clothing A.
as caught in a belt and wound tightly ad
ound a wheel. The machinery was l.
opped before any injuries were sustained an
yonda severe fright CT
The oysters in the Murderkill river are er
~ fine this season and continue plentl- co
|. They are selling from fifteen to p
enty cents basket. ~
Mrs. Edgar Harrington and children of 11'
are visiting Miss Josephine e. e.
uny.-Rev. Mr.. Hubbard, of Baltimore. ~,
visiting Mr.. P. T. CarIisle.-Rev. Mr.. -.
ayton and wife have returned home after iue
'eral weeks absence.-Mrs. Sallle Baker, CHI.
Dover, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jas. =
Dotcrs, who is quite i'll Miss Mary !.
drTy leaves for Washington this week WI
attend school Mrs Carey has been kz
e sick for some time. s. n A. IpeI