Milford chronicle., 1896-06-19
FREDERICK.

, M E Church last Sunday evening Ever
green, cut flowers, palms and blooming
plants were ariistioally arranged about tn
altar while a large white cross bearing tn
inscription, Our Young Crusaders" anS
draped with the u flag occupied con
spicuous place The bright happy face,
CT the children added greatly to the seen,
of beauty The following program wa.
indeed well rendered, the proficiency Of
pupils showed the careful training and un-
firing zeal of their superintendent, M. A,
w Carrow;
Voluntary Lizzie Lank, organist.
Mr.. William Carter ViOliaist
Singing THE Golden Age" school
Prayer-Rev s B. Taylor
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Singing-"ln Lies Fair Rosy Morning. :"
Mrs. John Lynch
Introductory Address -"The Crusades and
Our Program" by Miss Gertie Sipple.
Duet and ChOrus-''The White Ribbon
Host
Singing-"The Cold Water Army"
Recitations Agnes Carrow, Annie vii
liams, Annie Lewis, Nettie Favinger,
Ethel Sipple and Mary Lord
Temperance Orators-Hattie Davidson,
Cora Reik, Carrie Lewis and Virgie
Spurry
An Object Lesson in Temperance-Anna
O'Bnen, Bonnie CLARK, Ethel Sipple and
Bennie Spurry.
Singing 81 He Keepeth Me-" Misses Laura
Williams, Fanny Minner, Sadie Johnson.
and Carrie Patterson.
Temperance Motion Song" by seven
little lassieS and seven little ladies, "Mary
and Anuie Emory, Blanche and Annie
Lewis, Katie SpurrY, Lizzie Steiner and
Lizzie Harrington; Charles and Boone
Palmer, Clarence and Harry Harrington,
Warren and Harry Patterson, and Ben
ME Clark.
Color bearers were, Misses Edith Boone
Sallie johnson and Lizzie Brown.
Recitation Ray Reik.
Anti Saloon Cadets" James Lord.
Good Conduct Band" dialogue Minnie |
Bethards, Hattie Davidson, LoliS Nc. /
Queen, Priscilla Hardesty
Singing The Good, The Beautiful, The
True" by the school
Good Citizenship Brigade" Lawrence
Rogers.
Loyal American League" Carrie Kirk.
Crusaders" quartet,
Messrs Carlow, Carey, Lynch and
Meredith.
THE Conquering Legion" Mary Favin-
ger
Student Recruits Cyrus Favinger.
Singing" Marching On, !" duet and chorus,
Mrs. William HardeSty and Mrs. Mag
gle Prouse
O'Brien.
Ouet-Mrs Garter and Mrs. HardestY.
AddresS--ReV. I. A. H. O'Brien,
Collection
)uet--Emma and Lollis MCQUEEN
singing Stand UP For Jesus, " school.
Senediction--Rev E. B Taylor.
Children's Day will be observed next
sunday afternoon at Milford Neck. Laws
Church and Bowers Beach.
A party of ladies' went to Bowers Mon
ay on the steamer Frederick. A pleasant
ay was spent by all
Mr. A. w Carlow has sold his cottage
t Bowers Beach to Mrs. MOllie Dicker- /
on, of Wilmington, who will spend part of
lie summer there.
Mr.. Nathaniel Lank has stored thous-
nds of peach baskets in his large shop
/ the shipyard In anticipation of the
oming peace crop he expects to dispose
them all 5
Mr.. S. w. Hal, of Dover, has contracted
purchase the entire crop of Mr.. War
II Darby's orchards.
The store of Mrs. Arts & Lacey is re-
living a coat of paint which will i'm S
rove it greatly. +
A heavy downpour of rain took place
tuesday, afternoon. The streets were .
,oded while the cellar of T. P. Tim
on's drug store was partly filled with
alter. The we'll at the schoolhouse has
wed in aud several trees in town were =
own down last week
The Jr. o U A. NJ. will probably 90
Bowers Beach on the Fourth.
Several young men of our town have 4
uud employment in Harrington aud Y
elton making baskets. Il
Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Reik, left Sunday
r Baltimore to be present at the mar
age of their son. DIR. Harry Reik, to Miss N
'atsOn. Miss Mamie Reik, a sister of
e groom, was bridesmaid. - Captain
mes Boone is home with his family for
few days.-Miss Joe Reed is visiting her n
tier Mrs. Williamson, i'll Harrington
r. Lester Carlisle, who has been attend
& the University of Pennsylvania, is I
me for lon.-Capt. Thomas Fra
n is visiting at his nephew's Mr.. Joe
azier's.-Miss Fannie Wingate is WIS.,
ng her brother, Mr.. Charles Wingate,
Sallie Hudson and
ildren are visiting relatives in Whining
DIR. B. Whitley, of Baltimore, is III
Hn for a few days. A.