Evening journal., 1899-04-06
MILFORD AMATEURS PLAY.
AND THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
REAP A MEAT sUM-THE NEWS
OF MILFORD

AND THE KINGS DAUGHTERS
REAP A MEAT sUM-THE NEWS
OF MILFORD
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Milford, April 6.-The drama OF
The Cricket ON the Hca,th,' given Tor
tne benefy Oi the Kings Daughters en-
Monday might. was a great success as
AN autistie triumph, as Wei as iinan-
.Cia.ly. The play was iineiy rendered,
and reflects credit upcn all who took
part The icl.owug WAS the cast
Cd."J f.umnser Dr j. 5. Pregtym1n.
if.. John perfyblngle, Clinton "A.
Pfed,yman Mr.. Iackleton, Robert Il.
Ree; Caleb's son, John &. 1ru.tt; Dct's
father, William 4. Watson, Jri Dot,
Miss Ella Prettyman; Bertha, Miss
Mary Pielscn; LILY SCcwboy. Miss
Elizabeth Richards Mrs. Feldlmg. Miss
Mabel Davis; May Fielding. MrHs Ida
Draper; Mrs Dot and Spirit cf the
Cricket. Miss Jsnrlle ID. Caussg Many
persons attended from Harrington,
Farmngton and F'rederlca. The music
was secured from Wilmington
Last night the Dickinson Glee Club
gave their concert. and after the en-
| by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph T.. Holland, to
which many CT the young people Of
the town we're invited.
William Prettyman. Donnell and Mf.-
| liam Marshall and Louis Pratt We're
home for he Easter holidays.
Miss Jennie d. Caussy left Tuesday
for visit to Easton. Md: Ba1elmore.
Richmond. Va. and Washington, D. G.
Miss Elizabeth Jenkins has returned
Ito her home in Easton. Nd
Miss Serena Gilman is spending her
holidays with her mother. Mrs. Robert
Gilman.
Mrs. Ca.eb Churchman was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. p. r. Causey last
week
DR. Ce,ii Green. OF Newark Del,
was the guest OF Professor Carl Har-
lrAngton. near Farmiugtons on Sund ~.
The EaNter services in the churches
and Sunday schools wsre largely at
} tended on sunday. The Chapel sun
day schocc was beautifully decorated
II with evergreens, grtlHing plants and
1 hundreds OF daffcdfs. Dr. Barrsta w2i
lgreeted ty an Immense aud'erca, which
was rewarded by hearrg a beauJiul
IECster SERMON. The special musi,
conssted Of a soprano scro bY Miss
Bessie Davis; bass solo by Frark Rick
lards. and quartet. by the Nj Msse3 Davis
lF. =. Causev erd F'rapk Richards
The church in With the Ddaware
lCcu.crnce is being held is a credit to
1.-The Cciartd people. They hsve LeGgnl
land paid for the brick church scrmer,y
OCCUPIED by the cci-sTeg gatiCn Cl the
lAyenue NJ T. Church. IL has beea en-
ltiro,y rcmodelel inside the walls ircs-
coed stained glass window electric
lights secured and an alcOve behind the
.hancel Guilt. slsO a pastors study, and
l.s probably as nice a chWeh in every
respect as l5 10 he CIr1 a1.-ng the
lcc.ore3 people On the Peninsula. So
lmany ire r,Cs5nt that IL ia severely
.ltaNing the capacity Cf the two
-lco,ored congregations to accommodate
them. Many white families are wi,n.
lou. servant5 this week, so many O.
'lthpm are taking a holiday.
p. 7. Causey. from The Chaps. Sun
} lday srhOol. and Mrs. Louis Barrett Ant
! Mrs. " F. Causeg, from the Avenue
IN. +. Church, win attend the Sunday
: lSChool Convention at Smyrna as dele
= leates
Mrs. IIettie Chapip. who has been
very III in Philadelphia all the Win
tier. has returned to Milford
Mrs. Crland DaWdtt. of Philadelphia
is the guest Of Mrs Annie WILLIAMS
The funeral OF Mrs Samuel Ratclif
} who died en- Sunday Of consumption
: took PLACE Yesterday afternoon