Milford chronicle., 1901-11-15
FROM FREDERICK.

It is rare to have public office go a begging:
but such is the case with the Observation-Disclosures
Office in Frederick. Esquire John Emory was
appointed by Governor Tunnel, and his Office
became vacant on November and. Up to last
week there were no applicants for the place and
the late occupant don't care to serve so rumor
has it.
At the meeting Of the Third Quarterly Con-
ference at the NJ. f Church last Monday,
Rev. r. N Joscelyn's return for next year
was unanimously asked for. His congrega-
ton was very much pleased with him, as also
he is with his charge.
Last sunday morning and afternoon, Rev.
Mr.. Wheeler, minister OF the NJ. P. Church,
at FELTON,, exchanged places with our NJ. P.
minister, Rev. E. II. Jones. Mr.. Wheeier's
sermons were eloquent and powerful, and our
/ people were glad to hear him. The gist of
the sermon was "GOd is Love-" and "God is
a Consuming Fire"
The Wesley Chorus of Dover, (thirty-dve
voicesl will give a concert in the Town Hall
this Friday evening punctually at 7.45. Half
the proceeds viii be given to our Sunday
School Tickets for reserved seats can be
bought at A. W. Carrow's store. The follow
ing IS the programme;
,,,,o.,,s "Away to the Mountain Land.
OnOIus "God is our Strength" ................
Ballad for SOprano-''rhe All in All" ...........!.
Duo for Soprano and COntralto-"Ven etiar
Boat Song Mrs. DAVIDSON Miss Con well
, Violin SOlo-"Dancla's Fifth Air Varie". .....
: Prof Hopkins, Instructor of Violin and Or
chestra, Wilmington Conference Academy
Song for SOpran0-"Happy Days Gone By"
Nj $. Miriam Sheppark Davidson Violin OBJ
ligato by Prof. Hopkins: Flute Obligato by
Mr.. Davidson.
C,borns 80, Lord, Most Mercifu
"Gloria ............
Solos for Flute and PiccOlO-
ta) "The Last Rose of Summer .....-...........
Mr.. j. Milton Davidson
Humorous Melodies
(al "TOpicalSong
(b) flood Morning, Carrie
Miss Wharton and Choru
MazOurka di COncert--FOr NiOlin................
= Prof HOpkin
I Mr.. Harry c. Collision, Jr.. baritone solOisi
d Sacred Song for SopranO-"Ihe Great Whit
Throne" Davidson
= Ten Minutes With the Old Methodists-
Ia Scotland ('tThe Voice of Free Grace Cries
5 90 Russian Hymn good, the AlETerrible.
(cl Meditation wO,ThOu,in Whose Presence
, Address-"Wit and Wisdom ......................
r Hon William t. Smither
Ftnale-Qnick March, "The Sound of th
T. Drum"-accom panied by Simmons Brotl
ers, TrOmbOnists ........ .........
GOOu \ mt ......................
t Prof n. L. Hydorn has resigned as prime
. par OF tne FuDiIc ScnOOl, IN order TO accept
9 position in Washington. His leaving is
matter OF regret to his pupils and man
friends. Until another teacher can be secure
! to fill his place, Rev. Mr. Wheeler, Of FeItoI
l. has kindly consented to teach.
4 Hog cholera, or some other disease, is pre-,
alent in town, and owners OF healthy porl
ers are making sure Of their winters suppl
Of pork, by butchering them this cool we
j. ther. A number OF fine hogs have died in tn
= last two weeks.
In game Of base ball last week, the Ma
y ket street nine beat the Front street din
i score, 26 to 8.
/, Miss Mary Boone,of Wilmington,is visitir
her mother, Mrs. Annie Spurry.
= Mrs. J. Phillips is visiting her daught
y Mrs. TOzer, of Goshen, N. J.
/ Mrs. Mary Reynolds is visiting relatives
), Maryland.
# Miss Clara Lacey spent last week in IL
country visiting Mrs. Jerome.
Mr. VIM. Brigg, of Wilmington,is the guei
l. OF Miss Mary V. Boone.
J. Mr.. Carswen, an architect, Of Wnmingto
G was Frederick visitor last week.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. John Pierce, of Wilmingto
" are visiting Mr. and Mrs R. T. Harrington.
L Mr.. D. Watson, Of California, visited M
e and Mrs. R. G, Stevenson this week.