Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-06-27
FROM FREDERICK.

A fine bred pointer, Victoria d. owned by
Samuel Fisher, of Frederick, was entered in
the Wissahickon Dog Show, held in Phila-
delphia this month, and won second prize
in two classes. Mr.. Fisher had a ten-months-
old Irish setter pup entered in the puppy
class, and it won the first prize. MI Fisher
has been a dealer in and breeder of dogs for
several years past.
The First National Bank of Frederick, June
9th, declared semi-annual dividend OF 3
per cent and placed 100 to the surplus account
payable July lst 1902. This report is most
encouraging to stockholders.
Presiding Elder Baker preached an eln-
quent sermon Sunday evening in the NJ. E
Church.
Rev. Mr.. Guthrie, Of tn Magnolia charge,
preached one evening last week in the tent
on Front street, to large crowd who enjoyed
his sermon very much.
Mr.. T. P. Timmons still continues to i'm
prove in health.
"Cuba;" the little pet dog owned by Miss
Edith Boone, died suddenly last week. The
little dog was the first to find Mr.. TimmOus
where he had fallen unconscious on the street
at the beginning OF his serious illness. The
little dog was great pet with every one.
Mr.. Flanagan of Philadelphia, was Fred
erica visitor this week for several days He
was accompanied by six boys of Woodbury.,
n. j., who were entertained at Bowers Beach
on Wednesday by Asa Rogers.
Mr.. Arthur Melvin, who has been home on
the sick-list several days, has returned &c
Washington.
Our popular young druggist, Mr.. Ira
Downes, is suffering with boil on his face
Capt. Thos Frazier, of the schooner Joe
Cook, owned by Mr.. J. W. Hall, spent severa
days with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hearn, OF Wilmington, spent
some time last week with Mrs. susan Fra
zier.
Mr.. B. f. Burton, ST., and Mr. b. F. Burton
Jr., have had their handsome Residence
painted in attractive colors. 1t presents
fine appearance.
Capt. James Boone returned to New Yorl
Monday to his schooner, the John W. Hal.
The steamer Mary u. Citizens, will carr.
an excursion TO Woodland Beach Fourth O
July, to leave Bowers a. m, returning leav
Woodland 8 p m.-perhaps later. Roun
trip ticket SO cents.
Mr.. NJ. WOOten will preach next Suuda
afternoon in the NJ. p Church. The presiden
) of the NJ. p. Conference viii preach Monda
evening at the 81. p. Church.
The tent meetings conducted by Rev r. ]
Maloney and James II Pierce, will continu
= until further notice. The crowd was so grea
on Sunday that it extended to the street, a
the seating capacity is limited. But there
plenty Outstanding room.
Messrs. Stephen Belts and r. r Pos.les al
completing their naptha launch at Lank
. shipyard
Mr. I. W. Belts is also building one at tn
same place.
Mr.. Willis Galloway, OF Camden, is visitin
S his sister, Mrs. Frank Fisher
Mr.. Frank Melvin spent last week with h
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. +. Melvin. He is 1
this writing en- route for Maine
4 Mr.. $ G. Evans, Jr., OF Evans & Son. opt
T clans Of Milford, will be at Jas W. Grier'
on Wednesday, July 2nd. Many OF our pc
pie have awaited themselves Of the opport
nifty offered by this enterprising firm,t TO ha,
u their glasses fitted here in town.
: Mrs Mary Palmer is recovering from
). stroke of paralysis. AS she is an early rise
her nelghbors noticed she was not about q
Friday morning and went in the house an
e found her on the floor very III. DIR. Down
was summnned,and at this writing Mrs. Ps
e mer continues to improve. A.