Milford chronicle., 1903-05-01
FROM FREDERICA.

Judge Barratt, of Phi adelphia, is having
four bodies removed from Philadelphia, and
twenty-one from the r. J. Russell burying
ground removed to Barratt's Chape Gene
terry. One ofthe bodies is that Of Philip Bar
ratt who gave the ground on which the Chapel
is built. Mr.. John Ryan is doing the work
this week.
Wednesday evening Of last week, the Fred
erica Dramatic club gave "Down in Dixie
to a crowded house. An excellent rendition
Of the characters was given by the follow
ing persons;
Dr. W. F. Hoey, ,LOllis Queen, Samuel Block
som, Joseph Downes, e. f. Melvin, William
Palmer. William Carey, Mrs. Mary Lewis
POstles, Miss Minnie BethaTds Mrs Kate
Boone aud G.. Hoey. instrumental and vocal
music by Mrs. l.. l.. Carlisle, Miss Agnes Car
row, Miss Minnie Bethards and Lollis Queen.
Thursday evening of last week the degree
team of Milton, Wenonah Council, No 4, I'm
proved O. r. NJ, instituted in our town one
ita Council, No. 7, the last addition to the De
gree OF POcehontas at this writing. ON the
arrival Of the team. Great Sachem o. q.
Knigh t,met them and escorted them to the
hotel where supper was served. Those who
came by train in the evening were Great
Chief Of Records, Edward Mclntire and wife;
Great Sannap, William G. Ferguson; Great
Mishenewa, James T. Semerteen, and Past
Great Sachem, George Powell, and Mrs. Pow
ell, of Newark. The work Of the degree team
was complimented, and much interest was
shown in the exercises efthe evening. Great
Sachem o. g. Knight, assisted by Mrs. McIn-
tire, Acting Great POcOhontas, Mrs. Powell,
Miss Fields and chiefs Of Wenonah Council
raised The following chiefs to their positions:
Prophecies, Mrs. Lille Clark; PocOhontas,
Miss Elizabeth Lank; Wenonah, Miss Tabi
tina Grier; POhowattan, Miss Sallie Goodwin;
Keeper OF Records, Miss Alice Grier; Keeper
Of Wampum, Miss Frances Wingate; Guard
Of Wigwam, Miss Carrie tevenson; Guard of
Forest, Mrs Eurie DOwnes; First Scout Miss
Edith Boone, Second Scout Miss Name Max
son; First Runner, Mrs. Laura Spurry; Sec
ond Runner, Mrs. Mrry Kelly; Warriors,
Mrs. Annie q. Harrington. Misses Daisy
Kirk, Clara Lacey, and Carolyn Lewis; First
Councillor. Mrs. Annie B. Harrington; Second
Councillor, Mrs, Anna NJ Harrington. The
other members OF the Lodge are: Mrs. Emma
Fisher Sallie Hudson, Eary O'Neill, Mary
Lewis and Sallie Harrington; MeSsrs, Ma
haniei Lank, Frank LIKELY. Joseph B. Em--
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frazier Cake and ice cream were served al /
er the exercises and sociality INDUCED in.
IN Friday morning the visitors were shown
he town, and pleasant walk was taken to
Sarratt's Chapel where the historic church
vas seen for the first time by the majority OF
hem. Oneta Council is pleased with the
MEMBER Of Wenonah Council and other Wis
tors, and hope they enjoy ed the visit here as
much as we did,
ThOs. Conner is visiting Goldsboro frienus
bis week.
Harry Harm gtoR has two chickens which
'ere Matched last week. one having twelve
nd the other thirteen toes
James Boone is home for a few days, and
III begin to remodel his house the nrst of
ext week.
J. S. Reynolds is making cans at his can
cry.
Philip Remick's residence, next to the NJ. 1
Church caught fire on Tuesday from the ,
Kinney, but was extinguished before any
lmage was done.
Quite number Offriends here attended the
neral Of Mrs. y. Happins, at Hollywood ]
smetery, at Harrington, Monday afternoon. I
Mr.. Blanchard, Of Philadelphia, moved his
'ods here this week and stored them. Its !.
S intention to reside here, and probably l
lid himself residence. A. v