Milford chronicle., 1903-03-06
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MILIUN NEWS.

pleted the building, .e...s.
Quite a large quantity OF cedar
posts have been shipped from Mil
ton during this year. One Of the
principal men in this business his
7. Carey Palmer. i & -
A few improvements have been
made to the Ponder House during
the past week. -''-'' ="
Miss Virgie Pettyjohn entertain
ed a number of her friends on
Thursday. evening in celebration OF
her thirteenth birthday.
The Queen Anne's Railroad run
a low rate excursion to Baltimore
on Thursday last. Quite a few Peo-
pie took advantage of the reduced
rates.
A new millinery store will soon
be opened in Milton. Mrs, Carrie
Johnson will be the proprietress,
and the parlor will be at her resi-
dence on Federal street.
The 18th anniversary ofthe found
ing of the Methodist Protestant
Church will be observed on Sun
day, March 18th, as follows: 10. 80
a. M, Love Feast. 7 pm, Christian
Endeavor. Prayer Meeting and Ser
mon on Polity and History of the
Methodist Protestant Church.
Mrs, Emaline B. Morris, wife of
lanes Morris, died at her home in
this town on Thursday Of pneu-
monia. Aged 62 years and 22
DAYS. Funeral was held on Sunday
at the M. P. Church at ? o'clock
Interment in the NJ Z. Cemetery
Sunday afternoon, Rev H S John
son officiating. Samuel ]. Wilson
& Son funeral directors.
David P. Warrington died at his
home on Sunday. Aged GO years
II months and six days. Funeral
| services at Beaver Dam Church OIL
/ Wednesday. Interment was made
at the Silas Warrington family
/ cemetery. He leaves a wife and
seven children to mourn their loss.
Rev. Frank Holland officiating
ministering J. R. Atkins, funera
director.
John Simpler, colored was taker
to Georgetown Jail Monday failing
to give bail. He had stolen some
harness from E. w. Warren, and h'
was also arrested Saturday nigh
for reckless driving. He was fneC
FIVE dollars.
The Ladies' Aid Society had ;
measuring party Tuesday evening
. at Mrs. L. B. Chambers home il
North Milton, and quite a larg,
f number attended. The admittanc
= fee was three cents yer foot, an,
5 one cent per inch over a foot TO
= your heighth.
The NJ. E. Sunday School Mis-
sionary Anniversary was held il
the M. E. Church on Sunday even
ing, March I. The recitations
q quartettes, dialogue and solos, ,wer
rendered with much success. Th
collection for the year amounte
to $I4O.47.
Miss Clara Mears entertained
number of her young friends at he
t home on Tuesday evening, Marc
II 3rd. It was the thirteenth aun
versary of her birthday.
It Cards are out announcing tn
+ wedding of Miss Carrie White, {
IS Milton, and Mr.. Winfield Wrigh
II of Denton, next Tuesday evening
h Mr.. Henry Morris. Mrs. Man
I Vent, and Mrs. Viva Leonard,
it Philadelphia, attended the funera
e of their mother, Mrs. Emeline Mo
d ris, on Sunday.
If Louis Darby has returned
r, Philadelphia, after spending a fe
weeks home,
IS James Belts has about complete
ir the boat house for DR.. Hearn
Ie naptha launch.
st Mr.. Thomas H. Arterbridge,
Ie highly respected farmer died at h
home on the Capt. Geo. Mcgee
q farm, near Harbeson, Saturda
February 2Sth, of lockjaw,aged +
10 years. 6 months and 10 days. Flu
~ eral at Wegand's Chapel Tuesda
7 at O'Clock. Interment in Il
cemetery adjoining the churcl
IL Rev. Frank Holland officiating
- Samuel ]. Wilson & Son, funer
~ director.
e rs Mrs. Rhoda A. McColley, wife
- Mr.. Edward McColley, died
"a their home in Angola, on Tuesda
" March 3rd, of pneumonia, aged
- years, I9 days. Funeral at Co
,e elly's Chapel Thursday at 2 o'cloc
|, Interment in cemetery adjoinil
n the church. Rev. c. w. Stric
2 land officiating. Samuel J. w
70 son & Son, funeral director.
NJ o. S. Belts has been visiting