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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16
LsApeRErrEs.
kesal Happenings Of CITY and Terri.
tory Briefly Told.

Muskogee's new school house viii
be competed in time for opening oct
obar 3.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

Bison claims the residence Of the
youngest bank cashier in Oklahoma or
tho middle west He is Carl Fisher,
20 years OF age.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

Thirteen hrick buildings are being
erected at Mrskogee the last one be-
ing started on Friday. win the bubble
burstg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

Wilburtons water works system
ownel by VIM. Busby, of South Nc
Ales.er, hos been formally accepted
by the city council
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

Oklahoma City has donated $500 in
Uashprizes for the best companies at
the encampment of the Oklahoma
National Guards at that place his
fall
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

J. Root Of fIulen township, Conan
che county. is well fixed for a rainy
day. Te has 130 acres Of wheat mis-
season, has thirty acres of cotton that
will run a bale to the acre, and corn
that sill average seventy bushels to
tho acre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16

El Reno Democrats Irene Davis,
colored, got into row last night, in
which she received a severe knife o:
razor wound on her right arm. This
is the first serious cutting scrape that
Irene has been mixed up In this week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-08-16
Mrs. Rosa Adams, niece of the late General
Roger Hanson, c. S. A., wants every woman
to know Of the wonders accomplished by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND.

DEAR Mrs PnKHAM ~ tell
Pinkham's Vegetable
the Ills peculiar
bed in
of
Compound feel
could
before wasr
health II indeed
Yours MRS RosA
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Fish Dealers Have Trouble.

Last Tuesday morning about or 6
O'Clock, George W. Hignutt and two
sons. George D. and Albert F Hig-
mutt, of Denton, Md, who had been to
Benefits Pier after fish, were en- route
home when they came in contact with
Siberia Masten, PhOmas. Poor, GOldie
Isaacs and Asbury johnson, and in
some way George W Hignutt picked
a fight with Masten. This was taken
up by Hignutt's son George, who cut
Masten in the back and accidentally
lacerated the right leg of his brother
Albert F. Hignutt. Mssten came tC
Mi ford, after having his wound
washed and dressed the best he could
at that time, and had the three Hig
nutt's arrested upon charge Of as
sauIt. The trial was held before Els
quire truitt, and they were each held
under 5000 bail for appearance to court
AS soon as the bail was furnished, Geo
w. Hignutt had writs issued for tn
arrest of Masten, Poor and Isaac on
charge Of assault cn the public high
way. The evidence given in this cas-
was insufficient to hold the boys, ant
the case was dismissed.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Night Watchman Attacked.

On Sunday morning last about two
O'Clock two strangers approached the
corner Of North Front and Walnut Sts.
where Pleasanton's drug store is sit
uated and stood there for some minutes;
in the meantime Nightwatchman
Trlces came along and asked them, II
there was anything that they wanted
and they replied and said that they
wanted something to drink. After De-
ING told by the officer that it was sun
dnv morning and that they could not
oct anythingt to drink, Mr.. Trice asked
them il they would like to have a
roon in one Of the hotels. Upon being
told no. he at once informed them
that they would have to get OIL the
street; at that command they inquired
the direction to Houston stating thai
thew had to go Houston and from there
to BrIdgeviIle. The officer doubted the
veraeity of the statement and proceed
Cd TO follow them as far As the cornel
of Front and Mill streets where h'
turned to see if they continued thei
walk out Of town. The officer had no
gone many PAGES on Mill street wheI
some one hOllered to hold up hl
bands'' and at the same time firing
pistol shot at him." Immediately oth
Ger Trice began to fire until he had ex
hausted his supply Of cartridges AM
} then realizing his position he oega'
, holIering robbers until he succeeded j
calling to his assistance DR.. Marshall
Isaac S. Truitt, S. John Abbott an
Jas. McCaffery, who went with bin
: to examine the various places OF bus
t ness through the main streets and ais
s 10 the place where the shooting toe
!. rlaee. When the officers and the gei
e tlemen who accompanied him, we
/ satisfied that the robbers had left tow
o they disbanded and went to their
g spective homes leaving Mr.. Trlee
d finish the watch alone.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
HE'D AT ARMORY HALL ON FRIDAY
EVENING OF LAST WEEK.
Six Young La6ies Composed the Gradu
alton CIass-MusjC for the Occasion
Was Furnished by the Harrine-
ton Orchestra.

One Of the largest audieces ever as
sembled in Armory Hall was that OF
last Friday evening, the occasion
being the annual commencement OF
the Milford High School. Seated on
the platform were the members OF the
Board of Education, Rev. G. P. Jones,
pastor of the Ave. NJ. E. Church; Rev.
H. L. Bunstein, Principal of the Mil
ford High School. and the young
ladies who composed the graduation
class After the invocation by Rev.
Jones Rev Bunstein thea introduced
10 the audience Miss Delema Wilson
who gave the salutOry in a most enec-
tive aud pleasing manner. Miss May
Rnssell was then introduced and gave
most Entertaining OratiOn on "Cho-
min u the musician and composer
After the rendition Of a chorus by the
grammar grades, Miss Florrie Booz
Gave the "Class History and Prophecy
which was received with considerable
oDDlause because Ofits brilliant humOr
The next Grafton following q selection
no the orchestra was that Of Miss Ann
Wilson whose subject was Edgar Al
len Poe; Poe being one of the grea
noats and a writer of accredited geniu
= was received with much pleasure
The niano solo rendered by Miss Saili
Masten gave evidence of rare musiea
ability and was decidedly pleasing 1
oil The Mantle Grafton given by Mis-
Emma sippls was finely constructs
aDd delivered with such earnestnes
and grace as to command much 81
g nlsuse The Reply given to heI cratic
g bv Harold SalmOns, was also q Iea'
= nTa of the program that is worthy
i note as il delighted the audience. Fo
e Loving a chorus by the boys Of the Il
,ornediate grades which was hume
q ,,,a-er Miss Anna Archer was intr
q dnced and gave the ValedictOry on u
il nContest Of w ashiugtOn and Lincoln
o This was an eloquent production an
1. demonstrated much careful prepar
IS ton. % Il
dinlomas which was done by Dr. Ge
NJ w Marshall, was = chorus by &
Hivb school which concluded the pI
gram of the evening.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
irving te get More Money.

It has been learned that the las1 ses-
.,on 81 Congress appropriated three
million of dollars for the purpose OF
i-oaning the mouths Of rivers in process
Of Improvement, opened to naviga'lon'
=, "a A. tbis week a petition to the WASH
s.nst -. authorities has been numerous
ius =, signed asking that part of the sum
10 used towards keeping the sand rom rom
e,,,no al the mouth Of the Mispillion.
Ths matter will be pushed vigorously,
"a ,fit can be done Just about $1,000
~ill make the jetty very effective IN
sccomplishing the purpose for whien
il was built.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Sheriff Sold Property.

BY virtue Of a writ Of vendi exponas
directed to John r, Steele sheriff OF
Sussex county, Delaware, the property
belonging to Sarah E. Stevens and sit
uated on South Washington street,
Milford, Del, was offered and sold at
public sale in front Of the Windsor ho'
Tel on Saturday last to Ed. f. Rey'
nolds Of Georgetown, for q considers
tlOn Of Sl7O5..
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Dover Post Office BurgIarIzed.

On Wednesday evening Of this week
the Dover Post-office was entered and
the safe was opened, but q resident live
ing near the Office heard the noise ana
succeeded in frightening the burglars
away before anything was taken from
the safe. 1t is probable that those who
did the work there are the same ones
that were here in Milfordon Saturday
evening last and gave officer Trice sc
much trouble.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
christian EndeavOrers Held a UniOI
Meeting.

On Sunday evening last, the Chri.-
tian Eudeavnr Societies Of the First
Presbyterian Church of this town and
the Central NJ. P. Church Of Shawnee,
held a Union meeting. A large audi
enoe was present, and very interest
ing program was rendered. There
were addresses by Rev. Field, Rev.
Runstein and Prof. Brooks. Rev. Glib
SON was unable to he present. Special
music had been prepared by chorus
choir and was ably rendered. Alto
oetber it was very enjoyable, and We
trust. a very profitable meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Raising Chickens Where Horses Raced.

The old State Fair Ground race track
buildings have been utilized by Ridge
~ harrington and NAPLES Burton for
the purpose of raising chickens for .aodo. ear,
10 market. They have about ZOOO
Erooders ~ now ready for the market,
ond nave been getting as high as go
cents per pound for some Of their ear,
lest batchings. The chickens are raised
- the incubator and brooderlsystem
;.tovob ~ sometimes the old mother
hen system is resOrted to. Mr: Bur Burton
hes hes a wigwam on his ranch, fitted up
iil. M a turkish bed chamber, and there
he spends the nights with a iai'niu
eagled.eyed watchdog
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Lest You Forget.

We again make the announcement 'l,5
.hot a large portion OF the stores Will
no closed on Monday next, DecoratlOn
D.v Now that the principal stores
and places of business have agreed 70
1--WE their clerks the day, it would seem
sbat there ought to be enough patriot
;sm for the remaining few who are IL
business m to Join in and make the occA-
sion one of the best observed hOiiuSS'
of the year
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Left For Panama.

Ralph Baldwin, who resides near
pwn, left on Thursday morning OF
bis week for Panama where he has
ccepted mechanical position on the
ANAL work. The position it is said
bays Sl25 per month and transporta-
lon and in case Of sickness all expens-
5 Of treatment and medicine are found
Phisis an opprtunity for young man
and those who are acquainted WITH
Mr.. Baldwin confidently expect his ad
5enture to be success.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Base Ball Game monday.

On Monday the first game OF base
hall of the season will be played on the
grounds of the Milford Athletic Asso-
citation. between Dover and the Milford
teams There will be two games, one
in tue morning and one in the after
noon Much Of the enthusiasm Of the
season will depend upon the patronage
Of the opening games, and as there Is
40 other demonstration of any kind to
take place in town, it is expected that
both the morning and afternoon games
will be well attended.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Work on the Jetty Completed.

The sureties for B. T. Collins deceased
Messrs. George H. Hall and }. stan
L. short have completed the jetty at
10y ~ Taonth Of the Misplllion river this
S.i- 'l,o The engineer in charge Of the
,,ort w Mr.. Bird, paid them the cOmpll-
nent Of saying that it is the very Oes'
ME, niece Of ietly work that he ever saw.
Zinc pa the best built, and of the ees'
materials. The work cost aDouS ~. g. g.
mncb as the contractors received for II
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
pu,ebased Desks for the New School
Building.

Alta meeting Of the Property Com
r,ittee held last Tuesday evening the
contract to furnish the desks for the
new school building was awarded 10
the American School Furniture Conn
nanv of Philadelphia, for about Sl2OO,
An of the new desks will be single anu
Of the most modern pattern, so that
e.cb child will have seat OF It's own
Tho work on the building is progress
ing very satisfactory and it should o'
80 compyeted in the contract time' 4
nOtbing happens.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Summer suggestions.

Canned salmon and lobster vienna
.o,no,bing new and easy to prepare.
V,ta.bena, one Of DOdd's latest produe
,,ons Lunch tongue and boned chick.
- oIivss fresh crackers, junket tab
~. ~ lemons. oranges, Lettuce delicious
oogee ~, and lust the kind Of tea for icing
NJ Price's ne breakfast food still
leads at r. s. Welcomes.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
"a Dedicate Masonic Temple.

mbs wieomlco Lodge No. 81, A. d,
NJ Of salisbury, Nd. will lay the
corner stone OF the new Masonic i,. - ~.
cy,',vi 9. Snicb has recently been built there
r. pr' Tuesday next May 3lst. The ON
on oars Of the Grand Lodge will be pres
emf and the masonic order OF TINS .O"H
! invited to attend the ceremonies
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Short Items Of News.

Miss Serena Hall is haeing the pave
ment relaid in front af her residence
on North Front street.
Do not forget that there will be two
games Of base ball Monday, Decoration
Day. at the Athletic ball grounds.
Houston is one Of the prettiest small
towns in Kent county. The homes OF
the citizens are well built and attrac-
tive.
G. B. Vinant has made many inn
movements on the farm he bought last
wear near McNatt's store, in Kent
county.
Peach orchards in Kent and Sussex
counties that have had no attention
for several years past, are loaded Win
peaches this year.
Miss Nora Sapp,of Harrington, VINO
has been teaching in Potash district,
Kent county, closed her school last
Friday with honOrs.
Mrs. Ruth Carlisle is having a con-
crete uauement laid In front Of her res
idence. North Front street. w. b.
Pine is doing the work.
Iohn LdndaI, Of Magnolia, owns
thousands Of acres Of fine land and
number Of fine horses. He drove
l. nair Of BAYS to Milford a few Satur-
/ davs ago that attracted nearly as much
d attention as circus parade. John is
b married.
Milford confidently expects to take
n the Iaurels from Dover this season right
/, from the start. Go to the Milford Ath-
p letic Grounds Tuesday morning and al
ternoon, and witness the two games
and see the Milford boys make VIC
torious beginning.
n Fl. f. tiecantant, Of Sing Sing, n
Y. bought the Frame farm near Brown
Vile in Kent county last year contain
Az ing 225 acres. This farm at one tint
u was very fine one but has been neg
SA lected. Mr.. Gecantant says that beior
he leaves it will look better than lteV
i'll or did.
an Mrs William. Brittingham, q well
Id kpown farmers wife, living near Nc
tn MATHS store in Kent county, has tut
kew hen that is remarkable. Til
nh spring she has laid ss eggs, Of ther
N, she has laid since she has been settini
er Mrs. Brittingham is truthful lad!
At. and. the above she tellstO be fact.
De. Thirty years ago there was big d
mand for trout sounds at 81 40 p,
pound. At that time they were use
bv distilIers for clarifying fine grad
-. Of LIQUORS. About % years ago the
ca "a were thousands Of bushels OF tro'
~ landed on our beaches and men wou
omen the fish and take out the SCUM
while nearby farmers hauled the n
.ms away for manure. From that time u
the iii last spring there has been no tro
as caught in large quantities. The dist
the lers have found something cheaper
Il il clearing liquors. This spring buyers
,wn sounds are paying 10 cents pour
They are worth saving at that price
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
10 Close stores at 8 O'Clock.

A petition has been circulated among
'he merchants Of the town TO have the
stores close datiRg the summer months
Al o'clock each evening of the week.
except Saturday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
BEABLE WOMAN
| N MILFORD NECK.
,yIRETH JESTER EIGHTf.SlA
YEARS OF AGE.
A,Id,an Living and FOrty'thFee
pllprtr GlSiI5rsn-72 Years a Mem
of tbs Methodist Church.

80 Neck about seven miles
',Itord resides Mrs. Elizabeth
She lives with her son, Isaac
Il tbe Benefits pier farm ana
.gsble for many things. Mrs
the daughter of the late Ro-
4 Elsie Powell, and She was
the Island Farm in Milford
santember 18th, 1918. At the
.,sbt wears she attended school
he Thompsonville Church now
# being the only school in Mil
~ at that time, and it was also
church. When fourteen years
ioined the Methodist Church
ever since been a consistent
oftbat faith. When twenty
d married Isaac Jester and for
line years they lived happily to-
Twelve were born to them
of whom are still living. She
0rtv.tbree grand children and
.v.one great grandchildren. Hel
md died in 1888.
lester has never had occasion tc
9lasses during her long life and i
4 thread a needle, read the tinss'
Or writing, and never had bul
srious illness, which was typhoiC
lester probably possesses great
iivitv than any woman Of her ag'
i State. While she does not havI
80. she occasionally takes q han'
citing plants, hoeing, hOusewoFi
even thinning corn in the garden
Isl week while seated at an ole
spinning wheel, she gave lessol
yeral Young girls in spinning WOO
piece after piece was nicely spui
yarn, and to demonstrate tn
.rness Of her eyesight the threa
permitted to run out, and sh
bid quickly rethread and procee
b the work.
he remembers very clearly the grei
storm and food of 1928, when !
bv cattle were drowned along tt
aware bay shore, and the mete'
wer in the early thirties. She
bud OF her p years of membersh
h the Methodist Church, and ca
BIZ be heard singing the o
ags Of MethOdism. She is particuls
fond Of giving a joke and will laui
srrily when a prank is played (
/. She delights in and takes gre
lerest in the fishing industry atsBe
tts Pier and is nearly always pr
/ at the gatherings at that pla'
wing a pleasant word and a sm
all, May this happy old lady hs
any more years to make life pleasa
others given to her before going
E happy home in the great beyon'
P. J
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
First Hot weather Of the Season.

amer a continuation Of unusually ,,
II, ta''sa ,Ts.1ber the mercury climbed well
oOOi !, :, irto real summer weather last Tues,
dsv. and the Thermometer regla.elsO .'.,l =
oss' ~ ,,asrsss Ore IN the shade. Coming SO
suddenly after the cool night ana oay
that preceded it, the discomfort
marked.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27

Dover and Milford base ball teams
cross hats next Monday morning at the
Athletic grounds Of Milford, and as
there is a strong rivalry between the
towns for the base ball supremacy, 1t i'
sure to attract people from the town
and surrounding country.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Rarb,r Shops To Close.

Monday being Decoration day the bar
ber shops of Milford will be open until
o O'Clock a. m. and will close for the
rest Of the day and evening.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
To Base Bali Teams.

The Milford Base Ball Club, cOlored'
!. omen to play any team in the State
For particulars as to dates and arrange
nosnts consult Andrew Van, Milford
nal
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS ARE.

nILMDJ HILL
Jamer stanton is home for the sum-
mex,
Dr.. sharpe, Of Dover, visited Milford
this week.
B.F B. wOodan visited Philadel-
phia this week.
Ernest Truitt, of Wilmington visited
his father recently.
B. Frank DiekersOn, of Philadelphia,
was in town last Friday.
Mrs. Bessie Gilnspie, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends in town.
Ex-Governor Foe Tunnel, Of Lewes,
was in town on Saturday.
VIM. Peters, Of Salisbury, Nd, visi-
ted friends in town this week.
&c. Cuykendall, Of Philadelphia,
was in Milford on Saturday last.
Miss Bessie Emerson, OF Frederics'
visited friends in town last week.
WE. Clements, of Clayton, was
guest of w. H. Davis this week.
Miss Florence Butler, of Georgetown,
is the guest of Mrs. Wm. G. Abbott
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. WrOten,Of Phila-
delphia, have been visiting in Milford.
Mrs. Asbury Smith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. l.. ]. Bowers, in Baltimore
Md.
Mrs. R. P. Small, who has beOn quite
j. Ill for the past few weeks, is convalesc'
e ing.
= DIR. G. w. Marshall was called in
; eolsultation to Camden, N. j., last
Monday.
Ernest Conwell. Of Milton, spent Fri
day and Saturday as the guest of Show
ell Abbott.
Mr.. Chas. Cowgirl, of Philadelphia
. visited his sister, Miss Bertha Cowgirl
,e this week.
Mrs. Edith Willis has resigned he
60 position as editor of the "News AM
ia, Advertiser.
ty Mr.. and Mrs. A. Donnell Marshal
az az returned from a sea trip to Boston las
ng Tuesday evening.
m Mrs. T. S. FOreackeT and son,of Mic
ok dletown. have been visiting her sist'
Ter Mrs. Winter Moore.
all Mrs. Walter Barrett, of Barnega
,nd T% N. J., is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
NIB Mrs. NJ. G. LOfland.
lin DIR. and Mrs. L. E. Barrett,Of Dove
~, ~, visited Milford on Monday the CUES
wi. of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Lohand.
1s' oS Mr. Roderick Mackllu, eommissl'
rne merchant of Philadelphia, wife al
nth son. are visiting John s. Macklin.
1liA Representative o. A. Newton, "
'ller and son, of Bridgeville, were Milfo
lres lles visitors on Saturday and Sunday Ia
art, arts Miss Martha X. Lord, who has be
',Sl sgs visiting in philadelphia, Camden a
lder woodbury.. N. J., has returned hon
3ehr
,lels Dr Roberts, who has been on br
Omb ness trip to Virginia, has returned "a
laro . can he found at his home on Sol
opin Second street.
putty Mrs. Bessie Collins, who has been
~spS Ssas . ak weeks visit to Dover, Smyr
man wilmington and Philadelphia, has
aanA .,sl turned home.
nith Miss Ada Lauk, who has been st
ing with her aunt, Mrs. Asbury SIN
for the past few months, has retur
to her home in Baltimore.
this Mrs. Ida Chambers, Of Lewes,
pro- been dangerously ill at the home OF
ratt's parents in North Milford for "
Both: mast She is now much improved
,ocht Dr. and Mrs. G. w. Marshall
Gorge a,tend the sessian OF the Amer
motifs Medical Association, which will be
sotts lS at Atlantic City, N.Jr from June
lecht to June 10th.
'n Misses Elizabeth King, Eliza
inQer Rlack and Estella Davidson of Mi
desty Miss Sarah and Mr.. William Dr'
Case Of Wilmington, spent Friday and
iln0' urday the gueem Of Joseph aud
Ierson lena Wilson.
Barber Shops To Close.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
VET. q. Meeting.

Tbe w. G. t. u. meets with Mrs. M
Vineyard, North Front st.. next tues
dav evening at $50.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Barratr's Programme.

Under the auspices of the James A.
Garfield Post, No. Z, G. A. X. Of this
town, the following interesting pro
Qramme will be rendered at Barratt's
Chapel on the afternooR Of May SOth;
singing-Star Spangled Banner. -.
9-agar Rev. /. q. FOsnOcht
Recitation Miss Priscilla George
1890, RddtesS MIR. d H. Knots
pec;tstion Miss Clara Fisher
Recitation MISS 't1,tiS \. y,
SINGING Columbia, the Gem OF the
Ocean. ....,
Recitation Miss Nettie Favlngel
address Prof e. J. Hardesty
Pecitation Miss Laura Cast
4 Jdrass Rev. VIM. CashmoT'
Singing ...o,
4 officer Of the day, Col. W. h. Fsl'eFsol
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
CHURCH NEWS.
PreshrterIan Chureh.

The pastor will preach at II O'Clock.
"ReasOns for Believing in Inn
and What We Know Of the
Enture Life"
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, Lesson
"Fhe PassOver.p
Evening at o'clock. missions.
These missionary meetings are regarded
by many as of unusual interest. Spec
ial preparation is made for them.
Christ Church.
May 20 Trinity Sunday celebration,
7 30 q M; mathis, lltany and sermon'
1890; Sunday School, 2 p IA; st.
Faiths Guild, Tuesday evening; Christ
Church Guild, Wednesday evening.
Baptist Church.
The following services will be held at
the First Baptist Church, North End
street, Sunday, May 29th. 800 a. M,
Sunday School. We had a very pleas
ing attendance last Sunday, and we
desire all to be present Sunday, May
29th, that we may reOrganize and elect
officers. All who are present and de-
sire to give their names as members
will be known as charter members.
Let us have large charter Dll.
1880 a. m, preaching services. Sub
iect: "Saving Wrecked Life" $3.50
p. m, Bible Study Glass.
We decided last Sunday to take up
systematic study Of the Book Of Ro-
mans. Come with your Bible pre-
pared to ask questions, and search the
truths as found in this book. 7.SO p
m. preaching service. Subject; "Ihe
Milestones on the Way of Life" The
talk will be illustrated with the aid o
the blackboard. Wednesday evening
7.A5, Prayer and Praise Service. Al
t are welcome.
Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
Miss Causey's $ Musicale.

The annual musicale given by the
mssie class Of Miss Maria Causey's pu-
nils was held last Wednesday evening
and a large assemblage enjoyed the
rendering Of the following program;