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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
WOODBURY'S JEWtLRY STORE IS The PLACE

sells
We
JEWELRY and
DIAMONDS.
anon very low for cash
WATCHES.
large line of Ladies' right ncud-
standard '-ewelel Watham filled
2IN(lS. ~ ~ ''
Everything
specially Weddnr u
nanufacturing department. We be undsold 80 = -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Mrs. Fred e. Files left. Tuesday, for
Westbrock to pass the holiday season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Miss Alice Richards returned, Tues
day, from a visit to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Big trade is on at Weber Bros, and
to Zee this store full is to admire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
bdndkerebief$

Mems Cotton H'k'fs. ...... SC. to 15c.
Mems Linen, assorted width hem 25c.
Mems Blk. & White Silk .25c. E. SOC.
Mems Jap assorted colors &c.; 6 for 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

customs. S.4,27i: miscellaneous. sg5m
Expenditures, s2,090,GO0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Frank Harding Of Portland, was a
Gardiner visitor, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Uncle Sans Daily Business.
Washington, Dec. 2O-Government re-
ceipts: From internal revenue, 81 3S7, 4S6;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Ralph Manson Is seriously Ill at his
lone on Bowman street, FArmingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
Dainty GODS
Demand It

IN EVERY Receipt that calls for cream
of tartar, soda, or baking powder, use
the Royal Baking Powder Better results
will be obtained because of the absolute
purity and great leavening strength Of the
Royal. 1t will make the food lighter,
sweeter, of finer flavor, more digestible and
wholesome. 1t is always reliable and uni
form in its work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
Fancy
Hrt11 Bands

In individual boxes. new designs,
fancy clasps. Blue, Pink, Black, Red.
Orange. ETC., Csc. E. SOC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

H. A. Fletcher of Auburn, is in this
ity on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Randolph merchants report heavy
Christmas trading.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21
bcIiday
Sweaters

Mems Extra Heavy Intercollegiate
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
Mems Heavy Hand Knit ..... $500
Mems Fancy Sweaters .......... $3.50
Mems Button Collar ......... $3.50
Mems Plain Collar SIPS to $3.50
Boys White Sweaters .......... $3.50
Boys Fancy Knit ..... SOC. G. s1.oo
Boys Plain Collars ............ $1.oo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Harry Batchelder Of Boston, h visit
ng his mother at her home on Sum-
ner street,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

Silk, Union and Cotton. steel rod.
Stag, horn and natural wood handles,
sterling silver mountings, cased and
tasseled ................. SOC. to $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-21

GARDINER.

Miss Kate Cole has returned from \
visit in Auburn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

5. &. 9, @urpbp Sorrp Gorr, e. S.
FarrtIb, 2eonioas 9oIf, Sucob Rob,
Or. Otto %. Reinborot, SomueI Ne.
gelter, Sobn %. 3equarot, Or. SO. @.
Heqltorot, Geo. Reinbarot, gilbert s.,
Hitdie, SouiS 8. &otb, @ernor6 q.
SdmiB, Charles Sel6en, g. 81,
Smith, @m. 9. Smith, Senrp @to.
Bier, S. $. StrouS, 81. Nc. Suo6en,
5obn Spifert, JIM, Ralciab Ebo,
mas, q. q, GruIope, @m. 9infnen
@bpte, iun2 Or. Sobn 8iItIbirc.
9arrp 9.@oIf, Stoot5. Senator Sobn
@tll, Jun, 9. %. @ottS, D}artin Sch.
meper uno 9unoerte @n0ere.
Ole 9eomten 0eS Clubs batten fir
g~r1rtldungen olIer NIrt gcIorgt, llno
ole @elu6er omiiIirten lid nod Ser
.5en"lll't. Die 9eomten limo: 8rGIi.
Dent 5. gilbert @ugbeS, @ice,8rGIioen.
ten 0otglo$ $. SbomoS, Siouc 2obe
StroltS, 6erbinano s. 2otro6e, 1ron.
rs t. QonneQp uno 2uurence 9eu.
nan S6obmeiItcr Sobn s. Wobon,
'rototouirenoer SetretGr g8iQiom s.
sooe mo correiponoirenoer Sefret4r
y. Q. Gtelion GbomoS; @crpoltunas.
9eb0roe: Sront q. 6lrIt, Geo. Ga.
or, Gperor0 g. FottiiorL Carroll %.
6ronciS 6. 9epeQ, M}or @op8.
8n. Einfnep @bite, ilrn., Sam ". I
Sottiion, George @nrep 2inoiop rno ,
,obn 9ubert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

ider, Ser bereits in 9rtoapeIt Cleo.
logic unO BbiIoiopbie ituoirte, fam
bierber lulo prrroe bonn Safenmiiz
ltonar .. ApiB in Sbbut genommen.
Ger iunge Raur min it6 mad BtttSs
burg, Ra., 81 ieinem Snfel, Gilbert
S6miot, ~bege6en, ser engliiGen
Sprade mGdtig iuer0en uno oann
olti etnem engIiiden Breoigerieminor
leine tbeoIogii6en Stuoien fortIeBen.
Sreue Q d. neIter.
Cine Strcde bon 4776 NeiIen miro
6rI. gmiIie @orneboI6t, cine ser
aoititen . Boiiugierinnen 0es 0ant
piers, 3uriidgeIegt BADEN, uenn Iie an
ibrem 9eitimmung8ort, Gnorpiac,
SenneIec, unIongt. 3ieie 10 qroBe
Strede reiite tie rutr, INN i6ren 9rlt.
Der, Slliu& @orue6oI0t, ser foot.
franz oltf ieiner 5orm BET auorbiQe
oornteoerIiegt, SIT piIegcn. 3erIel6e
fam Dor etiua orei Sabren nab g[me.
rita uno eritono lid in GenneIiee cine
6arm bon ettDa 100 adern Qanoes.
semen Safer, einen 2ebrer an ser
@~eluerbeituIe ST. 0oro6eim, San.
noper, unO Nlttter uno @eidtuiter
lieB er in Qeltti6Ion6 5lrijd. Sier
ergrltt i'm Dor etma 5iuei 0Souaten
elm beftigeS 6ieber, uno in ieinem
6teberiuabn rief Gr fat beItGnotd
not) ieiner GIteiten S6tpeIter Gmilic.
Baitor &obIer in anorpiQe b6rte oon
Dem 2eioen uro Seret8nunihe 6cs
lungen, Ie0i9 gebIiebenen Monnes
lulO Ifrieb an Ole Sanilie oeIIeI6en,
%tuorouf ith SRI. 8ornebol6t Iofort
oltt oen 8e9 nah gmerifa madte.
'0ier tDlroe Ite bom SofenmiiIiondr
Stttrder empfongcn, ser fir lire
gSetterrciie in Der beIten @eiie Sorge
traf.
Ottt5tcre un6 Souptbe.
ANTE.
Die 0iii3iere un6 Souptbenmten
oe5 0%anlpfcrS limo: Gapitdn 6. @oI. .
%terSoorff; I, Sffi5ier 81. 8inter, 9.
Oftt3ier ". &idIeis, 3. Offi5ier 20. b.
GlponS, i. 0ffi5ier Y. Gimmerideiot;
O6ern1oi6iniit ). Sdmiot, Ssuge.
3. @oihiniIt 6. Belle, 8. WPa.
S. 0%eiieImann, 4. @aIdiniIt
SnSmorn; SIer5te Or. s. 3eciuS
mo or. Sdide; Eropiont. nno 8obI.
". aoitenbcin uno $. aiif;
Oberltelporo 80, RummIer; Oberfof
:. SroItcr; 5lpeiter Sod S. Risldo.
Son oteicn iin0 ser brittle uno Ser
.lerte Sffijier neit. Ser brittle Offi.
Ter fn6r friiber oiti Dem 0orbo.
'lopo'0 ompfer rSeIgoIanp" uno Der
ouf Dem 9ontpfer ,gorbo.
oia."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

reiite am 6. SuIi bon bier m ,,r$
beiu6te 8eitpboIen, Qippit96t @n.
dunn, @iien, &oIn GlauFnrt 9or.
lin, 8ieSba0en, 0Piiudel, aurmbob
Karlsruhe uno &oiieI.
D@ermonia Guortptt
Club"
&rob ser bei'm @ilmir,to,,o,
&otal : Sdngerfeit ourfocmohtan
Strnpo3en uno Der Nodreuno inn
9oltptquortier, SobH W2eienbqro,S
9oIle an GorO-8 acaItrobC mar Sic
SttgItln0e oeS y@ermonia 0,,or,
tett = Clubs" Ooh portrefflih bei,,dt
Inter Der 2eitllng Oea Qirioenten
nllroen mebrere Gb0re %Qcirudcn. nm
Damn IeBte man ii6 81 eiuem croliii.
MfnbIe nieoer, OoS 6rau Mcien.
Die Serberg8mlttcr Sen Gin.
germ IN Entertaining ibrer Erilmpbe
II Wilmington 9eitiftqt botte,
Mitglieoer itatteten I'D.
er Dem paiiipen MitqIic0e Conrad
5toa, Scr. 1880, @eit.GroBitro6e.
men frelrnOiHaftlideu @ciltd ob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
Wrnn0itifsiibertraaunaeu

Sobn 8. 0lotuers II. u. an @oi6.
lngton $. 9ea II. o., OItieite 9loo.
tntngoole . Hono ltno QanbaleItroke,
16 bel SO Sui, $500.
Carrie gf. @artnon @ertu., an
9orrie %. @artmott, 3 Cots, ST.
Anna g. 9riel an Ism. q. Ro5erts
uno 6rolt, 8 2ots, So.
epbroim Mo6t an 8m. q. Sort,
Jun, 8eItieite Der 1remontItrobe. IL
bel 1O2 Sub @rrn08inS 1880, ST..
$50.
Sioac Sbopero uno 6rou an Seba.
Itiono Scanoura unO Jrop, 1 Got
ltobe SrinitD- uno GreteritroBe, IL
bel - SUB $4,000.
5rant NoOof an Senrp Sf,euer.
mann, 3 2ots, $2tO0.
). 6. Wobn, irn., an Caroline
@eIt, Oitieite Der YineitroBc, 12ot,
II bel 20 SUB, @runo5inS 1884, 500.
Abram g. @orali6 II. q. on Sobn
Sestlit, Z Sots, $675.
Sacob Hubin on Rorris Green.
berJ, SiiOieitc ser MontaomernItr..
@runojins $50, $2O25.
Nannie o. 3. 9or9om an Sreberid
Stumpf II. g., Noroieite Der @ire..
nabe BlIaStiitroBe, t6 BEL 60 Sub.
5000.
eofparo .. Green ont @eorae g.
0eon, Oitieite Der ct. 9auIItrose.
IS bel 1913 Sub, So.
George .. 9eon an 6ronces 6.
Green, Oitieite ser ct. 8auIitrobe.
10 BET 1913 SUB, So.
gofparo ". s. Riti6 on 5lorenceR.
gttlfL 8e6te, GiteI uno SntereiIe on
l1ebreren @runoitiiden, 81.
baltimore Germonent 9lo. g(iioc.
an Sornes s, &ombo, Roroieite Ser
Sioole', rabe GbeIterItroBe, ID Bel
10 Sub @rttno5ins $40, $3.50.
6orreit gramble, gertpolter. on
Wagener uuo Srau 2 @runb.
Itiide. 1925.
gmelia 5. goung an q. S. Sobne.
y%forooltleite Der Citing, no6e Mo.
lber.S trabe, 40 BET 54.6. $1,000.
epbraim @adt on 9olis Sorn.
ode 2erineton. uno 9orrelt.
StroBe, 14.6 bel so, 8runoains Sic.
$500.
&enrietta %. 0enmeao, 0o6loR.
oerpalterin, an Senrietta 0ermeao,
Noropeitieite Der 2aurens. StroBe,
i1abe Sinoen.a penue, 1914 bel 100,
8rrno5ins $1t5; So.
SIaac Shapiro on 9orud Snfino,
gsoroIeite Der @ranbps, uabe Greter.
StroBe, 10 bel -, 8runo3ins S27;
500.
Sol. $, @erla6 an Geo. 6. @eae.
tart6, 10 @runoitiide, So.
Sobtas Goodman al GamueI
S6err, Roroieite Ser Saratoaa.,
nabe Jremont-S traBe, 12.6 bel $50.
$50, So.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
NGditc Sibung in @aibinaton.

8aibtngton, 0.G., 81. Sept.
- Die uSouberGne @roBloge Der
Soo SeaopS" bat 6eiAloiien, oaB
ibre ndtitidbrige Sibung ant oritten
Wontag i'm September 1905 All
8albington, .. g., beginner ion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

AbermaIs angef6uI0tgt.
Der Barber Sobn s. Gag, fpelher
ELM Sarbiergei6dft an ser Dit
Seringtot-, nabe CHARLES. StraBe, be.
tfetbt, ipltroe geitern aitf einen bon
5obn 6. 2angOorf erlangten Softbe.
tebl I'M mittIeren StationsbauIe I'm.
ter 500 giirgi6oft Dem @eriftsper.
tabren iibertuieien neil er einelt
Sarblerlooen betrei6t obne cine ST.
cen5 81 beiiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23
9~ltlantiidJe Gunfcrcns.


@iitrift8- @eriommIu1g ul1o 2lloenh
buno.Gonoention Ser otlontiId,c,
Gonfercn3 Scr eoongcliI6en Sc
mGinidoft.
Die SobreSlibung Der atlantiiher
Gonferen5 Der euongelii6en @emein.
idott mllroe geItern in ser Gina
melSsGir6e an ser Sii0.8 Greene
StraBe fortgeiebt, uno 5tpor qelanQtt
oo5 folgenoe Erogramm sur 9urd.
filbrlrng:
WorgenitBung.
@ebet uno grbouung.
gregeie iiber DARIUS 8, %: ,Qluc
2ingc iinb m0gIid Dem, ser ga gIoll.
bet" s. g. 2uippoI0.
uGie 9iofoniIien.S o6e in unIerer
Gonferen5." $. @iiIi6.
NobmittogS. g riommlung, beoin.
memo INN 2 llbr nit @~otte86ienIt.
"llniere ftrhIi6en 9eoiirfniIie in
Se5ug ollf Ben fote6etii6cn Inter.
ri6t:" a. oeS &otediSmu8; b. ser
aote6eie; c. Der @ntloiiung ser aate-
6nmenen. q. 9. BfoIt.
"9te gtotbpenoigfeit bermebrtqr
GpongeIiiotionS = Nr6eit in unIeren
@emeinoen." 5. 9euider.
Gas Geferot bon @aItor 9euI6er
'lpuroc nit b%eion6erer g(llfrerfIonl,
felt DerfoIgt. Die 0~ieSidbrige Sonic.
ren3 lit cine Der beitbet6eiligten felt
Sobren. IS pobnen oerIel6en fol.
9enoe @re0iger bel: SIR. goIt, 9.
8oIt s. @gger, s. s. 8enner, S. @ii.
lid, Eb. ). HumnteI, s. SteIber, s.
y. 8eber, iGmmtliA bon 9bilooeI.
pbto; y. Sb. 9ef, s. 9eui6er, $. 4.
9ol, 3. &urb, q. q. Climber, q. ..
z. @eber, idmmtIid bon
groofIpn, N..9.; @euieler bon 8oob.
2.sS.; Is. 9iibler bon S;erIep.
9ttp, us; Sobn Gtjen bon Glepe,
lono, O.; q. Z. Slider, GboS. 8biIib-
bar, .. S6nebeI bon 0etu. gorf; S.
Seine bon Foterion, N..S.; g. %.
bon %GlarfSboro', MS; 3.
81. 6, Son bon Ietuorf, R..S.;
5. Seller bon Srenton, 9.-S.: &. IS.
bon @eebaipfelL 9t..S.; q. +.
S6rnlo bon SeriepsGit Seigbts; :.
Suippolo, 6. q. 3ot6, s. Reuber
'oit baltimore uno 3. 8allten bon
5igbIon0topn.
6iir Die Contention 6es S,uaer6.
ipelde geitern 9lbeno in ser
e STRIDE er0ffnct nur6c,
par ooS 1offoIgenoe Yroeramm
tfaeitellt poroen:
Groffnungs. @ottesoiqnit ourd, sen
Srdiioenten 5. ggeer bon 8bilaoel.
bio; 9e9riiBung ser Contention
urd Den 8emeinoepreoiger s. Reu.
er; gegenIeitige 9~egriiBung.
Seute, 8ormittogs 8 ltbr: @ottes.
geleitet bonn GrGiioenten Gin.
ert4tung Der 3elegaten uno Gnt.
Der giieBments; Sr0oniIos.
ION; geri6t oes Delegation CUR &c.
erol = Su%genobuno Contention in
Soterloo, Soma, Or. 6. $. @intid1 (
on Neporf; WtiiionS Sefretdrs. 4
q. 8. EioIt; @runo, Gntpif.
uno etfuoige 3ufunft Der
,lgenobunbinhe, 9. 9oit.
No6mittagS 2 ll6r: @ottesoienIt.
fe ltebung, @eriton0eS- uno Ser. :
'nsbilonng Der Sugenobuno Gle. :
er, 9. Weiiter, Gom6en. SIS; @e. :
bate, Gerleien oes 4rotofoQs, sc. :
ing uno Segen. =,
abenoS 7.45 ltbr: @roBe WaIien. 6
'erlammlung, eingeleitet nit @eibe. 9
o%ttesoienit obtpefieIrben @eiGnger ,
no gefenntniiien bur6 s. @iilif. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

Die NeiIe mar cine iebr CUTE, nit
aiisnabme zines cages, oes IA. Sep.
tember, oeiielben Cages, an fpelfem
baltimore bon einem Sturm betrof.
zen iptiroe. an oieiem Gage bate Der
Sdmpter gegen ihmere See'n, Heaen.
boett nno groben Seegong ans @eIt
ati5ufompfen, nobel oos S6iiI Itort
ltompfte nnb 5iemlid bel 8aIicr
ltber nabm, Ser Sturm tpGbrte oouc
36 S%tunoen.
@ill It uoiren.
gilbert 9ianisfa, elm iunger 9elrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-23

albert 9ianisfa, elm iunger Gent.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Tonight . Thomas Carlyle.

1t is needless to say to those who
have attended the two previous lecture,
that the lecture tonight on Carlyle will
be worth hearing.
After hearing the lecture on Hugo
last week many were heard to declare
that this is the best course of lectures
ever given in Milford. They are full of
life and interest and enthusiasm and
the average school boy can understand
them. The remaining four lectures are:
l. Thomas Carlyle, and the Worth
of Man.
2. LyOf TOlstOy, and Social Messages
of Christianity.
8. Joseph Mazzini, Affirmation of
Nationality and Humanity.
4. Walt Whitman, and the Hope of
Democracy.
Mr.. Sprague very kindly sent ten
books from his own library. and to
gether ~ h hose sent previously by
the Extension Centre they make com.
plete auxiliary to the lectures. They
may be had by calling at the home of
J. Hall Anderson.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Nest of Thieves Broken Up.

For long time there has been bad
crowd of men and women infesting the
larger towns Of Delaware in Kent and
sussex counties, and after a long time
the gang has been run to earth, The
arrest of William Parker and Richard
Wright was followed by the capture Of
their two women accOmplices last Mon
day by Sheriff Melvin and a posse.
when they made raid on a house near
Laws Mill in Kent county, occupied
by LeOna Parker, alias "White Cloud y
and Lizzie Mitchell, alias "Scratch
Belly" Both are young women and
Of rather attractive appearance, and
they have been living life of shame
in Harrington, Milford and other towns
OF tine State. the Sheriff in making the
arrest secured a large quantity of mus
lin and calico, several sets of Harness. |
cigars, tobacco and other goods to the
amount Of over $50. The girls admitted
to the sheriff that the goods were
brought to the house by Parker. Wright
and Howell, the men who were i'm
plicated in rObberies down the State.
last week. Parker and Wright have
been captured and are in Jail. The two
women will be held on the 'charge of
'eceiving stolen goods How ell is said
o be ia Maryland.
Some goods were secured by officers
# HaringingtOn on Sunday night, in
house near Frederick, which had been +
occupied by the same parties previous i
their going to the scene of their ar. q
est. These goods are supposed to
elOng to a merchant at EdwardsvilIe. i
the lower part of Kent county.
The arrests are considered very i'm 7
ortsnt. The girls made no resistance. A
ut willingly turned over the goods. d
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Shooting Match at Slaughter Beach.

One of the most interesting shooting
matches held in this part of the State
for long time, took place on Thursday
afternoon last at Slaughter Beach, when
a large number of spOrtsmen from Mil
ford and the surrounding country as
sembed at that place 10 participate in
the fun. There were $50 birds in read
mess for the occasion, and after the first
eight were turned loose it looked as if
the outsiders were to capture the larger
portion of them. The contest between
William Rathel and Harry Deputy re-
suited in the former killing two birds
to the latteI's one. Many other clever
marksmen were present, among whom
were; James O. Chamberlain, DR..
James P. LOfand, Harry b. Windsor
and John B. Roach.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Mrs. Ruth Carlisle Entertains.

Mrs. Ruth T. Carlisle entertained the
Church Guild of Dover at her home on
North Front street, on Thursday after
noon of last week. A large attendance
was in evidence and a most delig htful
afternoon was enjoyed by all who were
present and they returned with many
happy rememberances of the hospital
ity of their genial hostess, Mrs. Carlisle.
Among those who were in attendance
from away were: Mrs. Caleb Church
man, of Wilmington. Chairman of the
State Guild, aud the following from
Dover: Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
Jester, Mrs. Denney, Mrs. Ridgeley ,Jr.,
Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Cannon,
Mrs. WOOten, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs.
Walker and Mrs. Annie HAYES.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
WHERE YOUR
FRIENDS ARE.
PERSONAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
A Great Many Visitors in Milford This
Week, and Great Many Milford
People Have Gone Visiting.

Harry Barnett, of Chestertown, Md.
is visiting relatives in town.
Miss Nettie Shockley, of Dover, visit.
ed Miss Lulu Ross last week.
Clarence Hammond, of Philadelphia,
visited relatives here this week.
Miss Elizabeth Stidham has accented
a position as saleslady with Mrs. G. B..
George.
Harry W. Lord, of Baltimore, Md.
is visiting Mr.. Gnd Mrs Luther Lord
near Milford.
Rev. Chas. A. Walker has returned
from Lake City, Cal, where he attend
ed the funeral of his uncle.
Mr.. Thomas Keefe, one of the largest
of bricks of Denver. Col.
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J.
Curtin, of Lincoln City, Del.
Thomas MeMichael, formerly of this
town, but now of Sylacauga, Ala, and
who has been sick for the past few
weeks with pneumonia, is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Presbyterian Church.

Sunday will be Missionary SUNDAY
at the Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Henry Foreman, of India. will preach
In the morning at II O'Clock. There
will be special music. He will also
address the Sunday School in the after.
noon. In the evening the Christian
Endeavor meeting will be in charge of
the Missionary Committee, and an in.
teresting program has been arranged,
Mr.. Foreman will deliver an address
on the work of the Forward Move.
ment Of Missions in the Presbyterian
Church" whose representative he is.
Rev Elliot Field, of FELTON,, President
OF the Delaware State Christian En-
deavOr Union, will also be present and
would like to meet personally every
in Milford. A feature of
the afternoon and evening service will
be the cornet solo work of Mr.. Thomas
Davies. A large attendance is looked
for at each service.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Bridges Over MispiIIiOn Completed.

Contractor James A .Hirons, of Dover,
has completed building the new steel
bridge over the Mispilion at Walnut
street in Milford, and the new bridge
over the same river at Railroad avenue.
so far as he contracted. The approaches
10 the latter will have to be filled by
the town before it will be opened to
travel. and the concrete paving over
the Walnut street structure will be
finished by the town also. The purpose
is, to have the brick paving and con-
crete sidewalks continue across the
bridge exactly like the approaches,
when the existence of bridge will
scarcely be noticed by travel. Mr..
HirOns has done good job of work for
The counties, and will, as lsoon as the
weather Permits next spring, come
'ack and IOntup the abatments under
he bridge at Walnut street.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Society Of Delaware Dine in New York

The fourteenth annual dinner of the
Delaware Society of New York. will
be hold at the Wald Off Astoria on
Thursday, February 18th, 1904, at $50
p. m
The Governor of Delaware and 9th
ers, prominent in the State, will attend
and respond to toasts. The committee
in charge report that arrangements
have been made for dinner that will
excel anything OF the kind held in for
mer years. No Delawarean resident
IN New York can afford to miss it.
Readers of this paper who know any
Delawarean residing in New York or
vicinity, y,will confer favor on the Del
aware Society by sending the name
and address to the secretary, w. H.
StaytOn, 80 Broad street, New York
city.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Rev. S. N. Morgan Asked to Return %
Milford.

AT a stated meeting Of the official
board of the Avenue NJ. E. Church
held on Monday evening last, an in.
Vltation was unanimously extended 70
Kew 5. NJ. Morgan to return to Milford,
and the following was read an d adoptsd;
Whereas, Considering the very good
and efficient work that our brother and
pastor S. NJ. MOrgon, has done in eur
midst during bis pastorate in Milford,
certainly unsurpassed by any Of his
predecessors, and considering his mare
'han ordinary popularity with the
masses, coupled with the courtsous,
attable and polite manner of a ehristisa
gentleman; and considering that We
believe in him are contained thos4
elements Of deep seated pietv and
spiritual force, which add strength
TO the church of God, and without
which no servant and minister of Christ
can accomplish telling results; there.
fore be it
Resolved. That we, the Official Board
OF this Avenue M. E. Church, exteud
to our brother Morgan our most earnest
ana cordial invitation to return 70 rs
ior another year; assuring him that we
10 so not as a matter Of form simplv.
but because we feel that in him we
nave one thoroughly in sympathy
with our interests as church, and one
desirOus for the salvation Of
iouls, which is the great mission of the
church militant.
we would also have it understood
nat our sister, Mrs. Morgan, has con-
rlbuted her full share toward bringing
bout such splendid results, aud we
sSure her Ofour very highest apprecia.
ion.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Sells Store and Paper Route.

William S. Wroten, who came here
about year ago and opened a confec.
tionery and tobacco store. just opposite
the Milford pOstOffice, ,and:whO recently
purchased the paper route from Thos.
Watson, Jr., has sold out the entire
business to his nephew, Fred Wroten,
who will now conduct the business as
before. Mr.. WrOten has returned to
Philadelphia, where he will again run
a frst-class boarding house.
Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
Gave Euehre Party.

Mrs. Geo. H. Hall and Mrs. Geo.
Fisher Pierce entertained a large host
OF their friends at progressive euchre on
Friday evening last at the residence of
Mrs. Hail on South Front street. The
nome was made suitable for the oc-
casion in every detail, having ample
table accommodation for all who v ere
present to participate in the delight of
the evening and everything auspicious
for pleasant time. After the hour
had arrived to stop the game the COM
pany was served with refreshments.
and then all Joined in a most liberal
Interchange of thought and retired to
their respective homes with many
pleasant thoughts of the most delight
ful affair. Among those present were :
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Burn, Mr. and Mrs |
Abbott, Mr.. and Mrs. Welch, DR. and |
Mrs. J. L. Pratt, DIR. and Mrs. F. l.. i
jrier, Dr. and Mrs. G L. Grier. DR..
md Mrs. P. I. Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs.
1lrseh, Mr.. and Mrs H. L Grier, Mrs.
Annie Lord Hynson Mrs. L D. Caulk,
drs. Saunders Truitt, Mrs. Allen Jones,
Hiss Fannie Holmes, Miss Maria
Draper, DR.. j. S. Prettyman, Jr., VIM.
z. Sipple, Jr.