Milford chronicle., 1906-01-05
FROM FREDERICA.

years.
The steamer Frederick will leave Mon
day, Jan. Sth, at ? p. m. for Philadel-
phia, where she will be overhauled. Pas
sengers and freight will be accommo-
dated. The boat will probably remain
several weeks.
Miss Carrie Stevenson and William
Palmer, Jr., both of this town, were
married in Philadelphia, Dec. goth, and
returned from their trip last week Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer will reside in Frederica.
Miss Edna Thomas, of near Milford,
and Mr.. Cornelius w. Stevenson were
united in marriage Wednesday evening,
December 9th. Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson
left Thursday morning on the Steamer
Frederica for Philadelphia. they will
probably reside in Pittsburg, Pa.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Miss May Boone, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James E. Boone, of this town, and
Mr.. Harry Millman, of Milford, were
united in marriage by the Rev. William
Cashmere at the NJ. E. Parsonage. They
will reside in Milford. All these young
people have the best wishes of their
friends for happy married life.
On Thursday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Knots celebrated their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary at their
spacious country residence. Nearly two
hundred guests assembled to offer con-
gratuations Mrs. Knots was attired in
a pretty steel colored dress and looked |
quite bride-like. Mr., Knots is agenial /
host and with his amiable wife made |
every one feel at home A supper was
served consisting OF cold turkey, fried
oysters, chicken salad, pickles, cranberry /
sauce, biscuit, ice cream, cake, bananas,
oranges, grapes. nuts and coffee. Many
handsome and useful gifts were received.
Mrs. Penelope Knox, of Philadelphia,
died at the home of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Wilbur Galloway on Tuesday.
Funeral will take place Friday. Inter
ment at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden,
Del.
The funeral services of the late Dr.
Thomas A Brown, of Wilmington, were
held on Monday at his country residence
near town. Rev. William Cashmere, of
this town, conducted the services. The
boyhood days of the deceased were spent
in Frederica, and the friends OF his youth,
with others, will always remember the
genial friend and courtly gentleman.
Many friends assembled to pay their last
to one whom all loved and re-
spected. The floral emblems were beau
tiful and in great profusion. The pail
bearers were DIR. w. F. Hoey, DR.. j. B.
Derrickson, DR.. T. V. Cahall, of this town, (
Dr. Massey, of Canterbury, DR.. Bastian,
Of Wilmington, and Mr.. Leander Hop g
kins. The deceased was tifty-seven
years of age and leaves a wife and two e
daughters, Miss Ethel Brown and Miss l
Blanche Brown. The family has our
for their sad bereavement. \
Mr.. Harry Mitteu conducted the funeral
and interment was made in Barratts
On Monday evening the members of :
he upper church met and organized
oand of mission workers of thirty-one =
members. Rev. D. T. Sanderlin was .
elected pastor; Sallie Hudson secretary.
Five deacons and seven deaconesses were
elected. This church is to be run as a L
mission, and all denominations are in
'ited to help carry on the good begun b
work. Sunday at 1890 a. M, subject
Holy Ghost Baptism" p. IN. Bible y
chOol; 8 p. m. family gathering; $50 f
}. m. song service; z p. m. preaching,
ubiect: "The Burning Bush" 81
A number of our citizens changed their n
laces of residence on New Years day.
Ir Nathaniel Scott moved to Bowers ol 1
leach and Mr. Wilson, Of, occupies
he house vacated by Mr.. Scott. Mr.. &C &C
ohm Moore moved to Milford and Mrs. 81
allie Hudson occupies house he vacated. =
Ir. Herman Sipple moved home with III
is father in the country Mr., George dr
-oung occupies house Supple vacated, FL
nd Mr.. John P. Conner moved into
ouse vacated by Mr.. Young. Mr.. FL
ood Smith moved in with his father-in-
w, Joseph McKnitt. VI, W.
Miss Kate Spurry entertained twenty No
vo young people at party one evening +
st week. A very pleasant evening was :,
,ent IL
Mrs. DIR. J. B. Derrickson entertained
e Art Club Wednesday afternoon of I
st week. A delightful afternoon was PPe Pe
ent. Jal
Mr.. John Carrow was very i'll this -
eek, but is better, we are glad to report ID
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Williams and
lighter Helen, of Frederick, have re-
rned after spending Xmas with friends
Wilmington.
Captain James H. Boone, aged about
wears. died here on Thursday morning