Milford chronicle., 1907-11-22
The Masonic Bazar.

IN the uate set Tor the opening Of
the Masonic Bazsr dee End, rapidly
approaching, the committees are dis /
playing much activity It is hoped
that It Will be a pleasant event for the
town, as well as profitable for the
Masonic Fraternity.
The Bazaar will be held in the new
building which is now undergoing re-
pairs preparatory to dedication in Jan.
uary The vapor heating system which
Is being installed will be in operation
by the time the Bazaar opens. 1t is not /
proposed to furnish and decorate the !
building permanently until after the
Bazaar closes.
On Saturday, last, the committee on !
and decorating, went over \
the new lodge room with PhiladeI. e
phia expert, and plans are now being {
1rawn which when worked out should ,
give the Fraternity in this town the
most attractive lodge room ia the State
outh of Wilmington. Work upon
MS room will probably begin at once, 81,
IS 1t has been decided that the space ~
viii not be needed for the Bazaar
The committee has decided on ac. - y
cunt of the great amount OF work to -
e done to make the Bazaar the success -
to postpone the entertain -
lent feature till some time in January "
hen one or more entertainments con. a0'
sting of local talent, will be given. in i-''
der to swell the proceeds of the a.
asOnic fHud. Tea
The committee also wishes il under oO'
ood that all persons will be welcome sP'
the Bazer during the week in which 1'i
Is to be he'd, with the exception of 'ne
ildren not accompanied by adults.
has been determined that prices for eie
articles will be reasonable, in no in. iio'
lnce higher than the same articles lne
)uld be elseW here. INA
All ladies who are interested in the ao''
'cess Of the Bazaar are requested to M lOi
yet this friday afternoon at two ioii
Mrs. S. John Abbott's. The after. ava
On will be given to dressing dolls, Ri.t
ladies are requested to bring any
tadle material for the purpose, III
dies, thread, etc. On Friday of min
It week, at the same hour and for Ash
same purpose, they will meet al weel
3. James G. StantOns. Bish
he committee wishes to ask all who Bish
interested in the success Of the Bazaar the q
contribute something. Anything fereI
is salable will be welcomed. delp
'ther made at home or secured from 11th,
'sd. But it has been decided not is co
fer anything but articles that are Della
as this must not be confounded Penn
a rummage sale.
'ntributiens in cash amounting to
raj hundred dollars have already
received. There are suits Of The
les, barrels of sugar, silver service and A
s.Ooei'eS' uEy goous' dolls, candles at the
thousand things to be offered. in NJ
les are arriving on every train. venab
e merchants are asked to request eldast
ibutiOns from their wholesale WilIsr
% anu uoHatlOhs from their own in the
will be appreciated. Many Of Newal
embers are writing to their per-
and business friends at a dis.
and the ladies, besides being No..
with a great variety Of fancy r1I.I gspT ~
are sending out letters in a man. So-ln ,l 4
at 1t is likely to raise the salary So "
new DOst.mastar OiSsti
friend oaa+o',..',-.- ,t,,s. person
dentist is considering the advis- - ~
Of offering a handsome set Of - ~ ne ne
and phosphate manufacturer -A'ii u
We half ton of phosphate-not to
on the premises. \