Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-11-01
FREDERICK.

on next sunday there VIII be SUNDAY school
rally and Harvest Home exercises al the NJ e.
Church. The pastor. Rev. Dashiell breaches in
the morning There viii be special exercises ia
the afternoon by the school ana in the evening
John r. Holland OF Milford will speak There
viii he decorations appropri tc to the occasion.
The public is cordially invited To attend these
services.
on Tuesday evening Prof. Charles sean on
S oke ON the local option question I'm the town
hall to large audience. such plain manly talk
should not fail to impress the voters that the
saloon is an evil that should demolished Young
men on the 9TH Of November, for the sake Of all /
that you hold sacred and the love You have for
your mothers, don't cast your first vote Tor the
saloon. The Sunday School children assisted in
the exercises by singing songs written especially
for the campaign, one verse of which especially
impressed us, the tune OF which is. Battle Hymn
Of the Repub ic" 1t reads as follows:
we never will surrender.
For our hearts are in the fight.
No license is our motto now
we know we re in the right
We know that God is with our cauS.
We'll triumph il his might
our cause is marching on" >
on November 2nd. in front OF the hotel. build \
ing lots and ground rents will be sold by v NJ
d Harrington and Samuel G Fisher executors +
Of the estate OF James Henry Harring on, (de
ceased. w. T. Parvis will act as auctioneer ii
James Coverdale has purchased the property :.
IN David street adjoining that OF Mrs Daniel \
Mitten. They will repair it and occupy it as a Al
John Hudson, an employee at Reynolds Can b
iery met with bad accidenton Monday. While
oisting rack Of cans into the bath tub. the Pi
rane slipped and struck him in the mouth, hi
hooking him senseless, His lip was badly cut.
the absence of the physicians, Dr. Bradley ~
rier' visitor here, closed the wound with iss
'veral stitches and he is doing we'll. tel
Mrs Edward Hutchinson, Of Philadelphia, q
nd Mrs. smith Cooper, of Wilmington, were DC
lie guests of 7. V. Cahall last week.
Alex. Nirden and mother Mrs. Ruth Virden. -
Jackson, Miss, who have been visiting Mrs
zzie v Hail. left for home on Thursday accom-
'nied by Mrs. Hall, who will remain in jackson
lring the winter. Mr.. Elijah Wooters will oe. X
py a part of her spacious residence as care
ker of the property and favorite dog 'Watts 8"
Miss Carrie b. Ellis, OF Demar, is visiting her
ter Mrs. Isaac Watson
Dr. W. F. Hoey was a Philadelphia visitor this
elk.
Jharles Manlove and Richard Belts who left e
Los Angeles, California, last week. arrived Il
o. X. after fine trip out. At Broad Street =
llOii' Fhlladelphla, they were given a Jolly n
d of by James and Howard Welch. Harry III
les and Emma Manlove. The following ad. oil
was given: Boys don't let them give YOU
gold bricks in Chicago tomorrow night.
IT get homesick, but be back in time to frv 4
and make coffee, while tenting at Old Dir
'ers next summer. Miss Manloye told them ~
icy would stay until next summer she wonId II
'ut to see them. When the train pulled out
the West the party on the platform said:
E. we envy YOU" Both boys smiled, threw
IS and said good bye. We hope they will 4
well and happy. stay in California untiI a
J. and return more loyal to dear old Della
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