Milford chronicle., 1908-09-11
FREDERICK.

Mrs Sallie R. Grier has returned home after
visiting her son, Dr.. Clarence R. Grier, OF Cam
den, y. J.
Mrs. Lizzie Emory. Della Reik, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Emory attended the funeral of Mile
T. Mills of Cedar Neck last Sunday.
Anthony Cohee near town, suffered a stroke
OF paralysis last Sunday.
Miss Agnes Mason has returned to her home in
New York City.
/ on Oct. 2jth the Anniversary sermon at Bar
rats Chapel will be preached by Rev. H. "
| Bolton. d. n, of Wilmington. Few men equal
Mr.. Bolton in brilliancy and power" is the tesii
monial OF Governor FOilett OF Madison, Wis, He
comes to us highly recommended by Bishop
Hamilton and Others as generous, large heart
ed christian brother and all should avail them
selves OF the opportunity to hear him on the
above date.
Wilbur Cook my ll-year old neighbor is an
enthusiastic fisherman anc likes TO eat what he
catches. on Tuesday his mother was preparing
the days catch, some fine pike, for his breakfast
when one of fish was found to contain two
snakes at least 10 in, long It is needless TO add
tie fsh were thrown away the family decld,
ed that a breakfast Of pike that had just dined
on snakes would not prove appetsing.
The best and last race the Der ickson race
track will be held on Wed. Sept, %. Horses from
all over the State wi ] compete
Another home has been made sad indeed when
the grim monster death took from the home Of
Edward Coyerdale his fJurteen-year-old daugh'
ter Elite Lister Coverdale. She had Deen III but
two weeks Of typhoid fever when she passed away
on sunday. Rev. f. B. Ke.sO ofiiciated at the
services and H. F. Mritten conducted the fun
eral. Interment was made at Barratt's Chapel
The Electric Light Co. is putting lights in the
stores This week.
EFF. Melvin aud s ". Darby have purchased
q splendid launch for pleasuring. trip in it to
Bowers one evening this week proved very
satisfactory to the purchasers.
Mrs. VIM. Wiley and son Wesley and Mrs G.
W. Donham near Troy, n. Y, were the guests
Of Mr. ana Mrs. CHI speel last week.
Mrs Sophia Herklns and Perry Boone Of PLila.
we're guests OF J. ). Reynolds this week.
Nathan Spurry Of Newark spent Labor Day
with his mother Mrs. Hester spurry.
Misses Grace aHd Elizabeth Darby and Rey-
nolds Rogers, graduates Of our High School let
Monday TO attend the State Normal school at
West Chester, Pa
Miss Rose Conner has returned from visit to
Philadelphia, Niagara Falls and Frankfort.
Mrs. Virgie Cannon Of Arlington, n. j., visited
her uncle Thos. XIX this week.
Jos Frazier and Jas. Wooters went fishing on
Tuesday and caught seventy-fve fine fat backs.
also shot two marsh hens.
VIM Thomas has added new feature to his
business, well-hlled case OF up-to-dste jeWelry
quantity Of free goods has been given to bis
customers and have proved a good advertise
ment
Walter CaTrow has received his stock of fall
goods which includes large lot OF suit cases ETC..
in addition to his other stock.
Harry Millman took a trip to Phila this week.
Mr. H. A. Werley accompanied by his wife and
son is in Baltimore this week laying in his fall
stock Of goods.
Mrs Florence Belts has returned from visit
TO Greenwood end Laurel
Mrs. Laura Mitten and Miss Laura Raughley
are at Niagara Falls.
August Walquist, chief engineer Of Str Fred
erica is taking his vacation,
Miss Elma Blades, has been visiting in New
York and Long Branch.
william Tomlinson has opened bakery at
the old stand, recently vacated by ". c. Mere
dith The baking thus far has been fine and we |
believe Mr.. T0mlinson will be success as he |
has the grit and "stick-to-itiveness" in all he
undertakes.