Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1908-10-02
FREDEkICA.

DR.. Benjamin WhileIey former physician OF
Frederick, died at the URiOn Protestant In
Urinary at Baltimore where he had been III for
the past eight weeks. The body was brought
on Tuesday morning and interment was made
In Barratts Chapel Cemetery. A large num-
Der OF old friends from here who had held
him In the highest esteem were at the chapel
TO pay their last tribute Of respect. The floral
offerings were the most profuse and handsom-
/ est OF any that we're ever seen here. Dr..
whitley removed from here 10 Gainesville
about. fourteen years ago and practiced his pro-
fession there until his illness He was con-
nected with the Medical and Chirurgical fac
ulty OF Maryland. He was mason OF Pales-
tine Lodge A. F.. and A. NJ. OF Gainesville. He
was alse an elder OF the Gainesville Presbyter'
ian Church and is survived by his wife, n
daughter, Mrs William Baker, a son. Mr.. b.
Albert whitley, all OF Gainesville, Miss Eliza
beth Whitley Of HeindOu, CatOnsville, and
MIS- John Townsend Of Frederick, sisters Of
deceased also survive him. Tine bereaved
family has the warm ~ mpathy OF our citizens
whose memory of the deceased, is OF a genial,
warm-hearted gentleman.
Rev. H. Dashiell Is preaching series OF
sermons on 1.-THE Ten Com mandments."
The sermons are interesting and enjoyable
and all should go out and hear him.
The following is the program for the South
Murderkll Sunday School Association Con-
vention to be held at Barratt's Chapel, October
Morning.
iOOO-Devotional service, Rev. H. B. Kelso.
lO15-"Crade Rollers, Who tney are ana
what we owe them Mrs, j. W. killen.
lO3O-"The Beginners" Who they are and
what we owe them, Mrs. +. e, Sunheld.
10 ff-"(fradiug the school, Miss Maggie
Wilson.
llO5-Ofering and appointment OF commit
ties.
El5-Music.
l1.20-"The recitation Of the pastor to the
sunday School, Rev. f. Il. Dashiell.
sll35-Discussion
ll.4O-"MissiOns in the sunday school," Mrs.
Henry Canfield, OF Caldwell, n. j.
p OO-NOon IntermissioD, Social Hour.
l.oU-M usic.
S5-"Review Of me Book and It's Books
Mrs. Anna Faulkner.
1.5O-"The Temperance Education of the
Young" Miss Emma Faulkner.
2.i5-The Organized Bible Glass. J. Elmer Perry.
. 45-Ohering.
Church." Rev W p. Roberts
3 O5-Duett-Miss Pearl Cooper and Mary Cook /
3.lO-Roport from Sunday Schools.
s 55-"some things that can be done by HE
by the average Sunday School," by Miss
Maggie S. Wilson
OF Com mltleee ana EiectIVH VI |
on GERS
( O5-Mugic
4.iO-9What Shall the Harvest Be
Rev. +. c. Sunheld. |
( 25-BenedlctiOn.
Bring note books and pencils. All friends
are cordially invited to bring their dinner and
supper, as a local committee will provide
tables and chairs. Each Sunday School is ex-
pected to delegate some members, who will
come prepared to make a report of the school.
President, Howard r. Moore; Secretary, Miss
Florence Burke.
Mrs. Lydia Hydorn viii visit Wyoming
friends this wink.
Mr.. : W. Cook aud wife took trip to Phila-
delphla this week.
stephen 6. Downs, Of Snow Hill, Nd, Is
7isiting his brother, Joseph Downs
Miss Sallie KirB has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Caroline Hudson, Of Baltimore, Is visit
ng her relatives here.
Miss Helen Boone. OF Philadelphia, is visit.
ng Mr. and Mrs A. W. Boone.