Milford chronicle., 1908-12-11
FREDERICK NEWS.
FREDEkICA.

Rev. F. F. Carpenter. Of Wilmington. Del, will
deliver lecture in the town ball. Dec. 9TH. enn-
tied Footsteps OF Jesus or tere and There m
Palestine ] he admission IS only ten cents and a;
the price is within the reach OF all the lecture should
be literally patronzed Come and travel with the
lecturer through the Holy Land Of Bible History
The Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held in
the NJ. E Church this Friday evening By PRESIDING
Elder. S. NJ. Morgan. He will preach tor US on
next Sunday morning.
Them. E. Sunday School is rehearsing for an
entertainment to be given on Christmas night
The Ladies Aid have. had the parsonage wired
for electric lighting The company has promised
to have the light turned Saturday night.
A revival is in progress at the NJ P Church with
the pastor Rev Mr.. Roberts in charge, He IS as
sisted by another minister. Everybody invited to
these services and help the good work along
A box social will be held at Postes School House
on Tuesday evening Dec. 22nd. Everybody nvi-
ted to be present and as many as possible to bring
boxes.
S L. Wilson's mill is in the course Of erection and
the work will be pushed rapidly to completion.
The Ladies Aid met at the home Of Mrs. Rim
Supple on last Friday evening; he entertainment
committee was composed OF Mrs. kate boone and
Miss Butler There was recitation BY Miss but
ler a solo By Miss Bessie Emerson and game OF
questions and answers. The hrst prize was won
BY Mrs l. W. Belts and the BOBBY prize BY Miss
Clara Lacy. Refreshments were served and very
pleasant evening was spent by all present
n A. Werley has moved his goods from the
store on the corner Of Market and David streets to
his present store. He will dispose, at an auction
sale at the old stand on Saturday evening OF large
quantity Of goods which he will not carry IN stock
in the future the other place; also IN order to
make room Tor new goods.
A splendid yacht, The Allegro " with hand,
some appointments and and powerfully equipped
with gasoline propelling power glded gracefully
through the waters OF the MuTderll up to our dock
last week he yacht 80 Il, long and the nnest
boat Of the kind ever seen IN our waters; |, vas
owned By George {. Thomas, OF Chestnut, ftil "a.
and was occupied by party who had been cruising
around on hunting exposition. Samuel Fisher
met the yacht at Bowers and Pioted her up % our
wharf where the yacht at once became an object OF
natural curiosity and admiration. M. and Mrs
George c. Thomas, Ir, DR. Huey and sister OF
Chestnut Hill were IN the party Mr. risheT TOOK
the gentlemen a hunting expedition next day
Mr. Wilmington Of Virginia, has been the guest
Of John S. Reynolds for several days.
Mrs. Messick. Of Houston is visiting her daughter
Mrs. John P. Wilson,
Miss Jessie Watson. Of Camden. visited her little
friends here last week.
Mrs. Sallie Clark and Mrs 5. J. Clark will spend
the winter in Wilmington.
Miss Margaret George has recovered from her re-
cent illness and is able to take charge OF school al
Willow Grove.
John Boone is visiting in Phiadelnhia this week
Mrs B. F. Burton has returned from a visit to
Philadelphia. accompanied by her cousin Mrs /
Frank Johnson.
P. T. Carlisle and daughter Mrs. Rachel CTaig
have returned from visit to Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spurry and children have
returned from trip to Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Burton. ST. is quite sick at this /
writing.
Charles Lua. Of Wyoming, was the guest of c. B. |
7avinger on Tuesday.
Miss Leila Watson, Of Camden. was the guest OF
Miss Sarah Goodwin last week.
William Wilson has been confined to the house
evera days with grip but is able to be out again
Clarence Harrington and B. F. Burton. IT, visited 4
n Harrington last Sunday