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Ser SaQe Ser Sermonnsiobne.
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Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
The Organ Recital.

Tuesday evening, November 9th, is
the date set for the Organ Recital in
the Presbyterian Church, and it prom
ises to be an evening Of rare pleasure
for all music lovers. The announce
ments containing the program will be
out next week. Norris g. Morgan, the
ergsnist, has prepared an Organ" Suite, ,
arranged from "a Day in Venice" by
Ethelbert Nevin, especially for this Oc
easiOn. 1t is composed Of four mum.
bers, a." "DarOn"; b.. "The Gondoliers' ;
c-"Venetian Love Song" aud d
"Buonna Notte," Good Night. Mr..
Morgan will be assisted by Mrs. Small
ley, soprano, and Frank H. Mason,
baritone, who will sing choice selec-
tions from the great OratOries. The
tickets for the recital will be in the
hands Of the mem bers Of the cOngTegs.
tion next week, price % cents. All seats
will be reserved and the chart will be
at Evans Jewelry Store. No extra
charge for reserving seats.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
And So They We're Married.

On Tuesday evening, August 4th,
1908, two of the young set Of Milford,
Miss Dorothy Burn, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bysrd P. Burn, and Arthur
]. Webb, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Webb, quietly drove to Harrington and
there were Joined in marriage by Rev.
r. H. Adams at the NJ. E. Parsonage.
After imposing secrecy on those se-
quainted with the facts, they returned
to their homes in Milford, and each
proceeded on their regular routine.
Mrs. Webb secured a school in her
maiden name and hes been teaching
since the school year opened, and Mr..
Webb has followed his usual vocation.
In some way the parents learned Of the
marriage last Monday, and the bride
and groom came in for round scOldiDg
for having fooled the old folks but they
were forgiven and all are happy.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
Church News.

Presbyterian Church Rev II. l..
Bunstein will preach Sunday morning
on "The Divine Worker" Sabbath
School lesson "AbsalOm rebels against
David" Evening meeting topic, "The
Sleepless Watcher"
Christ ChuTch.-NOv l, (All Saints
Day, mathis, sermon and celebration,
1890 a. m; Sunday School, p. M;
evensong, 7.3O; st. Stephens Char ell,
4.3O p. m; st. Faiths Guild Tuesday
afternoon Christ Church Guild, We'd
nesdsv evening.
The double quartette of ladies voices
will sing at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning. The OTgsnist will
play the following numbers: Prelude,
Grand Ofertorium, Batiste OffertOry,
Berceuse, Hollins; Postlude, Vienna
March, ScOtson CLARK.
Baptist Church Pastor will preach
at 10 30 The church covenant will be
read at the morning service. Evening
at o'clock. Bible School at
$50 a. m. A cordial welcome is ex
tended to these services. Aid Society
will meet in the church at p. m. Sat.
urdsy.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
INDICTMENTS FOUND
AGAINST KENT'S SHERIFF

The indictment on Friday last OF
Sheriff William F. Hsrtnett on charges
Of fraud and attempted fraud two in
dictments), has created big sensation.
The Sheriff Immediately appeared, rep
resented by Thomas g Frame, Jr., and
entered bail in the sum of 50 600.
The defendant was given until Mon
day to file any special pleadings, or
motions to quash the indictments. AT
The appointed time Walter H. Hayes
and Thomas G. Frame, Jr., appeared,
and after a long plea, obtained a con-
tinuation of the case until the February
term Of court.
One indictment is composed OF
twenty seven closely ty ypewfitten pages.
The first indictment charges the
Sheriff with obtaining 81 $50 from Kent
County under false pretenses.
The second indictment charges the
Sheriff with attempting to obtain ~. 100
from Kent County under false and
fraudulent pretenses.
The Grand Jury Immediately went
back to its room to consider the cases
against the other county officials. in
what has become known as the "Kent
County graft" cases.
The indictment charging the actual
obtaining of 81 ,259 under false pre-
lenses, is signed by Robert H. Richards,
Attorney General, and sets forth long
list of fictitious names Of prisoners or
fictitious terms, so alleged in the indict-
nent, for which the Sheriff charged
Kent County for board.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
REMARKABLE SHOOTING
DONE BY CAPTAIN CASEY

An interesting test OF the new telt.
scOpic sight intended for use in the
army was recently made by Captain
X X. V. Casey OF Wilmington on the
District of Columbia rifle range, under
the auspices of the military publica-
tion, "Arms and the Man." Captain
Casey is generally considered the best
long distance shot in the country and
his work with the telescope sight is
pronounced wonderful. He uses a
model Of 1908 rife, and shot at l,76O
yards, or just one mile, firing on a regu-
latiOn Z target at the 1, 900 yards butts.
Both the range and the telescope sight
were unfamiliar to Captain Casey, ard
the ground on which he lay was un-
suitable to firing and apprOximated
rough service conditions. He got the
range at the first shot and stayed on
the target throughout a striHg Of 20
shots, with the wind about % miles an
hour.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
A MASQUERADE Party.

Lest Friday evening Miss Pauline
Townsend gave a MASQUERADE party at
the residence Of her parents on North
Second Street, Milford, which was in
honor Of her guest, Miss Ethel Reese,
of Harrington. Twenty.six of the
young people were in costume, and up
to the time of unmasking, several had
been able to preserve their identity un-
known. Miss Helen Richards told
fortunes in a teepe. and so interesting
were her revelations that several coup
les returned again and again to test
her readings. Burton Short dressed as
a modern society girl, was one OF the
hits that keep all guessing. The day
happened to be the twenty fifth ami
versary Of Colonel and Mrs .Townsend's
wedding, and WREN this was made
known to the young folks, the bride
and groom Of a quarter of a century
ago received the congratulations Of the
entire gathering of happy young folks.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
OUR CARD BASKET.
Personal and Social News ChrOnielet
During the Week.

Mrs. Harrison Davis is visiting in
Philadelphia and New York City.
Mrs. Culbreth left on Monday last
for Florida, where she will reside in the
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert M. Joseph
spent Sunday and Monday in Phila-
delphia.
M. Carlisle Sipple, of Warren, R. 1.
visited his mother, Mrs. James NJ, sip
pie, this week.
Mrs. Charles Hobbs has returned
home after pleasant visit to her sister
in Camden, N. J.
Miss Stella Sharp is visiting in Phila-
deIphia, where she will remain until
after the holidays.
Mrs. Alexander Crow, Jr., Of Phila-
delphia, was the guest Of MIR. and Mrs
S. c. Evans, Jr. over Sunday.
Rev. H, L. Bunstein attended a
meeting Of the Synod Of Baltimore at
Salisbury, Nd, the first of this week.
Mrs. Charles johnson has returned
home after a two weeks visit with her
husband and relatives and friends in
Wilmington.
Mrs. s. E. Reedy is preparing to re-
tire from business with the close Of the
holidays, and may possibly make her
home In Dover,
Mrs. L. E. Cullen ana granddaughter,
little Miss Carolyn Fouracre, Of Middle.
town, are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
H, w. D. Moore.
Miss Mable Hayman, of Delmar, and
Miss Mary Ward, Of Harrington, spent
last Saturday and Sunday with Miss
Mary Richardson.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
SHORT LOCAL BREYITIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

Tomorrow will be Halloween.
Tuseday next, November 3rd, is
election day.
John W. Hayes, formerly Of Milford,
has been appointed a Dover policeman,
and patrols the colored resident district.
Last Saturday was the 226th anni-
versary Of the arrival Of William Penn
in his ship Welcome at the Delaware
Capes,
The Diocesan meeting Of the Woman's
Auxiliary OF the Episcopal Church was
held in Emmanuel Church, New Castle,
yesterday.
On account of the Republican and
Democratic mass meeting. to be held
here Saturday evening, there will be
no observance Of Halloween.
A few light showers fell the early
part Of this week which helped vegeta'
tion-espeeislly wheat, and aided
husking corn from long fodder.
Mrs. G. NJ. Tatmsn left at this Office
a most beautiful bouquet OF choice
chIysanthemums and roses. Mrs. Tat
man takes great pride in flower culture
and is very successful.
Thursday, October Sth, was donation
day at the Palmer Home for Old Folks
near Dover, and the Faithful Circle Of
Kings Daughters of Milford cOntrit-
uted $500 and Sunshine Circle $500.
From three pecks Of seed white pOta-
toes planted by I. w. RyOn, Of Stay
louisville, seventy five baskets Of good
potatoes were dug and harvested.
Thirty three Of these potatoes filled a
peach basket.
At meeting Of the directors of the
Kent County Mutual Insurance Com
psny held in Dover on Wednesday of
last week, Joseph E. Holland of Mil.
ford was elected a director Of the COM
paDy to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Hon. John w. Causey.
The "Ducan Snipe" and plOver have
been on our bayshore for a week past.
A bunch Of the former we're brought
up from Cedar Beach last Friday by
Charles Humphreys, that made a pic.
ture any artist might be proud to re-
prod uce. John P. Carmean was the
fortunate recipient of it,
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
A Birthday Celebration.

Luther F. Cubbsge celebrated his
sixty-fifth birthday on Wednesday, Oc-
tober 2lst, in a very elaborate manner
at his home near Milford. He is as hale
and hearty at this age as a great many
Of the younger generation. At five
O'Clock in the evening the guests were
invited to the dining room, where stood
q table laden with roast turkey, roast
goose, fried oysters, chicken salad, Del
aware biscuit, ice cream and cakes OF
ali kind. Mr.. Cubbsge has given this
dinner on his birthday every year for
the past fifteen years, and needless TO
say, those lucky enough to be invited
look forward to it from one year to the
next. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. q. H.
Davis, DR.. William Marshall, George
E. Roach Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Short,
Mr. and Mrs Dill, Chester Marshall,
snd Miss Ethel Nc Faul Of Wyoming.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
DOVER WILL ENTERTAIN
KENT COUNTY TEACHERS

DR.. James E. Carroll, superintendent
OF Kent County Public Schools, has de.
cided to hold the coming Teachers In
stitute in Dover. The institute will be
held on Menday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of Thanksgiving week and an
elaborate program has been arranged.
The sessions will be held in the Dover
Opera House and about 200 teachers,
visitors and entertainers will be in at
tendance. Among the instructors are
Included DR.. Van Omer, DR.. OFT and
Miss Landes, Of MilleTsvllle. Professor
Beau will have charge of the music
and there will be instruction in music
each day. DR., Carroll has selected the
evening entertainers with considerable
care and believes the following attrac-
tiOns will maintain the high standard
already established: Monday evening,
November %, Edward Amhurst OFT,
lecturer Subject, ''Sour Grapes" Tues.
day evening, The Lotus Glee and Miss
Lsndes, elOcutiOnist. Wednesday even
ing, the Joseph E. Wickes Company,
musical and literary combination.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
Successful Entertainment.

To Miss Edith Quigg, Colonel Towr-
send, Captain Lank and others who so
generously helped make the moving
picture exhibition a success, the local
Red Cross wishes to express its grateful
appreciation of their assistance. The
entertainment was a very enjoyable az
fair. The program was principally in
charge Of MessEs. McClelland and Brad
field, the popular moving picture pro-
prietors OF our town. The pictures were
all that could be desired they were Of
a high class, showing many beautiful
scenes in our own country, also foreign
grandeur. The pathetic portrayals
pleased the eye, and the comedy was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large and
audience. The hospital
committee, through these columns,
thanks Messrs McClelland and Brad.
field for their generosity, and hope in
the near future they can have another
OF the same kind, as the
pictures were a genuine success. The
netted for the "Hospital
Fund" $3.50.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
Shawnee School Report.

Following is q report Of the Shawnee
School for the first month, ending Oc-
tober 9th. Number in attendance,
males s. females Is, total "a average
attendance, males 5, females Is; per
cent Of attendance, males Il, females 81;
total "a. Those deserving mention for
regular attendance are Emma WOodall,
Rena Workman, Carrie Watson, MOllie
Hellens, Ida Calhoon, Bessie Vibbert,
Margaret Stuart, Ella Walton, Mildred
Griffith, Bessie Wiltsle, Delems Short,
Agnes SOdosky. Wilford Gore, AlODzo
Workman, Willard Belts, Harold Wat
sos. Visitors, Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. Cal.
hoon. Visitors are always welcome to
this school.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
DR.. Marshall Robbed.

The Insurance Commissioner at
tended the imposing ceremonies at the
conservation Of the new Bishop Of Del
aware in Trinity Church, last Wednes-
day, and when leaving the church he
was jOstled between two men. On
reaching the sidewalk he felt for his
pocKetbOok and found 1t gone. 1t con-
tanned a small amount Of money, his
annual pass on tine Pennsylvania Rail
road and other papers. It placed the
doctor in an embarrassing position ss
he happened to have no loose change
with which to pay his car fare; but
friends supplied his needs.
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
THE CONSERVATION Of
REV. DR.. F. J. KINSNAN

Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
at Delaware Avenue and Adams street,
Wilmington, was the scene Of a notable
event on Wednesday, when Prof. Fred
erick Joseph Kinsman, formerly Of New
York City, was consecrated third bishop
of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF
Delaware, succeeding the late Rev.
Leighton Coleman, who died last De-
cember. Wednesday was selected being
toe Feast Of st. Simon and st. Jude.
The cOnsecration service took place ia
Trinity P. E. Church, Of which Rev.
Frederick NJ. Kirkus is rector, and was
attended by large number Of clergy
men and laymen from different parts
Of the country. The service began at
Il.S0 o'clock and was not concluded
until late In the afternoon.
The cOnseerstor was RI. Rev. Daniel
S. Tuttle, D. D., LII. D., Bishop OF
Missouri, who is the presiding bishop
OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States. Bishop Tuttle was
assisted by two co-consecIators, Rt.
Rev. William w. Miles, D. D., Bishop
Of New Hampshire, and Rt. Rev. OH
|mdsm Whitaker, 2. H., Blsbop or.
Pennsylvania. The Conservation ser.
mon was preached by Rt. Rev, Edward
NJ. Parker, b. b., D. Z. L., Bishop.
COadjutor Of New Hampshire The
candidate was presented for consecra-
tim by Rt. Rev. William Lawrence,
}. D.. Bishop of Massachusetts, and
Rt. Rev. Edwin S. Lines, d. D., Bishop
OF Newark, N. j. The attending pres
byters were Rev. William T. Manning.
D. D., rector of Trinity Parish, New
York, and Rev. Philip N. RhinelaRder,
professor in the Episcopal Theological
SchO' Cambridge, Mass. Rev. Charles
Harris Hayes, D. D. was the deputy
registrar.
Rev. Frederick Maurice Kirkus, rec.
tor Of Trinity Parish, was the master
Of ceremonies, which we're in charge Of
the Standing Committee OF the Diocese
OF Delaware, comprising Rev. Kensey
Johns Hammond, rector Of Emmanuel
Church, Wilmington. president; Rev.
Leighton McKim, rector OF Christ
Milford Rev. H. B. Phelps Of
Newark, Hon. Edward G. Bradford,
Judge Of the United States Courts, and
Charles NJ. Curtis Of Newark
The solemn and impressive form OF
the Episcopal Church was used
Milford chronicle., 1908-10-30
Series Of Concerts.

The Venuto Concert Company, a re-
fined musical organization, will give its
opening performance at ArmOrY Hall,
Milford, on Monday evening, Novem-
ber 9th after which it will tour this and
other States Among its members are
some Milford favorites The company
CONSISTS Of Mr.. Ralph Venuto, 50 o
harrist Prof Charles A. ROux, Lyric
baritone; Miss Mable Wright, Of New
York City soprano Mr.. LOllis Queen
in popular selections, and Miss Mable
Smith as pianist. This promises a
musical treat and should be literally
patrOnized by the music lovers OF Mil
ford. See bills for further particulars