Milford chronicle., 1909-03-12
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Our NJ E. sunday School raised s5l.OO ior tn
missionary cause, which iE d good record.
The Governors father and his brother, Davi
I PennewilI, are both slowly improving but ar
not able 10 BE- out yet.
Governor PenneWin returned from Washing
ton on Saturday where be attended the inaug
uration Of President TAFT
( Col Thomas Curry and aunt returned from the
Inauguration on Monday night.
C.. F. Warrington Is now making crates. Any
enc in need of good crates this is the place to gel
them, IS he is going TO make them better this
year than ever before.
Blanche Cannon, OF CannOns is visiting Mrs.
Herbert Wright.
Clifton Coats farm was sold al sheriff sale last
week
The ladies and friends Of the NJ P. Church
gave their pastor, Rev. A. W. Mather, fine do
nation last Friday afternoon.
James Hamilton has gone to work at she'll
cross Mill, near Middleiown. for a few weeks to
assist and help George Tucker, VINO has rented
the mil for the coming year. Mr. Tucker moved
his family last week.
Daniel Adams, one of the Oldest ana best known
undectakers in this community. died at his home
on Thursday, March 9Th. Mr.. Adams leaves TO
mourn his loss wife and several children. He
purchased his own coffin sometime ago. before
sickness came on, ana was ready for the end 10
come. He was q years old. His funeral was
held last Saturday afternoon att O'Clock. at
Old Bloomery Church
David Porter is slowly improving from an at
There will be a box social held on Friday eve
ming. March 18th, at the school house known as
Redmen School about one-hali mile from stay
tonville. The girls say come boys with your
pockets full Of money and buy the fancy boxes
tnat we viii have prepared.
Miss Elsie Wiley spent sunday with her
pareU Is.
Washington Grange seems to be booming up
IN our town They took IN six new members at
the last meeting. The discussions on various
farm topics are very Interesting and instructive.
The next meeting is social day with ice cream, I
John r. Kelley IS spending a week with friends
and relatives in Wilmington and Philadelphia 4
Hick Johnson and family have gone TO Phila- /
1elphia on visit of lew weeks and 1t he can I
ind employment will move there In the near fu .
.ure.
John Richards. Of Harrington. paid visit .
here 70 his sister, Lizzie Porter, last sunday.
VIII COilius, Jacob Cordray. Horace Lynch, I
md Della Collins Of this place. are all working /
At the Hospital OF Insane al Farnhurst.
Mrs. Martin Cox aud three children are on the .
lick list with deep colds.
Mary Morris is slowly improving from an at
ack OftOnsilitis.
Lawrence IatmAn, our llNerymau, mere is very /.
INK tOus so sell out bis business including horses
'arrages robes etc. He Is going to 20 on
arm M a short time. Now is the time 10 buy.
Isaac Baker ana family visited his Wifes
parents here last Sunday.
Harry Mills. one OF the railroad operators
lere. has purchased the farm OF James Davis,
ibOut three-quarteT miles from town near St.
OhnstOwn Church, and will move there a.
'Out the first Of April, and Mr.. Davis will come
o town to make his home.
Rev. l.. W. Layfeld will preach his last SER
non before conference next sunday, and on
'uesday will 90 to conference which is to be
ield In Milford
Rev A. W. Mather has started his revival
meeting al Bethel again. This being be third
ime this winter. He was compelled 70 close
heria.
Horace Lynch is home visiting his parents
Satterfeld & Sons sale viii begin again Sat-
rdav. March 20th. 10 has been stopped since
ate in the fall as 10 went into bankruptcy