Milford chronicle., 1910-04-15
PREDERICA.


DR. Clarence R. Grier, wife and children visted
his mother. Mrs sallie X. Grier last week
Warren's School was closed last Monday on
account OF the funeral OF one Of their pupils,
Willie Murphy grandson OF J Ohm seanlOn, age
Is years. Died with the pneumonia on Satur'
day morning
Thos. b. Emory met with a serious accident
last Tuesday while sharpening harrow spikes.
spike few mp and cut him over the
eye. DIT. Hoey closed the cuts with tour stitches
and made him as comfortable a. possible.
Dr. c. r. Grier family aud mother spent Sum
daY with his sister, Mrs. ThOmAs B. Emory.
FArmen are busy this week hauling cob corn
to the wharf where Charles Taylor ia loading
the steam barge william Penn. The cargo
will be sent to points in New jersey.
Word has been received this week that Asa
CLARK Rogers is improving. he has pleuriay
and pneumonia.
The Counselmsn Packing Co, has large force
Of men employed getting their cannery in shape
in time for the pea season.
eanneTy in Salem n. J. has been dismantled
and large barge brought the boilers and fix
lures here this week.
Ms. Sarah Stokes who has been making her
home with her daughter, MTs. s J. Minner fors
short time was taken ill last Thursday and pass
ed away on Tuesday morning aged q years
Funeral services were held on Thursday and in
terment made at Wesley Chapel, Burrsville. H.
F. Mitten directiRg the funeral. The befeaved
family have our sympathy.
On Monday night Grand Master Workman
Ezekiel Cooper assisted by J. :. Collins e. B
PTetyman, }. F.. Hofecker and f. F. Melvin.
raised the following officers of Local Lodge No
% Past Master workman. Jno. Palmer; MsitSf
Workman, Howard Moore; Foreman, N. L. b Hg-
dorne; Overseer, Il. W. HaTgadine; Guide, y. A.
Werley; Inside watch /. W Belts On side
Watch, Arthur Melvin. After the IA1E ig Of
the officers there were some good tslln oy the
Grand Ofhcers followed by Iefreshn "a
On last Wednesday night Deputy Great Sach-
EN- e. Fred Johnson assisted by 5. f. Saxton Of
Minous Tribe, No. % impd. o. K. M. raised the
following Chiefs 10 their respective stumPs.
Prophet Nathaniel Lank; sachem, A. j Palmer;
sr. sag, Purn Postles; Jr sag, r. NJ Harrington
c. Of r., Walter CarToW; c. Of W., Joseph Fraz-
Ter; X. Of w.. (. W. Thomas; LIST Sannap, A W.
Boone; 2nd sannap. N. L. HydOrn; OF W
James Spurry; OF F, K. J. Marshall.
on Tuesday night OF this week Deputy Great
Sachem johnson assisted by S. f. SaxtOn raised |
the following Chiefs Of Oneita Council TO their |
stations. Prophecies, Lillian CLARK; POcohontas
Alice Coverdale; Wenonah, Macy Hudson; Pow
haitian Ellen j. Rust: OF R, Anna N. Harring- |
ton; Assistant e Of r, Annie b. Harrington
g Of ", Laura Moore; st Scout, Gertrude Lewis;
2nd Scout, Annie Pritchett; G Of W, Mary Lewis;
G OF T. Emma Fisher; LIST Runner. Nettie Favin-
ger; 2nd Runner, Lena Lindale.
At this writing the Jr. o. u. A. N. are prepar-
ing for their annual banquet to be held In the
hall this Tuesday evening and promises to be
big affair.
Edward Harris recently OF this town an en-
DlOyee Of h. F. Mitten passed away a. the home
1f his mother In Bndgeville on Tuesday. He
caves a wife to mourn her sad loss who has our
dncere sympathy.
Jacob CouBselman of Houston has moved his
household goods 70 our town and placed them in
toFage with a view 70 renting a home here
when there is 10 desirable vacancy We welcome
u good citizens to our little town and espec
ally those who conduct business that Will give
Employment TO the working class Of people.
John C. George has rented the storehouse on
be corner OF Market 4 Front streets which be ,
vll use for an ice cream saloon. II is In an ex-
client location and We wish him success.
Mrs. Jennie Clifton OF FELTON, has been visiting
frs Elizabeth Burton.
Dr.. and Mn. Bradley GrieT OfOiean y. ! have I
cen visiting their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. K.
ussei.
william Rawlins and son OF Georgetown have
cen the guests Of J. W. Townsend and wife. 6
A. W. Boone's new porch iG about completed =
nd is one Of the finest in town both for comfort
nd appearance.
h. r. Mitten's store is being repainted aud is
ute improved in appearance. +
Mrs James Moore Of Peekskin n Y. is Visiting
er sister Mrs. A. ". Boone. A
George Kirk OF Arlington ~ y, is visiting his d
rother Thomas Kirk. A.,
Ralph Jester who has been working in Phila-
slphia the past year has returned home.
wilbur Cook has recovered from typhoid fever y
nd is able to be out again.