Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1910-03-25
FREDERICK.

Il is matter Of regret that Rev. T. Il. Dash
iell has been removed from this charge He anC
his family have won many friends here and nj,
congregation is sorry to part with him. VIZ
wish him success in his new field OF labor The
little paper, The Frederick Church" will also
be missed BY its many subscribers However
we welcome our new pastor and are sure that
his congregation will cooperate with him in bis
laboTs in this community.
/ on Friday evening last Mrs Rachel Craig en-
1 tertaiDed a number OF her friends in honor of
Mrs +. H Dashiell. A very delightful evening
was 50 ant Delicious refreshments were served
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Town
send, MIS-. Linda Stewart OF Delaware CITY
Mrs. r. r. Carlisle Of Milford, Mrs. T. v. Cahan
Mrs d Dashiell, Mrs h r. Mitten, Mrs. A.
W. Carrow, Mrs. L. L. Carlisle. Miss Bessie
Emerson Mrs. J. b. Derrickson and Mrs. I. "
Bets
on Wednesday Ever ing OF last week Mrs.
Daniel Mitten one Of our oldest residents being
in her s6th year was given a surprise party by
her Frederick and Milford Neck friends A
very pleasant evening was spent in games and
cheerful conversation ana Mrs. Mitten enjoyed
the reunion Of old friends very much. May she
enjoy many more years Of her peaceful life in
our community.
Mrs. 7. " Cahall entertained a number Of
friends on Thursday evening
On Friday evening Mz W. f. Hoey was also
pleasantly surprised by party Of friends who
spent very social and pleasant evening !
Mrs. Henry Hargadine gave a luncheon Thurs
day OF this week in honor Of her mother. Mrs
Noble of Philadelphia.
Oneita Council No s Of the Degree OF POGO
hOntas is planning for box and shadow social /
10 be held in the town hall on the evening Of
April End. Every body invited ana as many as
will please bring boxes
Excelsior Grange No had an interesting
meeting on last Saturday evening Mrs Arthur
Melvin as lecturer has announced the tORic for
saturday evening March 26th 20 be 1.-THE Ideal
Home " The leaders Of the discussion will be
irs. A. W. Boone and Mrs l. W. Belts. An
members are requested TO be present on time
nd a pleasant time is anticipated The grange ,
steadily growing
Mrs T. V. Cahal Is one Of the directors OF the ID
almor home Of Dover. She will be glad 10 re-
Give from this community donations OF any
ind for the Home from now on until April 9th. :
is a very worthy cause and should receive lib
raj support from all who can contribute.
Mrs Annie b Harrington has been appointed
solicit contributions from Oneita Council and
lie paleface friends Of the Improved order Of
ed Men for the purpose Of raising wampum to
Irchase lots Of land Immediately, adjoining the .
ed Mems Frateruai Home in Newark. Del d
ny amount whatever will be cheerfuliy received -
ID The Thousand Dollar Club Of the Improved g,
r. NJ, will send a card with the name Of the D.
NOR engrossed thereon showing that the amount r.
S been donated.
Mrs. Minnie Jackson Misses Mary Fisher and N
airy carrow Of Dover, were Frederick visitors =
Tuesday.
Mss Jennie Wheatley was given party by her N
my young friends en- last Tuesday evening A -
y merry evening was spent.
frs. Clarence H. Spee Is suffering with an at 81
k Of grip. =
drs. Lizzie V. Hall. who has been III for several
eks is convalescant, N
wilbur Cook Who has been i'll with typhoid =
er number Of weeks is much improved at -,
) writing. M
frs. Frank Salevau and Miss Virginia Sale =
Of near Milford we're Frederick visitors on ~
dnesday. 81
he Ladies' Aid Of Milford Neck, will meet at -
heme Of Mrs. Powder Thomas on Saturday ~
uing. III