Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
Notice,
Pork wanted the highest cash price
paid. Davis Meat Market.
FREDERICA.

The Ladies' Aid met at the home Of Mrs. Laura
Frazier this month and large number were in
attendance The following interesting program
was rendered as follows: Banjo duett, Mis-
| Emerson and Miss Sipple; singing, Mrs. Cooper
and Mrs Bounds; reading. Mrs Cahalls trip te
Florida by Mrs Helen Carlisle; violin duett
Mrs. Belts and Miss Lank; Singing Miss Sipple
and Miss Emerson; selection, George Washing
ton Mrs Bounds; memory contest, Mrs. Mary
Boone remembered the largest number of arIic-
les on exhibition. Refreshments were served
and very delightful evening was spent The
Aid Society will meet next time at the home OF
Mrs. /. ". BetIs.
Our community was shocked and saddened on
Monday morning to learn Of the suicide OF Mrs.
Annie Short wife OF Thomas Short near Green
wood De-. She had taken her husband to Fork
Landing on sunday evening, where he was en-
gagged in fishing and seemed apparently as well
as usual and in good spirits. She then proceed.
ed with the team to the home OF her niece Mrs
Louis Knots, where she remained over night
with her mother Mrs. Camper who was visiting
them. She left them In the morning to 20 to her
home as they thought, but were Mortified later
when they heard that she had drunk quantity
Of carbolic acid while driving along the road
no cause could be assigned for the act. Mr..
Denny found her unconscious In her carriage in
the vicinity Of Laws schoOlhouse, and sought
assistance OF some Of the neighbors. She was
brought on TO town and carried to the home OF
her brother S. $. Camper where DR.. o. X. Grier
OF Wilkesbarre Pa did all for her that medical
skill was capable Of out It was impOssib e TO save
her. Coroner Saxton held an inquest and YER
dict Of suicide was rendered. Funeral services
were held on Wednesday afternoon at Barratts
Chapel which was largely attended by sorrowing
friends and relatives. Rev. G. W. Bounds ofic-
lated at the services. The bereaved family has
the sympathy Of the community in their sad af-
Fiction. q. +. Mitten conducted the funeral
Mrs Margaret Sutherland wife of the late John
NJ. Sutherland formerly Of Frederlca died on
Tuesday morning at an advanced age at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. Ida Moore OF Leipsic
Del. Interment to be made at Barratts Chapel.
Her relatives in this town are a daughter, Mrs
Emma Hudson and brother James B. Ander-
son who have our sympathy for their sad loss.
Hugh Palmer a ten year old son Of Hugh Pal
mer sr, OF this town was on his way early Wed.
nesday morning to the Bower Carnival elated
with the prospect Of seeing the airship. He had
an unfortunate accident however. He was rid
ing on a load Of oysters when heseat upset aHd
be fell out and was run over. He was carried to
the office Of Dr. Martin in Magnolia who atten-
ded to his injuries and made him as comfortable |
as possible. The little fellow was disappointed |
In his trip aud is nursing broken arm
Mrs. Annie T. Lord has a border OF beautiful |
1ahlias in her yard which have blossomed ia |
profusion this season.
DR.. o. H. Grier OF Wilkesbarre Pa, is visiting |
bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. James Grier.
Miss Edna dill Of Willow Grove has been visit
ng Miss Margaret George.
Miss Priscilla George visited Mrs. Reynolds
= Jackson Of Wilmington this week,
Excelsior Grange No. will hold Harvest
Home exercises next Saturday evening All
members are requested to be present to get to.
'ether again for work and business The sum
ner vacation is now over and we are anteipa-
ing some very interesting and profitable meet
nRs.
Mrs. A. ". Boone took trip to Philadelphia
his week
Mrs. r. Cooper and Rev Geo. W. Bounds
Tere elected as delegates last Sunday to attend
he Kent County Sunday School Convention in
Wyoming bis week.
Mrs Kate Palmer is visiting in Chester Pa.
John Carrow is visiting relatives In Dover
his week.
Charles E. Gross has purchased large napthR
oat at Pennsville for shad fishing.
John Mcbride is spending several days in
hiladelphia.
Mrs. Edith HaFgadiHe and daughter are Wis
ing relatives 10 Philadelphia.
The Willing Workers held a successful Bake" !
st Saturday evening and thank the public for
le patronage.
Elijah f. Melvin attended the sessions Of the I
rand Lodge In Wilmington this week as a rep '
sentative Of the A. o. U. W. !
Mrs. Ira Downes and Mrs. LutheF Rash spent
veral days ia Wilmington recently.
Alex ViTden and mother Mrs. Ruth Virden
ave this week for their home in jackson,
ISIS, accompanied by Mrs. Lizzie V. Hall. r
for the Kidneys aud Rheu- i
stism A Physiciss's Remedy. Safe and
liable. Nolhing "iust as good Twenty Tab )
Is s5 cents. j