Milford chronicle., 1910-01-21
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are in progress. The pastor Rev. f. H.
Dashieli is assisted by Mr.. Pugh. of
Philadelphia. The services are we'll at
tended and much good is expected to re-
suit
Miss Evelyn Townsend sipple. Of
Rutherford, y. Y, who has been visit
ing her grandfather, James f Sipple.
returned to Philadelphia, last week.
where she was united in marriage at
$50 p. m, on Jan. IS, to Frank Leslie
Johnson, Of Wilmington They visited
Niagara Falls and Buffalo on their we'd
ding trip, but have returned to Whining
ton where they will reside. The bride
is beautiful and accomplished young
lady and her many friends here wish her
a happy future
William Henry Mason, formerly of |
near town, but late of near West Cbes-
ter died at his late residence last week
OF chronic bronchitis. The body was
Drought on here on Monday for inter
-fnent al Barratt's Cemetery. The ser
vices were held in the Chapel Rev. Il
H. Dashiell officiating. II. F. Nitten
conducted the funeral The deceased ,
was 90 years of age and is survived bv C.
widow, son Clarence Mason two b
daughters, Mrs Hattie Johnson and "
Mrs Anna Hamilton, of Philadelphia. a
Dir. Mason was well aud favorablv known al
IN this section. The relatives have our pr
in their sad bereavement. "
Mrs Mary Knox of Magnolia. died on IN u,
January 18th, OF typhoid fever. Funeral tn
services were held Friday and interment th
Mas made in Barrau's cemetery. Mrs. wi
Knox was p years of age. A husband me- me-
md little daughter are left to mourn ger
heir sad loss. They have our sympathy. I
+. +. AIitteu directed the funeral. "n'
Airs. Rachael Craig gave an ''at home" ''
last Saturday evening, to a number tho
her friends. A very delightful evening resi-
reported by all present. prn
Mrs. Annie Stevenson missed a hen t',, ,eaG
Christmas morning. On Wednesday Feu
orniug Of this week she discovered the stree
n coming from under a snow bank srou
lich the rain Of the previous night had Da,,, Da'
awed sufficiently to permit the hen to ness.
fe her icy abode After twenty-four with
IS imprisonment she seemed quite b. N
ely and ate her breakfast greedilv. ton - !,
he Frederica Cunning Club will have Cove
hooting match at live birds and blue state
Ks on Saturday afternoon at / o clock. kind
best shots in the county are invited ''rs' a..
ry their skill Live turkeys, geese. been
ks and chickens will be given as rain al
es job
he one-half interest In the Harrine- ''g' rs" ~
lots sold at sheriff's sale last Satur- rhomi
y afternoon were purchased bv Hart wine 1
Bros, Of Dover. for one.thousand The
'rs. They are very desirable build 1,a,,os ,.,u
lots on ST. Agnes street. Niltop
:. John Alilbourne who has been con- Ellio
to ms home for some time was able lor the
in town on "Wednesday. .,...s'', W M''son
'eph Frazier was able to come down room.
is place OF business on "Wednesday Robe
vas welcomed by his many friends No. -
mel Scanlou moved from his farm s,'''a's 3 o,..'
ver recently. -.orai', oI''
January 18th Mr.. and Mrs Neal y Rec,
nson gave turkey dinner in honor So wi
FIR son Herberts second birthday. .na,,, a new y
relatives and friends were present. corn Al
20 the afternoon an abundance of sheller
cam, cake and fruits was served. smells al
srt received many pretty gifts. His on i.a, ng :,
National Bank received liberal the day
( money. Mrs. e.
Elizabeth Burton has been on the tor cane
st but we hope to see her out soon. h-,l "rinllls
Mabel Truitt of Milford. has been -,
uest of Mrs. Ralph Wilson this Of I,isIo' M les
The drs
h Wilson has been on the sick saturday
eral days. eoro Dral
iel Fisher is quite sick at this 1Suisnyg car,l,a
is the que
re glad to report S. w. Darby. Sr. Iy.
to be out again on scco
" ed, the 81.