Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
MILFORD NECK

We we're very sorry to hear the sad
,o,rs which reached us last Thursday
soyino that Mrs. Laura J. Bennett oi /
P6iladelphia was dead. For number (
of wears Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett lived IN /
tbis community unit they decided toqut |
farming and 20 10 Philadelphia where /
thew kept boarding house. Mrs Ben I
nett viii be sadly missed by all who knew /
her. The family have our most sincere
Gods Reaper also reaped its golden
Grain i'm this community last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Mackhn's
and took their infant daughter Frances
evav Funeral services were held at lts
| late home Saturday afternoon interment
made in Odd Fellows Cemetery.
.'Tbis little Bud so sweet and fair
Of that dear home was blest,
But now with the dear Lord Jesus
It has sweetly gone to rest
We were sorry to learn that our super,
;ntendent of the NJ. +. Sunday School
Miss Sarah E. Sipple was i'll with typhoio
) fever. We wish her speedy recovery
The meetings which have been held IN
the Grove adjoining the Nj. +. Church,
closed last Sunday evening with seven
conversions. u.
There has now been organized an EP--
worth League, and the first meeting Will
! be held In the NJ. E. Church, this even
= Miss Nettie A. Thompson has been Wis
. ;tino friends and relatives in Harrington
q for the past week. n. :,
( EIlendsle are visiting Mrs. Matthew
Mitten
Z, The first Of tbe present week has beer
exceedingly hot weather 10 Work 10 tn'
e Andrew Mosley Of this vicinity ha
J. liotelv picked over twenty-five quarts O
n stre Iberries which is Of the second crop
v and sold the same for is cents per guar
Misses Annie Taylor and Netu
D. Tbompson have been guests OF mis-
e sadie u. Thompson at Two by FOur
a. cottage at Bowers al 80.
ID Ira Sbarp who has been very Ill Wit
tvnboid fever is slightly improving;
n, Mis- Walter Hunter and two chilore
Is Dorthv and Mabe who have been Visi
ps mo NJ. and Mrs. W. B. Hall have II
" tnTned 10 their home in Philadelphia
Mrs Franklin Abbott and children
ng Philadelphia, have been visiting Josep
French and family. .n To-,
er !. r. Jester spent SUNDAY WIN
@. Miss Julia Coverdaie has been II
0nest of her cousin, Miss Ethel j. wa
ne son. ;o,,od q ,,a,
,er v,laosent evening at the home OF Mr.. al
i'll Mrs. Matthew Mittens last SatuIua
.rd After being entertained by all KINDS
Irv ranees and music which was turnish'
nd nv tbe Misses Reed and Short the maj
ng gnests we're invited to the dining roo
%, where a table was well loaded with Wa''
D. Mrs. NJ. Lewis Of Camden, n. }. D
be been visiting Fred Lewis and family.
rch Mrs ]. Albert Rudy and son Willla
.ch of philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. 20
oln Pnrnell OF Glendale spent Saturday a
be sunday with Mrs. Ann Mills.
ash Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goodwin oil fr'
ills erica visited William Harrington d
op. family last week. o, s;oa
will Joseph Evans, aged, ga years, dled'
as Tuesday morning after an EXTENDED
lers ness His funeral took place on Ihu
to dsv afternoon, September Sth, lSdU'
or ;nterment was made at Barratts Chap'
lee Fodder saving is underway and ms
farmers have bought new mac
yone cnt the corn off at the roots.
vic. s,oon REWARD is hereby offered TO any
npis furnishing us evidence leading TO the con
M l. t,on OF any substitution or dealer who aver
ism, "a fake the trade with counterfeit khE
CTRE-a physicians remedy for Rneuma'
Kidney Trouble, etc