Milford chronicle., 1910-06-03
FREDERICA.

{ The memorial service held in the NJ Churc
= on Sunday morning was largely attended.
; NUMBER Of old veterans we're present who repre-
= sented their fast decreasing ranks. out Of re
speci ior them and their fallen comrades the Jr
Order American Mechanics atte nded IN a bod,
ana manifested their patriotism by this act
The service was impressive and tended TO unite
all in the common bond OF iratenal love A
united people who can truly say, "A union OF
hearts, d union Of hands and the flag Of our
Union forever" The pastor claimed the atten.
tion Of his large audience and the pulse quicken.
edlas the heroic incidents in the lives Of our sol
der dead were Teoounted. or the eyes were
moist with tears as scenes sad and tender were
rehearsed. Let us continue TO honor our dead
on Memorial Day, 10 deck their graves with
flowers and flags and perpetuate this beautiful
custom. on Monday a large crowd as is the
custom assembled al Bsrratts Chapel and covered
the graves Of loved ones with fragrant blossoms
Rev. g. ". Bounds intends TO hold a memorial
service next year at Barratts Chapel, the Lord
willing
The Harrington lots" were sold last Saturday
as advertised. DR.. Derrickson purchased the lot
on which stands the dwelling occupied by Nm
William Smith. John c. George bought the lot
on which stands the residence occupied BY Wat
son Belts David Hall and brother william
Hall purchased two lois and the rest were pur-
chased by Mr.. Hartnett Of Dover and Mr. Har
rngton.
Counselman's Csnnery opened for canning
peas on Wednesday. Il is an unusual sight here
and quite number watched the working Of the
hulleH, cleaners etc., with much interest. on the
first day.
Mrs. Elma Sapp viii entertain the Ladies Aid
Society on Saturday evening.
Mr.. James b. Anderson is improving his resi
dence with a coat Of paint R j Harrington and /
men are doing the work.
Nat Lank is experimenting the moving OF W. |
S. Careys house in order that new front may
be built, The old part will be remodeed.
Ralph Wilson our popular miller is convales.
cling from an attact Of measles. We believe the
next adult on the list is our undertaken, Harry
F. Mitten who, however is better At this writing
Mrs. Virden Morris is also suffering with the
measles also many little folks who are too num-
erous to men ton but have our sympathy.
Pert" the pet cat Of Ms. Laura Spurry died
last week al the advanced age Of eighteen years
Pert was first owned by an old eolored man, fam
liarly known a. "H. Hen" who gave him to
Waitman Sipple Of TrRppe Pa, who in turn pre.
ented him to his last owner.
Mr and Mrs Truell aud daughter Of Railway
:. J. have been visiting Mr. and Mn. Howard
3Ogen.
MI. and Mrs. william T. Reynolds and daugh-
er OF Newark n. j., are visiting Mr. and Mrs !
ivy ROgen.
Perry Boone Of Philadelphia is visiting his
lOther Mrs. NJ E. Boone.
Mn. Mary Kelley and Mr. Laura Spurry have
cen visiting in Philadelphia this week
Miss Elizabeth Lank visited In Philadelphia
lst week.
Miss Della Martin has been quite IN several \
eeks with appendicitis Dr. W, f. HOey ac a
'mPanied her to the Hahnemann Hospital in :;
Philadelphia on Sunday. An operation was per.
rmed on Monday and at this writing we hear
e is doing nicely. L
Miss Rose Virden and J. Hall Anderson Of
over were the guests OF MH Lizzie " Hall on
lnday.
Miss Rose Parkinson OF Chester was the guest
MTs. John Palmer on Monday
Mrs. Edith Melvin and daughter Mary and r
les Bessie Emerson are visiting Mrs Carrie
ocksom Of PedricktOwn, n. J.
Warren Patterson and friend Of Philadelphia
ent Sunday and Monday with his parents
.rry Patterson and wife.
Ohm Boone and Clarence Harrington Of
ddey's College spent several days this week
tn their parents.
Kisses Grace and Elizabeth Darby, Messrs
IN Darby Albert Scheer and George Watson
ended the Harrington dance on Monday
.ht.
lrs Cora Hearn and little daughter Of WI.
ngton visited her mother Mrs susan Frazier
/ week.
irs Katie Spencer of Philadelphia was the
sst OF Mrs B. F.. Burton last week
he Frederica Alumni Association will hold
ir annual banquet on June 10th.
on Sunday June 5th Rev. B. K Stephenson
b preach in Milford Neck Church at p. m
erybOdy invited.