Milford chronicle., 1910-03-04
FREDERICA.

The congregation Of M. P. Church Of Frederica
/ having paid oi claims against the church viii
/ hold mortgage burning service next Sunday.
/ Rev. " Roberts. Of FELTON,, will preach at 2So
n m Everybody Is cordially invited TO attend
this service as il Is matter Of great rejoicing to
/ know that they now have a temple OF worship
clear of All ineumberance. The faithful ones
deserve credit for their abors in clearing the
debt The church has been dedicated to the
/ NJ P Conference. and the members are hoping
[ 10 arrange for regular services every sunday
sunday afternoon Is missionary day 10 the ".
F sunday school Mrs C. j. Smithers' class
has won the banner for the month Of March.
Rev z q Dashlel will present the banner next
sunday.
steamer Frederick will leave here on March
7tb At II noon. She will be overhaued in Phil
adelphia before returning.
Mr. Winired Bearman Is laying the foundation
for his nex home on the oh cannery site on
south Market street.
WI Greenlee says that he is q thousand do
,ars richer this week. This added wealth is the
advent OF dne baby boy.
Thomas r. Wingste has thirty-eight hens and
pullets which layed 629 eggs 10 February.
on Friday evening last J. 5. Reynolds enter
tained about hfty friends At party. Games
and lively conservation continued until ate
hour Prizes we're awarded to Harold Harring-
ron and Mrs. Laura spurry for their skill in the
donkey rarity one Of the guests was presented
on this occasion with gift from friends in
Newark. n J. Iney wish TO thank them
/ tbrougb the Chronicle" for the same. very
I de iehtful evening was spent
/ on saturday evening Philip Remic was given
D a.Ff D. q Ia awffn rel "a
dav Robert McKnitt brought along his graph
aphone and number Of new records. Many
amusing games were PLAY ed and social conver-
sstion enlightened the time until late hour,
when ice cream and cake were served. Quite q
number of Gifts were received and every body
1 sresent had a 4" Jolly good time
/ on saturday afternoon Mrs. E. d Dashie q
entertained her class OF little folks. very de-
ughtful afternoon, which Will huger long In the
minds Of her wee charges, was spent.
Exce,sior Grange 80 S was favored By vistofi
from Milford and Magnolia saturday evening
Mr.. Jacob Rosa gave Us a very interesting talk al
to the great benefits we may derive from the
4 Grange and a 50 as 10 the beginning on time
and pupctuality OF the members in this respect
Mrs snort gave Us "A good tails on the sociaI par
M the grange, and how 20 make the meetings
interesting TO all members. also some hints 81
TO literary work. Mr Leonard Soper spoke a
eneth on the value Of unity aud co operation
for the best good TO oe obtained from the grange
lie impres ed Us as i've hustler. Mr. william
salesau Charles Pos,les. J. v. Belts. Mr. Dono
van. Mr. short and others also contributed
some timely remarks The lady visitors ais'
spoke words Of announcement to our officers a
10 the manner OF conducting the meetings. W.
are yet in our infancy and nave much to earn
Therefore we appreciate any advice or helpful
hints. We were very much pleased vita oul
visitors from our sister oranges aud weicom'
them often TO meet with US. several appiica
tions for membership were received