Milford chronicle., 1910-03-11
FREDERICK.

Missionars anniversary exercises were held IN the
NJ &. Sunday School las, Sunday afternoon. he
rec itahons and singing were very good. he yeafy
collection for foreisn missions amounted to sl4l .
Mrs T. v. Cahalrs class contributed the largest
amount during the year Three other classes gave
within few cents Of the same as her class IN
the evening q ven nice service held in which
the children also participated. Superintendent
Morgan gave a very interesting talk Missions.
On Monday morning the fourth and last quarterly
conference was held in the NJ E. Church Rev E.
n Dashieu was UNANIMOUSLY asked to return 10 this
charge another year.
Rev " Roberts preached good sermon al the
Methodist Protestan, Church last Sunday afternoon
Alter the preaching the las, mortgage agains, the
church was burned by the trustees while the con-
eregation sang the doxology L was momen, OF
rejoit ring to the members Although the church has
not been supplied with regular pastor last year 1t
has paid of It's conference assessments an there
seems 10 be no reason now why the president Of the
Conference can MOI send a minister here 10 hold
gular services.
The Ladies Aid Society met a. the home Of Miss
Alice Miuen las, Friday evening A veTy entertain
ing program was prepared by Mrs. Laura Miiten
and Mrs Emma Townsend Refreshments were
served and mos, delightful evening was spent BY
all present Mrs Niary Boone and Mrs Msry Mel
Win were appointed on the entertaining committee
for next month, Mrs. Thomas V Cahall invited the
Society to meet al her home next month.
lanes B. Anderson celebrated his Sch birthday
las, Tuesday evening By giving his annual nsat to
his TUESDAY nigh, class, In addition to his class he
had invited q number Of intimate fiends as is his
custom Mr. Anderson has been christian for
seventy years end class leader Tor over forty years
MANY OF his old classmates have been removed by
death and otherwise and but few Of his present class
were among its first members. His long life in his
master service is an inspiration to many who have
chosen to follow in the footsteps Of their aged lead
er and the advice he gives, coming from ripe e1-
perenee is treasured in their hearts May he live to
en;ov the remainder OF his life with his usual act-
yity and usefulness.
At the town election the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Alderman William
Davis Commissioner, William Carey. Dr. J. B
Derriekson Alonzo Morris John c. George and
Samuel J. Minner
A. W Cauoyy has been on the sick iis, Tor
several weeks but is improved at this writing He
is greatly missed from bis accustomed place IN sun
day School and church.
Clarence Harrington and John Boone visited their
relatives here quite recently.
Miss Ethel Brown Of Wilmington is visiting her
aunt Mrs 4 izzie " Hall who is quite sick
Charles Winea,e, OF Philadelphia spent several
days with his father Thomas R Wingate this week.
J. S Reynolds and Heny MeKnir are visiting in
Newark. n J this week.
Wilbur Cook has been on the sick list several
weeks.
Mrs Lena Lindae is quite III at this writing We /
miss her from the Poeohontas station in Oneita /
Council and hope to see her out soon.
Dr. W. F. Hoey and E. F. Melvin went to vii /
-nngton this week as representatives 10 the A. O. I
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