Milford chronicle., 1910-11-11
FREDERICA.

The Ladies' Aid Society met at the home OF
, Mrs. /. ". Belts last Friday evening. After
the business Of the evening was transacted he
time was devoted to sociability. The following
program rendered Recitation by Miss
Mary Butler Plano SOLO Miss Elizabeth Lank
Reading. Mrs. Annie b. Harrington Singing,
Miss Louise Counselman. After the exercises
, the guests we're invited to the dining room
where refreshments we're served. The table
was beautifully set ana was lighted with antique
candeabra while the "a ad and coffee we're ser
we'd from beautiful old fashioned biuean htte
china over two hundred years Old. Tie silver
tea POI OF a quaint design was one that had
been used by George Washington. Mr Belts
has a hobby for handsome antique furniture
and has many interesting pieces 10 his home
One Of his treasures especially priced by him
is a white bedspread which is q family heirloom
formerly owned by his aunt and always used
in the spare room when General Washington
was an honored guest at that home. Both Mr.
/ and Ms Belts are noted for their hospitality
and It Is needless to add that everyone was
delighted to spend an evening at their home
A very impressive service was held in Trinity
N. f. Church Al 9 a m. on Election Day. when
the members and friends OF the W. c. r. L. led
by the pastor Rev. Geo W. Bounds, gathered
and offered special prayer that God would give
victory TO the temperance forces in New Castle
County, Del, aud The state OF Missouri.
The W. C. 7 u held a largely attended aud
very interesting meeting last Monday evening
at the home Of Mrs Il. F. Melvin. Two new
members were admitted making eleven who
have recently Joined the ranks. Mrs. Mary .
Boone Mrs. Ollie Carrow aud Mrs. Elizabeth I
Burton gave splendid report of the recent /
State Convention held in Wilmington.
Mrs. j. b. Postles and son a lbert, OF Houstou,
were the guest, OF Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wilson |
sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society will give their annual |
supper and festival In the Town Hall ON Thanks.
giving evening.
Rev. G W. Bounds Is piaDing for the celebIa.
ion OF the ninety-eighth anniversary Of build
lag the Trinity VI. 4. Church or this town
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Rogers are visitors iu
Vernon, n. J.
Miss Margaret George aud Miss Gertrude Lewis
are visiting in Phila. this week
Oh Thursday morning Mrs Sarah A.
Anderson, the beloved wife OF James b
Anderson, passed quietly to rest aged eighty
years She mad been an invalid for a number
of years and recently her mind had become
to such a degree as 10 necessitate constant
care II was pleasure to her com panion TO
minister to her every want aud he considered
Il blessing hat the Lord gave him strength to
zndure to the end Mrs Anderson was a lovely
character having embraced religion sixty a e
years ago aud continued faithful. rhe earliest
OF the writer are OF being a pupil
10 her Sunday School class and her Influence
'smains as fragrant dOwer. The funeral ser
7ices were he on Sunday afternoon conducted
y Rev. Geo. W. Bounds. Interment was made
It BarIatrs Chapel, Il. f. Mitten directing the
uneral. Mr.. Anderson wishes TO extend bis
Irateful thanks to the kind neighbors and
rends for their loving thought and sympathy
luhug his wife illness and death aud especi-
lily Tor the flowers Of which she was so fond
ie has the sympathy OF his tow nspeople.
RHEUM.LCURE for the Kidneys and Rheu-
nstism. A Physicians Remedy. Safe and 10.
able. Nothing "Jusl as good" Twenty Tab
ITS IS cents.