Milford chronicle., 1910-08-05
FREDERICA.

On Friday of last week Mrs. Mary Pal
mer died at the home of her son, William
Palmer, aged siXty-six years. She had
been an invalid for several years, confined
70 her bed the greater part OF the time,
and death was release to her suffering,
She was highly respected by all who
knew her and was a member Of the NJ.
/ 2. Church. Rev. Arthur EWell of that
charge preached the funeral sermon on
Sunday afternoon, and Rev. Geo. W.
| Bounds offered prayer, Several apprO-
pirate selections we're rendered by the
choir Many beautiful floral offerings
were sent by friends and relatives She
is survived by a husband, Capt George
Palmer, and four sons, William Palmer,
George Palmer, Albert Palmer and FL.
mer Palmer Interment was made in
Barratt's Cemetery, H. F. Mitten direct
ing the funeral.
The "Willing Workers" met at the
home Of Mrs Laura Spurry and spent a
pleasant social evening last Friday. They
will meet this month at the home of Mrs !
Alice Bearman.
Quite a number of our citizens attended |
the services at Camden Camp.
A refreshing shower on Saturday cooled |
the atmosphere and laid the dust, and /
the day was all one could desire. The |
sermons by Rev. B. F. Warren were fine,
and much enjoyed especially by old
friends in this section. The Sunday
School exercises were also enjoyable, and
the juvenile orchestra received much at
tentiOn and praise. Rev. Sunfeld has
spared no pains to make the camp a grand
success and promises 10 exert even greater
efforts for 1911. May success attend his
efforts.
Excelsior Grange held a meeting on
evening, but owing to death in
the family Of a candidate for admission
the initiation of the new memb bers was
postponed until later date. This Grange
is steadily growing, and when cooler
weather approaches the social program
will be resumed
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Sapp took an auto trip to
RehOboth last Sunday.
Miss Clara Hudson returned this week
rom a visit to Philadelphia relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Smithers and
loughter, Helen, have returned from
Miss Nan Donaghy, Misses Mary and
adie Charlton, of Philadelphia, have
'eeA the guests Of Miss Katherine Spurry
t the 1.-TWO Sisters at Bowers.
Miss Margaret George spent last week
Camden Camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Kern, of Mil
)rd, are visiting Mrs. John Goodwin.
Miss Grace Darby has returned from
be Dover Summer School and will spend
art OF her vacation at Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. Anna Lord and daughter, Mary,
ave returned from visit to Philadel. =
hla, Atlantic City, PitmRn Grove and
sbury Park.
Miss Mary spurry, of Philadelphia,
I'd Mr.. Benjamin Spurry and wife, Of
eWark, n. j., are visiting relatives here.
b. +. Burton took q trip 70 Philadel.
lia this week.
Joseph Clark and son, of Wilmington.
,ent Sunday with his family here.
Mrs Annie Seacord and children have
turned from a trip in Capt. Seacord's
Iat.
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Melvin welcomed
kRe baby boy into their home Tuesday
last week.
Orion Milloway, of Philsdelphia, is -
sting relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Dashell, of Fed.
aleburg, Md, were the guests Of P. 7. -
rhsls and family last Sunday.
Clarence PrettymaR, Of Wilmington,
s sold his SO acre fruit farm near War.
1's SchOolhouse to Thos B Emory.
2. T. Williams, Thos. C. salevan and {
vid Phillips are having telephones put =
this week. I
The following letter explains itself: I wa
sh 10 express my thanks in your paper sol
the members Of eur Bible Glass at /
sderica for 80 kindly remembering nae :
my absence from among them through l
} many beautiful cards I received from
IN. Celia J. Martin, Akron, Indiana. lit
excelsior Grange, No, s, will close for the
month of August. Next meeting will 1
held on Sept Srd. All members are 4
uested to attend on that date as new ,.,;d
mbers will be admitted.
is physician's remedy for :
umatism, Neuralgia Kidney Trouble or -,
: Painful Condition. Every package guar. ''iO
ed Sold ana recommended by The Downes
3 Co., Z. c. Morris and A. W. Carrow.