Milford chronicle., 1910-01-07
FREDERICA.

Revival services have begun at the ". K
Church. Mr.. Pugh an evange let IL expected
10 arrive Rext week. Everybody is Invited Il
atteRd the services.
Mrs. Sarah Smith Of RiSing Sun was buried
at Barratt's Chapel on Monday. aged s. years
Rev H. B. Kelso Of Magnolia, Officated at the
services, He walked from Magnolia over bad
roads to be present At the funeral and we think
s worthy OF great credit for he faithful perform.
auee Of hia duty.
AT this writing nearly al the stores are out
OF cOal-oil and from the condition OF the roads
| at present IL locks as II we will not be able TO
get any from the Milford oil wagon soon. The
electric lights are doing splendid service at this
time both in the streets and residences. The
less fortunate OF as may be compelled 10 resort
20 candle light
Mrs. James n. ManlOve will entertain the
Ladies' Aid Society this Friday evening.
Mrs. Rachel Craig Delightfully."- entertained =
number Of her friends last Friday evening al a
Christmas party which was greatly enjoyed by
her guests.
Mrs. Laura Rash also entertained a number
OF young people at graphaphOne party the
anne evening which was an enjoyable affair.
Friday evening also was the anniversary Of
the birth Of Mrs. Laura spurry and she gave a
birthday party which was attended by about
forty Of her friends. She was the recipient Of
many little tokens OF love. very pleasant
evening was spent In games and social cOnver-
satiOn. We wish her many happy returns OF
the occasion
The largest twelve months old hog butehersd in
this locality was owned BY Elijah WooterS. Il
weighed 575 bs.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Harrington Of Steamer Fred
erica, celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniver-
saIy on last Tuesday evening. A large number OF
Of relatives and friends were present who enjoyed
themselves until late hour. A number Of pretty
and useful gifts were res eived. Frozen peaches
frozen cherries and cake were served. May they
live to enjoy many more such pleasant anniversar-
les.
On old Christmas eve Mrs. Alice Coverdals en-
tained large number Of friends at a party. A
number Of amusing games were played Miss |
Lizzie Lank was the winner Of the FIRST prize and 1
W S. Corey secured BOBBY. Music singing and
social conversation helped the evening pass
pleasantly until late hour when the guests depart
ID for their homes having spent delightful even
Hs.
Arawe Quillin had the misfortune to break bis
irm on Wednesday, and Dr.. J. B. DerrieksOn re-
iueed the frasture and made him as comfortable As
,ossible.
Miss Mary Lord and VIM Hudson have returned
o Rehoboth accompanied BY Mrs. Annie E. Lord
James Bsthsrds and wife have returned from
,amden, NJ ].
John P. Wilson, Of Houston was visitor here
n Wednesday.
Miss Lillian Vineyard !, visiting Miss sallie God
IN.
Miss Della Carson has been the guest Of Miss
lizabeth Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier Of HarinEton, and
liss Cora Frazier Of Wilmington, who have been
sitting their mother, have returned home.
Thos Hudson our mail carrier iS deserving praise
II the e#ons he has made to ssHy the mail and
assengers to and from FELTON, dnrins this snovv-
ound condition Of the roads.
Nathanisl Young has returned home from his
ork in Philadelphia to spend the winter in Fred
iea, and is also expecting to enjoy The revival
rviees.
On Saturday evening Excelsior Grange No. q,
Ct in Miftsns hall. -Four new members rsosiv-
J. The next messing night number Of o,hers vii
, rsesived that were uuabls to Be preseHi swinE
the Bad reads ls