Milford chronicle., 1910-06-17
FREDERICA.

On Friday evening OF last week the Frederic
Alumni Association held its annual reunion
and banquet in the town hall. The scboo
coloB red and white were tasteiully arranged II
ies1oons OF crepe paper. Flags and pennanu
were disposed IN conspicuous places and every
where the decorations evendenced the onward
march OF education. Prof. Hydorn keeps III,
spirit OF progress alive in the Association The
following program was rendered.
Singing .... A,,o.,,.
tIi1OSstioh Rev. g. W. Bounds
Address Of Welcome Ms Gsu fGas 1zis y vi6ya 0e
hrs. Vinyard has been elected President for
the ensuing term. Her remarks we're we'll
chosen and much enjoyed.
Music D,v,.rs
address BY President Of School s sosrs Sl5ie Robbins
s,,., Eff MelYin
Address by Sec. or Board ....... Or. ". +. H0ev
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Vacant Chalr
HeS'.atlOh' ................. Mrs. Lillian CLARK
Instrumental Music. Mis- Ella beth n9snGs 3sEey
AeSeitAtion ..-.............. Miss Elsie Wicuttg
After the exercises refreshments were served
and an hour OF social conversation was epioved
Children's Day exercises we're held At the N
e. Church on last Sunday evening and notwitb.
standing the inclement weather the church vas
hlied. Growing plants and cut flowers formed |
the beautiful decorations The children had /
osen we'll trained and the recitations and sing.
lug we're fine. The little folks Of the primarv
department we're especially well drilled ana /
were bright and happy in executing their psrts.
The pastor desir.s al who failed to bring tbet,
Jnildren's Day envelopes last Sunday TO bring
hem next Sunday if possible.
heV. d. s. Bradley Will preach in Milford NecK
1huroh on Sunday June 18th and the Hon
-aieo Burchenal will make an addrens there on
uly Sd. Wv '-
O"ihg 70 arrangements having been made for
inherent services on the day deslRpsted as
mothers Day" special service will be held
ext sunday evening in the N. &. Church
'eV' D. g. Bradley and the pastor will make an.
fopFiate addresses All are requested TO wear
"hite flower IN honor OF mother special
music.
camp meeting will be held In the beautiuI
rove on Fenwick Island beginning August 5tb
40 continuing ten days This camp eroupd
only lew hundred yards from the Atlantic (
cean and twelve miles below Rehobotb Rev
". Bounds is the Superintendent.
Chiidren's Day exercises will be held in the II
ethodist Protestant Church next SUNDAY
eniDg. Everybody invited
On last Monday morning James Maxson mass. &
away at Farnhurst aged about 60 years Ne -
As brought here and the funeral services wera 1
10 on wednesday at the home Of his slster.in- II
" Mrs Rachel Maxson. Untn his sad men.
ahicuon several years ago the deceased had
lded all his life in this community and was at
.h'y respected by all who knew him gs
q great love for music and flowers and when
health he took great pride In cultivating
'uuiui plants for bis home He was uBmar.
out is survived by two brothers Willis Mar. l.
oi Camden Del. and Capt n. Maxson NJ Of,
amer Frederica. The funeral sermon was
aehed by Rev G. w. Bounds Harry f.
zen conducted the funeral and interment was On
De In Barratts Cemetery. The beresyed rela.
. have our sympathy.
ofuoh Counselmau who was severity scalded Tn
cam hom an exhaust pipe at the pea can.
last week is very mucn improved At this -
ing.
lipn jester who spent several days in Pbua
uis tnis WeeE returned home with his bride
\ eoresday They were married in Cam. re
\. j. several months ago At present thew
itaying with Mr.. and Mrs. James spurrv
Wish tnep much happiness. cor
's. Mia Jarman and James Young OF This
were united In marriage oa Saturdaveven. cor
q Milford by the Rev. Howard T. ouigv aas,
viii reside in Frederick and have our best
IS '' sim
nam IOmlinsOu lost a valuable horse nm aaol
.Ay n'snt from collie. He was very much
bed to the animal Jun
y. s'Ayton Of near Milford spent several -
last week with her daughter Nrs. William
N.