Milford chronicle., 1911-04-21
FREDERICA.

i The Ancient order United W0rEmen Of Loys
Lodge No g gave a banquet and held 8 pub
lie installation OF offers In the lodge room on
Monday evening The wives Of tue mem oers
and other guests we're present, aud an evening
Of sociability was enjoyed. The grand officers
were present aud conducted the i'm pressive
ceremonies Of installation. They we're Of Dia-
mond Lodge, Nc 9, Of Cover. C. d. Prettyman
Mr.. Collins and Joseph Hoheeker, famiiiarly
known as "Unele joe" who in spite Of his
years was the 'yOungest' member OF the party
and his enthusiasm was infectious Mr. Pfei-
lyman gave rs very instructive address and
asked that Loyal Lodge increase its member
membership to ~ least twenty more 10 the pres
cot year.
The reports Of the present year are encouraging
and the activity si the members eommenosb e.
M Collins gave an Interesting account Of the
financial department OF the work. snd o, ucIe
Joe gave demonstration OF brothery love
mat spirit Of frsternalism that exists 10 this
great Order. he also Was very gallant 10 nis
remarks 10 the ladies who in their turn were
very faEorably impressed with Uncle Joe
Grand Master Ezekiel Cooper was unable TO b.
present owing to he death Of his father, and
resolutions Of coincidence we're offered to b.
sent 10 the bereaved brother aud 10 be spread
upon the minutes. II was a source Of regret
also, thai Prof. Carroll Was unable 70 be present,
a. II 10 considered great privilege to hear him /
t4lE. Past Grsnd Master, E f. Melvin. gave a /
very Interesting address and q short account Of
his Trip to Louisville, Ky. and BY bis cordiality
made every one feel at home. Speeches were
also made by DR.. W. +. H0ey, Howard Moore
Prof. 81. l.. Hydorn, l. W. Belts jacob Counsel
Vim cod ofh I
The following members were installed as follows:
rast Master, NJ. l. Hydorn. Master Workman
Il. A. Werey; Foreman, Arthur Melvin; over
ieer Henry Hargsdine; Guide, watson Belts;
inside Watch, A. Ii. Wheatey; Outside Watch,
L H. Palmer. Alter the exercises ice cream
md cake were served in abundance and the re.
nainder Of the evening was devoted TO sJciaDi-
'y and every one present had a royal good time
Howard wiz promip ent farmer near Town
net with a most unfortunate accident on Mon.
Ay. he was assisting in shelling corn at Thos
lsrk's farm. His right hand became caught
! the corn shelter, and his thumb, fore-nnger
nd portions Of the middle finger OF Bis rigAi
and were about torn away. Dr. ". F. Hoey d
ressed the wounds, and Mr.. Wix is doing Is a
ell as can be expected under the circum.
Ances.
NV u W nNAAaH kAeAGnGu NuOu EGEmQ
sunday morning In the "a. g. Church, aud d
Ills Queen sang q solo which was greatly sp.
eeisted.
In the evening fine program was rendered
the Sunday School. The children were well
lined and did splendidly in their various paris
d rejected great credit on their instructors
On Saturday evening aboutsixty friend gave
!. and Mn. Henry Hargadine surprise party
honor Of their guests, Mr.. and Mrs Noble and
}, Of Philadelphia and Nj. and Mn Henry
Igadine. Of near Viola. The surprise was
lply complete, and a very delightful evening
q spent
IN Friday An- Leah Davis had narrow es.
'e from what might have proven d serious
When she lighted her gas iliue stove she +
nd that the gasoline had eVsrnowed from q
cup, and in an instant the flames had reached \
ceiling aHd surroundings. Her call for help
= respond ID TO At once. and her neighbors
siDple and Mr. Moore fortunately thought
urn on the gaso ine. and the flames we're soon
inguhhed.
he young people OF the town gave their an.
] Easter dance on Tuesday evening large
nber OF people we're present Pierce Bros
Breme Bros. furnished the music for the
-siou. Refres menH were served At late
:. Guests were present from all the nearby
nG
very pleasant surprise psrty was given to
. Charles Spencer st the spencer Farms"
dondRy evening BY her Frederick friend. H.
1r Of her guest, Miss Norris, OF Philadelphia
evening Was delightfully."- spent in music
es etc. There were also fecitaiions by
Mary Posties and Lawrence Cain Miss
is delightfully."- entertained The party by
Il several recitatiOns. Her powers Of elo-
N we're truly wonderful, and 1t was con
ed a rare treat 70 be privileged to hear her.
sshmenu we're served, and the guests de. l. ,
ID al late hour, having spent pleasant %
ng. HO
= Eliza Whitley has returned from an ex.
d visit 70 Dover.
lie Queen, who hsS been visiting his mother
TO Norfolk 70 resume work.
renee Harrington, OF South Goruaik. Conn
me home on q several weeks vacation.
Elijah Wooters nas been quite sick forsey
eeks, but is improving.
son Belts, Jr., gave O'Clock dinner on
ay evening 10 his little friends. Burr,
=, Ira Garbuu, Everett wilson. Orviue
and Townsend Harrington.
es Edna ana InOgene Dill ofWrlov Grove
'een visiting Mis- Margaret George
: Boone Is suffering with a mashed finger
'ult oi an accident At Numsen's caunerg.
Carlisle, sr, who has been quite ill il
lug
Katherine AcNichsel is qnue sick this M
iesdav morning, Miss Pear Kemp put
sucks OF wood 10 the stove Ia an iu -
lerewas an explosion, the stove pipe aud 81
ere blown on the stove. the fre-board h.
oWn and an immense quantity ofsootI
hes from the chimney dlled the room. q
she had been using gasoline for clean 7
ihes and had poured it in the wood pile
ird. Her hair and eyebrows we're singed
was badly heightened