Milford chronicle., 1911-02-03
FREDERICA.

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il with sadness that We record the death Of Mrs
sallie E. Harrington, who passed away on rndsy
evening January 9th aged forty-nine years f1er
| health had been falling long time but she bore
her suffering with patience and true christian tor
/ titude, and the end was peaceful She Will not
/ only be sadly missed in the home circle, but by
numerous neghbors and friends to whom she had
been a true friend in the hour Of sadness. In her
quiet unobtrusive manner. she was among the hr't
| to offer her services when death visited the home
and many hearts are sorrowing to-day over the loss
Of such friend. She was a member OF the NJ. l.
Church. and one Of the Sunday School class OF Will
ing Workers. The aoral emblems Of love and SYM
/ pathy were many and beautiful, and their sweet
fragrance was type Of the soul that had LETT its
earthly tenement. The NJ E. Choir sang The
Home of the Soul Lead Kindly Light and
shall We Meet Beyond the River and her pas
tor Rev C. W. Bounds paid beautiful tribute to
her memory Besides her husband she IS survived
BY an only son, Clarence NJ. Harrington Of South
| Nor,valk, Conn. The bereaved family has our ten
der sympathy lntement made in baTTatt
Cemetery H. F. Mitien directing the funeral. The
family wishes to thank their many friends for their
kindness during the hours Of sickness and death
Friday evening Of last week, about sixty friends OF
Mr. and Mrs Harry F. Mitten gave them surprise
party at their beautiful new home. An abundance
Of refreshments were brought along and the merry
making continued until late hour. There were
reeitatons by Mrs Mary Postlesi Miss Mary Butler
and Lawrence Cain. A most delightful evening
was spent bv al present
The Willing Workers met with Mrs Margaret
Ryan last Tuesday evening for the regular monthly
business meeting and social. After the literary and
musical program was rendered, the evening was
devoted to sociability. Thirty-hve member and
three visitors were present.
Rev. C. ". Bounds has invited his Sunday School
class to his home on the evening OF February 10Th
It being his birthday anniversary. The next social
will be held at the home Of Mrs. Robert NJ Harrns-
ton, February 9th.
Miss Mabel Truitt Of Milford, is the guest Of Mrs
Ralph Wilson.
Miss salHe Kirk is visiting DR. and Mrs. Manship
Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Moore, Of Virginia is the guest Of Rev. and
Mrs. C. W. Bounds.
James Mcfarland and Carlisle Conner have en-.
tered into partnership, and engaged in the meat
business in the sto1eroom adjoining Thomas Con.
ners residence two doors from the store Of the Fra
zier Store Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets At the home Of
Mrs. Mary Postles this Friday evening.
Herman Postles is III with attack Of measles.
Mrs. Sarah Mtten, our Oldest resident, celebrated
her s7th birthday las, Friday, by giving family
dinner. She received shower Of postcards and
letters rendering best wishes for q eOntnuAnee Of
her peaceful life. We are glad to offer our con-
EratulatiOns and wish her many more yeaFu Of
happiness
We have JUS, leaned Of the death Of Mr.. Henry |
Lynch, Of near town who has been III long time
The widow has our sympathy in her home Of sad
ness.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Boone spent last week with
her dsught-r.in-ls,v, Mrs. Mary Boone
Miss Grace Darby continues to improve in health
and is now able to receive her friends. We hope
10 see her out again soon.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Wheatley are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Scott. Of Aurora, Indiana.