Milford chronicle., 1911-09-29
FREDERICA.

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Rally Day will be observed in Trim
ity NJ E. Sunday School on next Sun
day afternoon, October 1st. A good at
tendance is urgently requested.
Vacations are over, and it is time t,
get ready for work.
We want a good showing from tn,
adult, junior and primary classes mex
Sunday. Last Rally Day" the attend
ance was fine, and it is desired that il
will be even better next Sunday.
The South Murderkill Hundred sun.
day School Convention will be held al
Barratt' Chapel on Wednesday, October
4th. A splendid program has been pre-
pared and the public is cordially invited
to be present. Mrs. Mary A. Boone and
Mrs. G. w. Bounds have been elected
as delegates to attend the convention.
John Russell has improved fis prop
erty by the addition of bath room.
Numsen s, Sons expect to begin can
ming sweet potatoes next week, which
wiHfgive employment to quite a number
of men and women.
A business meeting of the Frederica
Alumni Association was held at the home
of Mrs. Laura Moore on Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Mary A. Boone attended the W.
c. T. U. Convention in Milton as a dele
gate this week.
Mrs. E. A. Burton and Mrs. Eliza
also attended the convention.
Henry Hargadine has purchased
building lot of S. W. Darby adjoining
Mr.. Darby and c. H. Speel. Work of
residence has been begun. |
Mr.. Hargadine expects to have his new
nome ready for occupancy the first of
next year. Ralph Wilson will occupy
he residence vacated by Mr.. Hargadine.
Mys. J. B. Derrickson and daughter
Nary, are visiting in Virginia and South
,aroliua.
Lollis Queen is visiting his mother,
Irs. Allan Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman, Of Fraukford. /
nd Miss Raphael and L. Bailey of Phila-
elphia were the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
B. Derrickson last week.
Miss Mary Horsey of near FELTON,, has
eturned to her grandparents Mr.. and
lrs. James Bennett, to attend the pub
C schools here.
Miss Name Marson is in Philadelphia
iying new goods for the millinery bus
less. She will reopen the business at !
sr home the first Of next week. Her
itrons are pleased that she has decided
remain in Frederica, as her work has (
.en very satisfactory. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Patterson, of !.
were the guests of Mr.. and =
rs. Harry Patterson over Sunday. q
Mrs Sallie R. Grier and grandson, 8
-ier Emory, spent Saturday and sun
y with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas d
nory.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter S. Camper. their
ms, Walter and William, Mrs. Lizzie
hee and daughter, Estella, Mr.. and A
rs. Thomas B. Emory, Mr.. and Mrs. VI
illip Donovan and sons. Percy and nj
orge took an auto trip to Newark, Del, NJ
t Saturday. be
!. Stanley Hoy, secretary of the Del E
.rvia Public Service Corporation Co., TO
10 has been attending to the water at
rks here, has been i'll for several ed
eks and as he was threatened with H
'hoid fever went to the Delaware Hos he
al in Wilmington for treatment last
nday, w,
Albert Warrington has recently re- ba
ded from Philadelphia hospital. C.
ere he was operated on for appendi- IL,
s, but is still in poor health. -,
.. S. Hopkins is quite sick again at g,
5 writing.
lrs. Herman Vinyard is convalescing s'ii
n an attack of typhoid fever and is Oe
E to be out Of bed Mr.. Vinyard is 0e'
ut the same and we hope to report
cOnvalescence soon. IN
larry Minner is getting along nicely gre
: and we hope to see him out soon. sur
tina
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