Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
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hohiC Vi MIS-. marry harrington On III
day evening of last week for the regular
business meeting and social. Mrs. Kate
Boone and Mrs. Sara Smithers were in
charge of the program as follows Sing
ing by the Society, America" Select
Reading, Mrs. A. W. Carrow; Contest,
Apples - Singing, Annie Laurie, ="
with banjo accompaniment by Miss Bes-
sic Emerson; Game, THE Commercial
Business, introduced by Mrs. Kate
Boone. Mrs. G. W. Bounds and Mrs.
Helen Carlisle were presented with apples
and apple blossoms in the contest of the
Apples. A very pleasant evening was
spent. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Herman Vinyard, of
near town.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Miss Susan McKnitt in May, and with
Mrs. Albert Wheatley in June.
Mr. Bearman and Charles Faulkner,
each have had concrete pavements
put in front of their homes.
There is a large catch Of trout now on
at Bowers. and prices are low.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitten, of Seaford,
are visiting relatives in town.
Captain Joseph Whitaker, of Philadel-
phia, captain of one of the steamboats, of
the Old Dominion Line, has been visit
ing his cousins Mrs. Rim Sipple and
James Emerson. He will visit his sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Johns, of Omaha, next
week.
Misses Elizabeth and Susie Frazier,
Mary, Alice and Bryan Lindale, were
visitors last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blocksom have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Patter-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, of Whining.
ton, spent Sunday with W. C. Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hairgrove, Of
Camden, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rawley Slaughter on Sunday.
Mrs. Wheeler Kern and son are visit
ing her parents, Nr and Mrs. John Cod
win.
Mrs. Geo. Fowler and son Kenneth, of
Phila., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bethards.
Rev. G. w. Bounds is planning to have
an attractive Decoration Day service at
Barratts Chapel on Tuesday afternoon,
Nay 3Oth. All Grand Army men and
var veterans are invited to be present.
There will be music and speaking.
Mrs. Annie Burton is having her prop
.rty ON Market street repainted as fol-
ows Ira Downe's drug store, S. W
,ook's residence, Thos Spurry's har
less shop, W. c. Tomlinson's bakery,
nd w illiam Wilson'S hardware store.
Mrs. Mary Harvey and Mrs. V. Hance
Ward, of Norfolk, Va, has been guests
t the parsonage of Rev and Mrs. G. W
bounds
Mrs. James Spurry has been confined
o the house the past week from step
ing on rusty nail. but is improving at
his writing.
J. S. Reynolds has had an artesian
veil driven at the near of his cannery.
The concrete building for the water
rorks machinery is in the course Of con
truction. The two artesian wells have
n excellent flow of good water
Miss Sallie Kirk gave a complete re-
ort of the recent State Sunday School
onvention last Sunday
Mrs. Fannie Cook has been OH the sick
list for several days.
Mrs. James Grier, who has been con
ned to her bed for dumber of weeks,
S a result of broken hip, is now able
, be out of bed and we hope to see her
bout soon. ,
A very interesting Temperance service
i'll be held in Trinity NJ. Z. Church on
unday evening Special program has
cen arranged Echoes of Mrs. Armor's
elton speech will be given. Everybody v
lvited.
The home of VIM. Hill, of near Fred
-ica, was the scene of a very pretty we'd '
ng recently, when Mr.. Hills brother,
'hn, was married by Kew. u. W. bounus
Miss Rose Ridinger, of Phila. )
The Jr. department of the NJ. E. Sun r.
" School, in charge of Mrs. Bounds p
Id Mrs. Cooper, will give a social this Ii
-iday evening, beginning at S p. m.
e cream, cake and pies will be on sale. G
Mrs. Wiggs and her cabbage patch" Il
III be there. Everybody invited to help
e cause along. z.
Hugh Palmer, the ten-year-old son Of Il
ugh Palmer, Sr., fell from bicycle on .
onday and broke his arm. DR.. w. F.
oey reduced the fracture. This is the =
cond time the arm has been broken in " "
year. 70
III DRLAWARR. MARYLAND AND VIR- Sy