Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
FREDERICK.

Last sunday afternoon 3 special " visionary
program was rendered as follows;
Singing BY congregation Jesus shall Reign:
Prayer. yer......................R Rev. g. ". Boun q
Reciisiiol='Wstcb, Prey and woTE'' -.
Recitation-"Don'I Forget" Frances Wilson
1at Reeitation-W Tiac, bid ..i'.'! '.--
Recita,ion-"Help SOMEBODY" Maud Palmer
singing by Choi ..;.......-. over lhe Woflo
Recitatipn-"A Pies Tor the Heathen" ..........
Elizabeth Han
Recitation. hidren' sOferiug Lucille Palmer
Recitstion-"Is It Nothing To Yon" .;s.....-
singing by Choir-"Past the Good Tidings
Along" Observation-Disclosures. ...................
snging-"Speed a way ....'..,-
/ Colieciion-P NJ. l.. HvdoTn's class was the
banner class for the month.
/ Rev. g. W. Bounds class was the bRDn 7
class for the year. having contributed t59.OO
The total collection in the Sunday School for
! foreign missions for the year was S225 D. This
| is the largest collection ever raised here for
foreign missions. There were three hundred
and three present IN the Sunday School.
John W. Townsend wss elected trustee OF
the NJ. E. Church on Tuesday evening BY a
unanimous vote to succeed the late Robert ".
Reynolds.
The revival services will continue another
week at the NJ. E. Church The church is
crowded nightly TO hear the Berge Sisters aing.
Their nnRing IL much appreciated, a. Il Is
sermons in song Rev. Charles Atkins. Of
Viola. preached 4 helpfnl sermon on Tuesday
evening. Dr. X. X. Stephenson will preach on
Friday evening. Everybody invited to the ser
vices.
The willing WorkeH met Al the home Of
Mrs Annie GOdwiB Harrington, on South
Market street, last Friday evening. Mrs Annie
Rogers, as chairman Of the committee, pre-
pared program that was very much appre-
clated. The nine ladies Of the committee we're
in Martha Warrington costumes, and served
refreshments. Tue rooms were beautifully
decorated IN patriotic cOiOra and patriotic airs
we're sung. Mrs Remich read poem entitled
"George W ashinston;' recitation, "The Village
Blacksmith by Mrs Margaret MillmaRs and
reading what Little Boy Thinks About
Things" Mrs. R. T. Harrington; q memory
contest in which Mrs. Carrie Palmer was the
winner At a late hour TIE guests departed,
having spent very pleasant evening 70 meet
at the home Of Nrs. Matte Blanchard this
month.
Woodward Cooper has purchased Of Paris
Levich, the farm known az the "Old Bonniwell
Mill Farm"
The Ladies AID will meet at the home Of
Mrs William spurry on Saturday evening |
March 4th.
The steamer FTederioR will leave Frederick |
on March 9TH at q. m, TO be overhsuled. She |
will receive freight and passengers as usual.
she lie at present receiving the finishing |
touches OF paint.
The town fathers are going 10 put water |
works in the town. The mat erial for building /
the sane Will be brought down on the steamer
Frederica. They will be built by the same
company that built the Wyoming water works.
Brinkley Macklin gave party at his home
on February 25tb, 10 honor Of his seventeenth /
birthday. A large Dumber OF friends we're
prrst nj and spent E merry evening.
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Rogers, Mr. Aaa ROg
ers aba Mis- Bertha ROgerS attended the we'd
dug Of Miss Hattie Cullen 70 Mr. John Gil. Of
on Wednesday.
MTs. EaIis Boone spent several days last
week with her sister. NM. W. r. Jacoba OF
smyrna
John Boone, OF Wilmington, has been sick
the past week at The home Of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Foster Boone. he is improving NJ
this writing,
AaANgAoAHA aAAAHg hgAN = NgAg gaAlE
meeting last satureRy eveRing Mrs. Mary l.
DerricksOn gave e very interesting paper on
cake Making" Mrs. Alice Melvin read
paper on scientific Housekeeping" and Mrs.
Eli Gains paper was re.rsad on The MOdel
iraBee Husband" The open meeting an
lounced for next week. March 18th, has been
allied Uh Indefinitely and Rn initiation OF new
nem berH wiliLake place instead.
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title friends on Wednesday afternoon In honor
4 her birthday. most delightful afternoon
Iaa spent by the little tO;s playing games. Re s
reshmeRts were served, and the little folks de
'aTted, wishing her many happy returns Of the
ay. :
Mrs. Mary rHvinger has returned nom q visit =
D her son, Charles Fssinger, OF Walden, Mas.
Dr. ana Mrs. T. " Cahall have returned
rom q months stay Al Dover.
Mr. Neal, superintendent Of the ChildIens
lone Of New York. wa the guest Of ". {.
leredith This week.
Mn. Edward Meredith Of Milford Neck, 10
Sitting Mrs. Celia Martin.
Mr.. l.. s. Hopkins, Mr.. A. W. sRpp, Mr.. and :
Ire. b. " Vinysrd aud family, we're in Phila. =
slpbia last week.
Miss Clara Fisher nRd Miss Glars Gambler :,
4
ere the guests Of Mn. Emma Fisher last week
sses Hester SpurTy and Frances Cook we're
e guests OfMiss Mary Hopkins over Saturday. ~
Mrs. Ida Holt Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
~. Benz. Lewis Mrs. Lewis who Is quite ~ Z
improving II
Mrs. Eliza A. Ktrsey OF Viols, died on Febru 70
y 2sd, aged 20 years. Funeral services we're
Id at her late residence on Saturday morn.
g, Rev. Charles Atkins conducting the ser &C
ces lnterment was made at Barratt's
iapel, b. F. Mltten directing the funeral. vi
Iohn D. Emory, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Emory died on Wednesday. March Let, 1911, VI
Ter lingering illness OF several nOnths, aged
years. Funeral services will be neld on Fri :"
y afternoon at o'clock from nis late rest
nee, the Rev. G. W. Bounds. pastor Of the N ne
Church, conducting the Obseoules and inter-
ent at BaFratt's Chapel Cemetery. bu
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