Milford chronicle., 1912-04-19
w. c. T. u. CONVENTION
MET AT FREDERICK.
A Well Rendered Program Was Given
at Each Session. Couple Married
Near Town. Children Have an
Easter Treat.

Miss Ola Bidwell, the noted singe
and viOlinist and reciter, will give al
entertainment in the town hall on Sat
urday evening, April Goth. Miss Bid
well gives only high class entertainment
that holds her audience completely from
start to finish. On her previous visit
here she made many friends by her
charming personality, who will be de-
| lighted to hear her again. Those who
have never heard Miss Bidwell have sure
ly missed something and should not fail
to avail themselves of this rare oppor-
tunity. The proceeds of the evening
will be used towards putting electric
lights in the Sunday School room. Come
out and hear Miss Bidwell and at the
same time aid worthy cause
An Easter treat was given to the
primary and beginners department Of
the M. E. Sunday School by their teach |
ers, Mrs. Mary A. Boone and Mrs. |
Laura Mitten. The little folks were
very happy and appreciated the kind |
ness of their teachers.
Mrs. l. W. Belts and children have
returned from protracted stay in
Florida.
On Tuesday evening, April 11th. Ro-
bert Rapalje and Miss Mary Dickerson I
were married at the home of the brides n
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dicker-
son, of Harrington. Rev. G. W. Bounds \
performed the ceremony. The bride
vas beautifully gOwned in white satin
md looked charming. The gifts were
numerous and handsome. Guests were
present from Dover, Houston. Rising
sun, Milford, Denton, and Pauling, N.
{. A very fine wedding repast Of
everal courses was served. The happy
Ouple will reside in Harrington.
On Tuesday evening Joseph E. Wyatt
nd Miss Annie F. Moore were married
t the NJ. E. Parsonage by Rev. G. W.
sounds. They will reside this year
18th Mr.. Wyatt's parents.
N. Y. Harrington is tearing up his
avement this week, preparatory to
lving a cement pavement put in.
j. S. Camper, the road overseer in
wn, has been putting the roads in
ape here, while E. f. Melvin has been
perintending his work on the FELTON,
ad.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Mon Institute If Kent co1nty was he. q
the M. +. Church Wednesday. Mrs.
IS. Robert Clifton, of Felton, presided
acefully over the sessions, and Mrs.
w. klllen was recording secretarv.
e F'rederica Union welcomed the Wis
rs with their usual hospitality and I
we'd luncheon in the auditorium. The n
lrch was beautifully decorated with
ted plants and early spring blossoms.
e program as announced in last weeks
le was splendidlv carried out, with
? exceptions. Several ladies' who
re unable to be present sent excellent 4
ers, which were read by Mrs. Brad
and Mrs. Smithegs- At the close of
afternoon session the children Of the
lie schools marched in and occupied
front seats. Mrs. Kate Smithers
Mrs Emma Caulk made short but
ressive talks to the childrea- At the
ming session the medal contest was
resting and appreciated by the audi |
2. The contestants all did well and
yas difficult to decide to whoul the
er medal should be given. Miss Pearl
all was the happy recipient The
T young ladies also were. given a
ltiful button, Miss Letha Joseph
few well chosen remarks awarded
prizes. The Kent county convention Il
be held in Magnolia. April 18th. Il
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IN. II
lie young people will give a dance in /
town hall on Friday evening Il
enry Carter has been the guest Of \
/ Palmer.
RS. Orpha Bethards ard Mrs. Chas.
mum have been visiting Mrs. W. Y. III
ris.
:. and Mrs. Clarence Grier, of Cam 1
N. j., who have been visiting Mrs.
enc Grier, have returned home.
r. and Mrs. j. S. Camper and family :
Mrs A. B. Harrington. were guests
Irs. VIM. Anderson and Mrs. Emma
per on Sunday at Viola.
rs. Mary Walls, of Philadelphia, who
been visiting relatives here, is now /
ing Mrs. Edgar Harrington, at
ton.