Milford chronicle., 1913-04-11
FREDERICK.


Rev. W. Jones. who succeeds Rev
G. W. Bounds, will occupy the NJ. E
pulpit next Sunday.
Large congregations assembled in tn
church last Sunday to hear Rev. Bounds
/ farewell sermon. " The attendance il
the Sunday School was also splendid
Rev. and Mrs. Bounds leave a host o
| friends who regret their departure, bu
wish them every success in their ney
surroundings. They have been enter
tanned past week by friends in and nea
town. Their presence will be especial,
missed in the Sunday School. where the
labored increasingly for its welfare.
On Sunday evening Miss Madelyr
Favinger. youngest daughter of Mr. anC
Mrs. Cyrus B. Favinger, was united il
marriage to Samuel c. Morgan. The
wedding took place at the home of the
parents, Rev. G. W Bounds performing
the ceremony. Only the nearest rela.
tives of the bride and groom were present
The bride was beautifully dressed in
white embroidered voile and carried white
flowers. They left on the same evening
for their home in Milford Neck, where
Mr.. Morgan will engage in farming
Both are popular young people and have
the best wishes of the community.
Mrs. A. W. Carrow, who has been i'll
with tonsilitis, is much improved.
Fifty-fiv dollars were raised here last
week for the Red Cross relief fund, to be
sent to the sufferers in the Middle West.
The Ladies Society will meet this Fri
day evening. April llth, at the home of
Mrs. Mary A. Boone. who will be assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. J. Counsel
man and Mrs Lacy.
The young folks gave a surprise party
last Thursday evening to Miss Frances
Wilson. They report very delightful
time.
Mrs. S. ". Darby is visiting in Media
and Philadelphia.
Mrs f. A. Burton entertained a number
of relatives and friends at a dinner last
week in honor of her friend, Miss Sallie
Coursey, Of Camden.
Quite number of our citizens went to
Dover to witness the presentation of the
portrait Of the Hon. Thomas F. Bayard.
The Mosely farm in Milford Neck was
sold at public sale here last Saturday.
The purchaser was Ex-Representative
B. +. Cooper.
The property in Frederica owned BY
the late William GRAY, but better known
as Calvin Tootle, - colored, was sold at
public sale on Saturday, the purchaser
John Camper.
George W. Spurry has purchased an
Miss Rose Widen. Mrs. J. Hall Ander-
son and children were the guests of Mrs. |
Lizzie n. Hall this week.
The Fredarica 1rffrfrf y, 81 At f1t % ftoNna I
1f Mrs. Arthur Melvin last Saturday /
evening and the following officers were
elected President, Miss Elsie Wilcutts;
Watson K. Belts; secre-
ary, Mrs. Laura Moore; treasurer, Mrs.
Nettie Jester; entertainment committee,
Prof. Howard Moore, Mifs Swartz, Miss
Nilcutts and Miss Darby.
Farmers were paid thirty-one cents
Der pound for butter fat during the
Month of March.
Miss Cora Clark, of Dover, is the guest
# Mrs. Elma Sapp.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hirsch, of Mil
ord, were guests of P. 7. Carlisle, Sr.,
his week
Mrs. Annie Reynolds has had fine
oPing put around her lot at Barratts
,hapel.
WI. anu MIS- H. r burton are NlSluuE
d Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. Eliza Torbert, of Camden. y. j..
as been visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry
laCklin.
Miss Sallie Coursey. of Camden, is
isiling Mrs. Annie Hopkins.
Farmers are busy hauling lime this
eek from large barge lying at the !
harf
Joseph Frazier is in Philadelphia on !
usiness this week.
Miss Elma Cook spent several days
st week with Mr. and Mrs Wilbur
IcIlvaine
Mrs Harry F. Mitten and daughter
orthy spent last week in Philadelphia.
Mr. James Grier was on the sick list ?
eek, but IS much improved.
Mrs. Sara Kern is visiting relatives in
Miss Rose Conner was the rec ipient of .
splendid PLAYER piano from her parents ;,
her recent birthday. y