Milford chronicle., 1913-01-24
FREDERICK.

A week ago Rev. G. w. Bounds an
nOunced that apleasant surprise awaited
the congregation for last Sunday even.
ing. Many were the conjectures of to
tn enature of the event, from the possible
coming of the Berge Sisters and Prof.
Daley to the arrival of some former
pastor but all were wide of the mark.
At the anniversary service two weeks
ago Rev. Bounds announced that a new
bible was badly needed for the pulpit
stand. On last Sunday evening he pre-
sented to Trinity Church, in behalf of
DR.. William F. Hoey, a splendid new
bible to grace the the pulpit stand
Following the presentation the choir
sang Ny Mothers Bible" By re-
quest Mr.. A. w. Carrow sang very eff
fectively "Only a Veil Between. Z"
There was no sermon, but members of
the congregation then read passages of
scripture, teaching that the bible should
be read carefully and pra; erfully. Ap-
propriate hymns were sung; closing
with 'The Home Gathering" and a
general hand shaking. Dr. HOey's gift
was much appreciated by the church
and especially by the pastor.
The Women's Christian Temperance
LAiOA WAAA AAoAu HdAlOL AlGtLiuk NlOl-
day evening, January 9th, at the home
of Mrs. Matte Blanchard all the male
members rre especially invited to be
present. An interesting program is
being prepared by Mrs Bounds and
Mrs. Laura Moore. Refreshments will
be served. The next business meeting |
will be held in February, at the usual |
time at the home of Mrs. Foster Boone. |
A good attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers and |
Mrs. Livy Rogers attended a reception ]
at Denton this week, at the home of /
Mrs. L. 2. Fisher, given in honor of her
brother George Salisbury and his bride
Quite a number of our citizens at
tended the inaugural ceremonies at
Dover on Tuesday.
On Wednesday of last week Mrs.
Thomas V. Cahall gave a reception in
the Century Club Rooms at Dover. The
following ladies' from Frederick were
present Mrs. John B. Derrickson,
Mrs. Emma Townsend, Mrs. Harry F.
Mitten, Miss Alice Mitten, Mrs. Henry
Hargadine. Mrs. Albert w. Boone,
Miss Bessie Emerson, Mrs. Eliza White
ley, Mrs. L. L. Carlisle, Mrs. Rachel
Carlisle, Mrs, l. W. Belts and Mrs.
Watson K. Belts.
j. Frank Booth, of Denton, Md, and
N r. johnson, of Pennington, are the ,
guests of John S. Reynolds.
Mrs. Benjamin F. Burton is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
On Wednesday evening at the M. E. 4 4
Parsonage, Miss Anna Moody of this :
town and Stanley McCargo, of Narbeth,
"a, We're united IN marriage by Rev, I
G. w. Bounds
Miss Maroarot Caoro,o boe hoo, ,.;;4 [
ing friends in Willow Grove and Dover l
this week. I
David H. Robbins spent several DAYS q
in Wilmington last week.
David A. Conner of Milton, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Mitten. =
James Bethards has returned from "
a visit to Philadelphia. n
Miss Catherine McMichael of Milford,
s visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and q
Mrs. 7. Kirk. u
Rev. G. w. Bounds was a Whining 1
ton visitor on Wednesday. o
Mrs. John B. Derrlckson spent sew
eral days in Dover this week. :,
On Friday evening of last week Mrs. "
Autta Salevan and Mrs. Sallie Williams n
invited host of friends to a " Miscel-
aneous Shower" to be given to the
lewly welded couple, Mr.. and Mrs. u
Herman Roe, of near Magnolia. Many y
handsome and useful gifts were received o.
md most delightful evening was spent. u
Ar. and Mrs. Roe had provided an
abundance of refreshments to which all a.
bid ample justice. Those present were: n
)r. and Mrs. James Martin, Mr.. and az
1rs. David Wilcutts, Mr.. and Mrs. yy'
ieorge Wilcutts, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry N
Mr. and Mrs. William Dono- "a
an, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Donovan, Mr.. oe
nd Mrs, w. C. Salevan, Mr.. and Mrs. OF
:. G. Salevan, Mr. and L. FARRELL, Mr.. q
nd Mrs John Wilcutts, Mr.. and Mrs. m
amuel Saxton, James Satterfield and =.
on, Mrs John Lindale, Mrs. Elmer "
Mrs. L. johnson, Mrs. John ~
hambers. Miss Luln johnson, Miss 10 az
purry ahd Mrs. Lizzie Cohee. w w