Milford chronicle., 1913-07-18
FREDERICK.

Our town was shocked and saddeued
last Thursday TO learn of the death OF
Mrs. Ralph Wilson. She died at the
Hahnemann Hospital, where she had
undergone an operation on Wednesday.
Mrs Wilson was highly respected in this
/ community, and a member of the NJ. E
I Church. Hers was a lovely character.
and her gentle ministrations will be sadly
missed in the home circle 70 which she
was so devoted. Funeral services were
held at her late residence on SUNDAY
Rev. I.sW. Jones officiating a profus-
ion of beautiful fowers-silent express
SONS OF sympathy-were sent bv many
friends The deceased was thirtv-eight
yeas of age. InterInent was made in
Barratt 5 Cemetery. Harry F. Mitten di-
recting the funeral She is sorrowed bv
her husband and two children. Fannie
and Everett, who have the sincere svn-
pathy of the community.
On July 5th, Mrs. LOWE Sipple. wife
of James H. Sipple, of ThompsonviJle |
passed away. Funeral services were held
in Barratts Chapel on Tuesday. Rev
Davis officiating. He paid a beautiful !
tribute to the memory of the deceased 4
who was consistent member and faith
tul worker in the Milford Neck Church.
She was siXty-two years of age. and
leaves husband, two daughters Mrs
Maud Biddle, Mrs Sadie Nolan. and a
son, Harry Goodwin Intermept was
made in Barratt 5 Cemetery. Harry +.
Mitten directing the funeral. The sor-
owing relatives have our svmpathv for
heir sad bereavement.
Twilight services are being held every
sunday evening IN the NJ. +. Church
Everybody invited.
On Saturday the distressing news :
cached our town of the terrible automo- ]
lle accident, which resulted in the death
i Mrs. Charles Wingate. She was well v
nd tayorably known here and al Bow q
rs, where she spent many summers
nth her family and her untimelv death C
a source Of regret. At this writing O
II. Wingate IS still seriously i'll in the "
ospital and his many friends here ten
er their expressions Of sympathy for S,
is great sorrow. K
The Ladies Aid Society Of Barratt's
hapel had very profitable and pleas +
II meeting on July 1st, with Mrs. Cora
'ilcutts. The decorations were in the c,
auonal colors and patriotic music furu. h,
he'd during the evening. Ice cream e.
I'd cake were served in abundance
wing to the warm weather, the meet NJ
gs are postponed until September lst. d.
Mrs. Rebecca Clancy and children of
ooklyn, n. y, and Mrs. Gertrude II
verdale, visited relatives here this ds
.ek tn
James B. Anderson has been quite sick
several weeks. dr.
Mrs. Mary f. Stevenson has returned an
m visit to Bowers.
J. ). Reynolds attended the funeral of Of
s. Charles Wingate in Philadelphia de
$ week.
IN Saturday afternoon a game Of ball tel
S played between the High School Ca
IS and the married men, resulting in Co
1ctory for. the former. sn,
IN Monday Mrs. Luther Rash went Pc
to rob her bee hives, and found some vei
had stolen two caps containing about ev,
enty pounds of honey. car
larry Fisher lost his horse on Monday. j
E horse was sold and was to be deliv- the
q to the purchaser that day, but death few
med it. ory
Irs. Alice Wix and children, of Har- /
}ton, are visiting Mrs Stephen Belts. da,
ohm Kirk, Of Harrington. has been her
ting his brother, Thomas Kirk. inc
lrs. Mary Boone has been on the sick s
for several weeks, but is improving. spe
Iiss Helen Jacobs. of Smyrna. is visit AIis
her aunt, Mrs. A. W. Boone. \
Irs Minnie Fowler is visiting her par the
;, Mr.. and Mrs. James Bethards. on
RS. Harry Boone is visiting relatives n
frie
iss Mabel Truitt, Of Milford, Mr.. and n
5. I. Wilson, near Houston. and Lul
. Frank Welch Of Washington. d. G.. dav
Mrs. Wm. Hendricks, Of Shawnee n
been visiting Ralph Wilson this hon
< dayl
ichasl Lohau, Of Vineland, n. u. N
t last week With Mr. and Mrs. Thos. thef
-. the