Milford chronicle., 1913-01-03
FREDERICK.

The one hundredth anniversary OF th'
erection of the first Methodist Eplscopa
Church of this town, which was TO nav
been held the last week of December
will commence Sunday, January otn,
1920 a. m. when Rev. H. G. Budd, Il Il
ID. will preach. At 2 p. m. DR.. ATSu TSu
will address the Sunday School Mo-
speakers for Sunday evening AMI o.
day evening have not been ser no,,er
this writing. Rev. T. J. Sard M
will preach on Tuesday ever Services
pastor is trying to secure sdeInb;a ~
Of Prof. J. b. Daley of PEEbbe he npbiic 1iG i ie
sing at all of the services &C. saT,,;los
cordially lIVlIeu No ~ a.Oe! Camper gave
MI. an0 mIs: eloe at "Hillcrest"
on Saturday afternOc eSsnas and an
to forty guests. Mansed tbe hours to
nuated conversatl'he guests wish Mr..
pass an to9 sOoninany more years of
life and prospe' Society will meet this
The Ladies If the weather be favor
Friday eyenle of Mrs. CaGIie Wheat |
able at the. If stormy at the home
ley near tbeth Burton. Mrs. Hettie !
OF Mrs. FalsO assist in entertaining. |
Palmery is requested to meet at the |
lhe SO Mrs. Julia Darby by seven
homeharp as Messrs. Wheatley and
o cl' will be there with cOnveyances
ia who wish to ride.
Icon DoWnes gave a party on Mon
IN honor of his birthday.
Jorothy Mltten gave party in honor
her birthday on Tuesday.
Last Friday little Mildred Killen, the
two and half year old daughter of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Killen of this town, met with
an accident which caused her death on :
Sunday. Her older sister in putting /
wood in the stove overturned a pot of
boiling coffee which splashed over the J
child scalding it terribly The little suf- a
terer fingered until Sunday when death
released it. Funeral services were held S
on Tuesday morning, Rev. George w. n
Bounds conducting the services, and in
terment was made in Harrington Gene v
terry, Harry F. Mitten conducting the e.
funeral. The heartfelt parents have the Il
sympathy of the community for their
great sorrow. is
The Willing Workers met at the home P
of Mrs. Annie Lord on last Friday even
ing. The following officers were elected Al
Tor the present term President, Mrs.
Annie B. Harrington Vice President, Al
Mrs. Sallie George; Treasurer, Mrs.
Josephine Carey Secretary, Mrs. Laura ht
Spurry; Assistant. Mrs. Nettie Hall. fir
The next meeting will be held at the w
home of Mrs. Eliza Macklin. 81,
There has been considerable moving to
m our town this year. Mrs. Annie Hop ",
Sins moved into her property on Market ed
Street vacated by John Coverdale who
moved into the property where Samuel MI
jook lived. Mr.. Cook moved into the ev
residence vacated by Mrs. Celia Martin GI
Who has moved where Mrs. Hopkins ho
ived. Mrs. Elma Sapp moved from her ali
arm to town on Tuesday and occupies MI
he house recently vacated by George
Velch. Mr.. Killen has moved on Mrs.
app 5 farm. Samuel Bennett has moved
1to the Killen house and Mrs. SalIie
iail has moved where Mr.. Bennett lived. :
amuel Brown has retired from farming ,o-
no occupies the residence he purchased -
I Mrs. Hall. Charles Thomas has moved ~,
40 the house vacated by Elijah WOot- H.
RS who has moved into the house va lS' "
ated by Elwood Smith who occupies eI eI
here Mr. Thomas lived Jester GRAY ~. IOl
as moved on his own farm and A. WI ~
tevenson has retired from farming and III. S.Io
,cuples the house vacated by Mr.. GRAY.
r. Stevenson S son Leslie has moved ~. ~
the farm. Allan Richards occupies ~. SOi
r Derriekson's farm. Dy
Mrs. Emma Palmer went to Philadel-
ia last week to do some shopping and III
ID her pocketbook stolen containing T,I. Ylu
7enty-tiye dollars and her steamboat w,
,ket l9S
Miss Carolyn Hudson. of Denton. Md, aft,
n ybe bs., r-i,',., r,C, imam n. =. were coU
nees in her honor. rii,,
Mss Katherine Spurry. of Philadel- s'PE p
ia, IS spending several days with rela- Of y
es this week 49,
Mrs. Lydia Hvdorn, who has been on Pr nj
sick list number Of weeks, is able moe
be out again. tha
drs. Anna Cole and daughter Dorothy. Sn+i Ss1
Wilmington, are visiting Mr.. and 6ftT
S. James E. Boone. A >
ohn B. townsend attended the Sea wol
lance this week 80.
Rogers, of near town, has been NJ
X list this week roia,
w... Hudson, Jr., while playing ton
week, fell and broke his NJ
Our guIhe little fellow is getting and
sale every g.,
MoRGee, of PHILADELPHIA. has VIII VIII
ler grandmother, Mrs. n
COntT 1l., scho
The undersit NJ g. II I4 41eli 5oIeU, OI days
on all kinds Of Iiarf Il9ey were the Josh
ieIli. Srsen ~ iutsiiu stnra MIS- W. r doey Man
An sl,I1ef experience Z, E 49,, and
my references. u Deacon 5 BUSINESS Mi
South MILFORD week WIN ms par HObl
.J.4sIl howard hudson. home
IS Vislting Fhlia- day
fNn60l- Jal
IlUuULN harrington, OF to Il
V..ar,,..a oeen visiting Mr. Otwe
. ssI5' lily OF
om0e Ah1 TsI5 eSu a. uaughter, :ei D9To- Gro by M