Milford chronicle., 1913-03-14
FREDERICK HAS
MANY PARTIES
Mr. Anderson Entertains Sunday School
Class. Mrs. Grier Passes Away.
Other Items.

bible. readings are held in the afternoons
which are very interesting He is a
iorceful, earnest talker, and his preach
Sng is very much enjoyed. It is disap-
p0intment MT to be able to have the
Berge Sisters with US, but owing to the
great revival in Harrington, Rev Bounds
and the officials here have consented to
release them from their engagement here
in order that they may do all the good
possible there. Their efforts have been
crowned with success, and they have the
good will and best wishes Of this COM
munity
On last Saturday evening lanes B.
Anderson entertained the Tuesday Night
class and a number of other friends in
the Sunday School room of the NJ. E. |
Church 1t was the occasion of his seth |
birthday. Mr.. Anderson IS remarkable |
lor his age often driving as far as Dover |
alone. He was a member of the build |
ing committee of the present church and |
is the only survivor of the Tuesday night |
class, which was organized forty seven
Yeas ago under his leadership. He has
been identified with all the interests of
she church these many years. and his
real and faithfulness should be an in
spuation for others. He was remember
post cards. Mr.. Anderson welcomed his
class with warm and cordial greeting
and received their congratulations, after
which refreshments were served. NAV
ne live to enjoy many more of these
pleasant reunions.
On Saturday evening the Ladies Aid
Society were entertained by Mrs. Maria
Darby. Mrs. Mary Patterson and Mrs.
Julia Darby at the home of the latter.
Miss Claramond Belts and Miss Elizabeth
Darby had charge of a very pretty pro
gram, the music especially being much !
enjoyed Miss Counselman and Miss !
Lank sang several pretty songs. Deli
Sous refreshments were served. Miss !
Rsughley and Mrs Sara Smthers will I
have charge of the program for next
meeting, which will meet at the home of .
Mrs. Mary Boone, who will be assisted
IN entertaining by Mrs. Counselman and ?
Miss Lacey. a
Our town was shocked on Tuesda;
morning to learn that Mrs. Sarah A.
Grier, wife Of James Grier had passed
away about 80 a. m, aged Is wears
She has been i'll but three days. and no
alarm was felt for her condition until a u
short time before the end came. Mrs. n
lSrier was respected by all who knew her. W
Owing to her health she seldom left her g
home, and her life was devoted to her b.
family ties, and especially to the little
grandchildren who were devoted to her al
and will miss the kind ministrations of OF
grandmother. She is survived bv her in
husband, a son. Dr. Oliver Grier. ofl G.
Pa. two daughters. Mrs. l.
Millard Hydorn and Mrs. Arthur Melvin A
lf this town Funeral services will be CT
held at her late residence Friday after er
soon and iuterment at Barratt's Gene c.
cry adjoining the chapel where the he
hmily has worshipped for many wears. 70
fhe stricken relatives have the sympathy co
II the community in their sad hour. re
Mr. and Mrs Clarence lester enter
aiuel large number of friends and re- oe
.livgs o. a dinner last Sunday in honor or
Il Mr. Jester $ twenty seventh birthday. wv
A box aud shadow social will be held IN
Z SaNtoI's School near Bowers on Fri az
ay evening, March l4th Cake and ice
Tezm VIII be on sale. If it be stormy an
% th1t iay, the social viii be held the IN
Dll0Niug Saturday evening. Proceeds pl5
or the annual picnic. Every body in ~
tied Nc
Dir aul Mrs Calvin Clark. near town, ~. ~.
ere rendered a surprise party at their 'Oi
ONE on Tuesday evening. A large num- b.,
er of friends and neighbors were present ~,
nd report Jolly time. ~
Ede Steamer Frederica left on Mon a :
~. March lOth, for Philadelphia to be a
ferhauled mo
On Saturday evening Mrs. Elizabeth an,
ouug was rendered a surprise party by J
.lstives and neighbors IN honor of her abb
tn birthday very pleasant evening The
81
ans useful gifts and post card shower. ed
were served, and her wit
lends wish her many happy returns of Rot
G day Y
The Willing Workers Social was held Sur
the home of Mrs, Henry Parker. AT WI
r the disposal of the business an en- h,
yabie program was rendered. The next but
cial will be held thic month at the sne
.ue Of Mrs. Jennie Cook IN
2 W Belts and b. +. Burton attended lev
e inauguration. tbe
Mrs Josephine Mason widow of the p
e W. II Mason, formerly of this yici foll,
b. died at the home of her daughter dav
i week in Philadelphia The BODY was nra,
snght on for interment at Barratt's revi
iapel on last Friday. The deceased The
IS sixty-uine years of age. and sister NEE
law to Mrs. William Davis, of this p
gn. The family has the sympathy OF A
my old friends here
Mrs. Sallie Grier was called last Fri
= 10 the bedside of her son, DR.. Clar-
&C r. Grier, of Camden, n. T. We
sorry to report his death on Tuesday. II
Paris Camper, of Goldey College, visit carp
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter pror
mper on Sunday. III
d. and Mrs. T. V. Cahall have return used
from a delightful visit among Dover and
ends the I
Yrs, Emma Townsend has returned II
IN a visit to Baltimore is IN
drs Arthur Clark. of Dover. is the Mr.
st of her sirter, Mrs. Henry Parker. M
ar. and Mrs. Charles Spencer. and Della
and Mrs. johnson, of PHILADELPHIA. here
e been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Ch
ton Mari
latham spurry, Of Philadelphia, has Nj
n visiting his sister, Mrs James Be Ellie
ris. Oh
ienry McKnitt, of Wilmington. spent Dick
day with friends in Magnolia and w. s
town. Mi
r. and Mrs Livv Rogers have Teen delpl
ling relatives in Middletown. MI
rs Harry Boone has been on the inear
list this week MI
lomas Lohan the baker, has opened visit
storehouse on the corner Of David Ch
Market streets where he viii dispose HON,