Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-03-27
FELTON,.

Death again visited our town on Wed.
nesdsy morning of last week and claimed
another one of our citizens, Lawrence
Jones, second son of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam S. Jones. The deceased had not
been well for some months He was a
good man and well liked, and will be
sadly missed. His funeral services were
held on Friday the 10th, at his late resi-
dence, in charge of Rev. L. w. Layfeld
with Rev. VIM. L. Jump, assistant In
terment at Barratts Chapel Age 30years.
Miss Minnie Hughes, from Hickman,
was the guest of Clara Smith last week
Miss Elizabeth Carson visited Virgie
Warren on Thursday and Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. George Waldman and daughter.
Marian, have returned home after spend
ing a few days at Philadelphia and Viii
mington.
Miss Ruth Warren, of Philadelphia,
has been the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Warren.
The festival, which was held Saturday
evening last by the members Of the NJ.
p. Church in the Grange building, was a
success, and the memory quilt which was
sold, brought fifteen dollars, the pur-
chaser being Charles Bradley. The quilt |
was pretty one.
Richard Harris and wife have returned /
TO their home at Wilmington after visit
ing George Lynch and wife.
Miss Pauline Burnite, of Show Hill, is
visiting FELTON, friends.
Clifford Holden, met with quite an
accident on Wednesday of last week,
when he, with other section men, left
the tool house with their hand car to 20 /
a half mile south of FELTON,, where tree
had blown across the track, and he. in
getting on the car in a hurry, missed ,
catching the handle bar Of the car and I
falling backw wards between the track and
striking him, hurting him very bad. But {
he is recovering as well as can be expect I
ed at this writing. s
Charles Cook, Jr.. and family, of Viii d
mington, are visiting Mrs. Buelah Fowler. / J
Mrs. August Villbrandt, who has been h
on the sick list for some time, is improv-
ing at this writing.
A literary and musical recital will be
given in the Grange Hall Saturday even
ing March 18th, under the management il
of the ladies entertaining committee of 81
that association. A name quilt will be 81
sold at auction at the conclusion of the 7
program. Ice cream and cake will be a
on sale. The public is invited. h
W. II. Easton and wife we're in Phila-
delphia last week. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, recently from New ia
York, are now settled on their farm near L
FELTON,, which they purchased from Aug {
lsta Villbrandt. di
Riley Whitby met with quite an accid- "
mt on Thursday Of last week, while get II
ing ties, he cut his leg very bad II Pi
vas dressed by Dr. W T. Chapman, and
le is getting along nicely at this writing. so
Misses Ida Eaton and Clara Smith
pent Saturday and Sunday with Phila- NJ
elphia friends. he
Mrs. Elizabeth Price, widow of the /
ate James Price, died Sunday morning VI
iter a short illness of few DAYS. She Nj
ras a good woman and well loved by all III
'ho knew her. She leaves two children
nd host Of friends to mourn her loss ne
Ter funeral services were held on We'd ke
esday morning at the home of her ma
aughter, Mrs. Buelah Fowler, and in AI
erment at Barratts Chapel.
The many friends Of Morris Turner on
ere very sorry to learn Of his sudden no
lness, and hope for his recovery. ret
Dr. Bastian, of Wilmington, and Harry 4
astlan, of Greenwood were the guests OF
their mother last week l
Mrs. William Hugg is on the sick list J
this writing. WEI
FELTON, School closed this week on ac- Ola
'unt Of the scarlet fever
Our potato buy ers are still buying and hi'
aiding sweets, but at a little lower price. \
The extra meetings, which were being que
I'd last week at the NJ. p Church last
inday evening, but not much success.
Mrs. Ellingsworth and son Willie have
turned to Frederica after spending a N
" days with Robert Ellingsworth and yer
fe. mu,
Miss Jennie Shuts has returned home N
I'm few days visit with her cousin, frol
rs. Lizzie Hates. v
Mrs. Waston Roe has been the guest frol
Bridgeville friends. Gre
Rev and Mrs. d. J. Given and son, of l.
arlington, visited Mr. and Mrs. John fror
Eaton on Tuesday of last week. ativ
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