Milford chronicle., 1914-12-18
FREDERICK.

The District Superintendent, DR.. R.
Stevenson, held the Quarterly Con
s.rerce in the NJ. Z. Church last Satur-
j.y evening aud the following resolu-
lions were adopted by the Official Board:
Whereas it would appear only fitting
and proper, as we'll as just and deserving,
,.t the wear approaches a close. for this
Board to express its approval of the pas
.oral services of our dear brother, Rev.
". Jones therefore be it
Resolved. that we here in Quarterly
Conference assembled, do heartily ex-
press cur esteem and appreciation for our
beloved pastor, who through devout
oraver and ministration, as well as in
s,rnest effort and willing service, has
exercised his powers for the promotion
Of the spiritual and moral interests of
he church and the community during
the course Of his pastorate among us, so
be it further,
Resolved, that we hereby extend to
our good and faithful pastor, with the
concurrence of the Annual Conference
cordial invitation to return to us the
coming conference year. These resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted.
Dr.. Stevenson held love feast Sunday
morning at $50 O'Clock and very en-
oyable service it was. The DR.. is
Welcome visitor here and is sure of a
ordial reception. At 1880 O'Clock he
preached a very able sermon to large
and apprecative audience.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will give an
entertainment in the church on Christ
mas night. cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Last Saturday at 1890 O'Clock a very
pretty wedding was solemnized at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Conner
when their only daughter, Rose Ellen,
vas welded to Mr. Jehu NJ. Reed, a
prominent farmer near town. The house
was prettily decorated with holly, mistle-
toe and laurel. The bride was charm
ngly gowned in white satin and carried
bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the
nley. She was attended by her cousin,
Mss Mildred Palmer, who was becom-
ngly dressed in white silk marquisette
over pink satin and carried pink carna-
"a ions. The groom was attended by
Howard Wix, r., of near town. Rev.
/ W. Tones performed the ceremony.
Only the immediate families of the bride
and groom and a few intimate friends
we're present. At 2.30 Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed left in an auto for Dover where
they took the train for Washington.
The bride looked lovely in a travelling
suit Of blue broadcloth with velvet hat to
match and wore white furs. They will
visit New York and Philadelphia also
before they return home. They have
the best wishes of their many friends
for happy future.
Sharp L. Wilson, of Shawnee, has
moved to town this week and occupies
the house recently vacated by Prot. NJ.
L. Hydorn, who has moved into his new
encrete residence near town. 1t is one
Of the prettiest homes in that neighbor-
hood, and the Professor and his wife are
Enjoying life in the country
James Foster has grown tired of life
IL town, and is moving back to his farm.
a. W. Stevenson will occupy Mr.. Fos-
lers home
Joseph Downs is moving this week
INTO the house recently vacated by Mrs.
Mary Phillips.
B. F. Burton is repairing his property
pn David street, getting it ready for a
lnew tenant, Robert Belts.
Mrs, Mary Burton is visiting in Phila- !
iephia this week
Jester Gray, wife and little daughter,
Jane, spent several days in Philadelphia
last week.