Milford chronicle., 1914-09-11
FREDERICK.

The anniversary exercises held at Bar
rats Chapel last SUNDAY were ATTENDED
by hundreds of people who came in au
tomoblles, carriages, and on foot Tn
services were helm in the grove that al
might hear and enjoy the sermon. Thi
historic old spot is dear to Methodist
who make this annual occasion one t.
remember
Miss Mildred Palmer has accepted tn,
position OF teacher at Laws School. an,
goes there well recommended.
DR.. and Mrs. 7. Y. Cahall have returned
from a two week s stay at Asbury Park.
A. W. Lord and wife. of Seaford. were
/ the guests of Mrs. Annie Lord on sun
day.
Miss Margaret George has accepted a
school near Cheswold, and opened school
Monday.
Miss Maud Palmer opened her school
at Hartley on Monday.
Miss Hester Spurry will begin teaching
at Marydel next Monday.
Albert Jester, the uineteen-vear-old
son OF John Jester, has been quite i'll for
fourteen weeks i'll Philadelphia and Bal
umore hospitals His father and w. c.
Meredith brought him home last week
on cot. He is now in the care of the
family physician, DR.. Hoev, and has i'm
proved considerably since his return
home, and is able to be out again.
Miss Bessie Emerson has returned from
an extended stay at Clifton Springs ac-
ST,0,ni,,panled by her sister, Mrs. Harry |
Williams
Mrs. Thomas Spurry and son are visit
ing relatives in Houston
Mrs. Joseph Frazier spent last week at |
me Delaware Water Gap. Asbury Park /
and Philadelphia.
he trst meeting of the fall session of
he Ladies Aid of Barratt's Chapel was
ield at the home of Mrs. William Sale
an last Saturday afternoon, September
IN, About twenty-five were present. in
luding visitors from Camden. Milford
nd Philadelphia. A new organ has
'een purchased for the Chapel, and will !
e placed IN the church by Sunday, Sep
emDer 18th. A special song service will
e neld on that afternoon and everybody
S cordially invited.
James Frazier and wife entertained
umber of young folks Saturday evening
a watermelon party in honor of their :
aughter, Miss ROsella Frazier, of Viii N
llngton. The party was given on the :
rge porch, which was prettilv decorated :,
lth japanese lanterns. A large table i
as arranged at the end where the melons
ld choice fruits were served. Those d,
'esent were: Misses Roselle, Elizabeth u
lsie, Lillian and Edna Frazier. Elnora =
ust, Alice Young and Margaret Tohn-
~ Messrs Byron and Virgil Frazier -,
ereuith McGinnis, George Baker. Ro- N
ma Sipple Clifford johnson. Lewis ~
i,lght' Charles Pritchett and Ormsbv A
licutis' The guests departed at a late c.
.nT after a very enjoyable evening. -,
"Iliam Dawson and wife and Edward -,
'wson and wife, of Milford. were the
ests OF Mrs. Carlisle Conner on Sun b.
Miss kfiie Sapp is visiting at Moore. 70
ester and Philadelphia. II ~
dTs. l. w. Belts, who has been con-
ed TO the house for over two months "a
now able to be out again. ~, ~
. W. Belts, Jeanette K. Belts I. Wat
Belts, Jr., Oriville Hoey, and Rich 49,.
K. Belts attended the Fair at vii %
lgton on Tuesday.
hat the Wilmington Chamber of Com Nc. Iia
rec IS exerting every effort to build nm -i
lie relations between the peopIe ~ -.
community and their CITY has been ca ca
in a new wav. The most d,
ress of Frederica has received and
ma. mas on on hle a copy of the Whining tim
Slty Directory and Business Gazetteer - -
i2l+ ~nich was sent with the compli-
l's OF the Chamber of Commerce. NJ
; valuable business reference will be Ho
permanent property of her office and 10,
De consulted by the public at anv q
Inc othcers of the Chamber of ~
lmerce report that they have received ~,
liloIo assurances that the people in 7
section would trade with Whining -
more, that IS, would be in position g.
10 sell more to Wilmington and buv ~.
e there, II they were better acquainted
the Wilmington business houses -.
lie trade excursions and other func- r., Ps.'
nave assisted in the movement of ~
hg the business men meet each other - -
no complete method has been vet M.
seq that gives assurance that The ~ ~
ne IN different towns know all tbe ylii ~.
llngton dealers in particular lines fynl. ~
WnOH they might establish both A,
ng ana selling relations. 1t is TO "a.
Ses TINS gap that the Wilmington ',a.., - -,
nDer OF Commerce has sent ont a IT I'm
number OF their city directories to To-,
y towns. This directory is now at nam II
'Tederica postofice aud can be con Nt;s. -
d by any one who desires ipforns- t,liss rs,
about business men in Wilmington JUiin J,,j
snce booIs - % oeI'.s siiess Mandy business ami
orr the Cha,,'ia- SsllSulate9 "a 10 promote ton
red in ,ioei beca,l.o oI commerce is this
business |1~aSe me-, II VIII enable the pie
tHCA 70 ma out imue- ] Dfoce
y. what Wilmington firms handle H. NJ.
'ucies they wish to sell or purchase ages ,11es