Milford chronicle., 1915-06-11

I departure, II hlstriOnlc art, for a cOur try
I town. Il IS well not 10 say. elab0rately
I arranged and the citizens and town Wis
! litors are enjoying the movies that are
given there. Mr Robinson is irving TO
give the citizens, and more particularly
the young, some amusement and drive
ennui and dull care away.
The ". D. V.R.R. Co. commenced
its Sunday excursions from Baltimore to
Rehoboth last Sunday.
Mrs Ella, wife Of Captain Richard
BlocksOm. is visiting Milton friends.
Naomi II Belts, wife Of William Belts.
died at her home on Federal street on
Sunday evening, aged s. years. 10 months.
and p days. Funeral services were held
at the 81. P. Church on Tuesday after
noon, by the Rev. Frank Holland, and
intermeut made in the Belts Cemetery,
near town, by 5. J. Wilson & Son.
James A. johnson has purchased Of
Charles Stucklick, ten acres of fand in
Broadkiln Hundred near Milton. Con
sideration, 500.
Mrs Eliza A. Welch. wife Of !. B.
WEIGH, ST., died Monday evening after
protracted Hines Of many weeks. of a COM
plicatiOn Of diseases, aged 81 years,
months and 10 days Funeral services I
will be held at her late home on Thurs
day afternoon by the Revs. Webster and
Holland, and interment made in the NJ [
E. Cemetery by S. J. Wilson A good /
woman IS gone. One Of Gods jewels. Z
It has been our pleasure to know the de-
ceased for many years. She was truly .
christian woman A home woman Ever
80
devoted wife, and a loving mother Her
children were her idols, and her chief
care was to see them happy She had
been quite active until within a few
other decease. When prostrated
by disease she was patient and trusting
Her malady did not ruf1e her disposition.
She was the same meek, gentle creature
'he had been in health. Ever the same 1
smile Of contentment. ever the resigned
ook, ever the same gentle christian dis
position to the end.
The husband has lost devoted com
,anion, the children that which they can 3
lever hope to have again-a loving =
mother Our heart goes out in sympa- :
hv for the bereaved ones, but our sym- !
athy cannot heal the crushed and bro
en- hearts; true solace and comfort can
My be found in God, who "doeth all
lings well She is not dead she is
MY gone for a while to bask in the sun
ght of immort ility
But to the memory Of this good woman
1r panegyrics are useless. The wise
ian tells US in Proverbs. Give her OF
le fruit Of her hands; and let her own
orks praise her in the gates. " The
love is opportune in the present in
ance. Death loves a shining mark 20
eceased leaves to survive her, beside a
1sband, seven sons, viz: ". H. Welch,
rothonotor of Sussex county, John
Telch. of Camden, n. ]. Arthur Welch,
York, Pa; Columbus Welch, of Phila-
slphia; Clarence Welch of Philadelphia;
red Welch, of Camden, n J.; and Ed
n Welch at home; also two daughters,
RS. Allison Blizzard, of Wilmington, o.
ID Mrs. W. H. Wagamon, of Milton, 81
Of whom were present at the funeral. g
with bowed and breaking q
heart, m
With sable garb and silent tread, a
e bear their senseless dust to rest, h
And say that they are dead" m
She is not dead she has but passed d
Beyond the mists that blend rs here, "
ito the new and larger life p'
of that serener sphere r. &c
D. A. c. p'