Milford chronicle., 1915-04-23
FREDERICK.

The formal reopening of Trinity NJ. f
Church will take place next Sunday, ant
the public is cordially invited to b
present. Rev. John Krantz, d. D., o
the Methodist Book Concern of New Yorl
City, will preach in the morning at 10. .33
Rev. {. w. Prettyman, d. d. of Smyrna
will preach in the evening at 7.39. Boil
ministers are widely known, and botl
services are sure to be interesting.
At the business meeting of the Fred
erica Alumni Association the following
officers were elected Mrs. Margaret
George, president; Miss Frances Cook
vice-president; Mrs. Laura Moore, sec
retary; Mrs. Nettie Jester, treasurer.
DIR. Oliver K. Grier, formerly of this
town, but now prominent physician OF
Wilkes Barre, Pa, was married on We'd
nesday, April 21st, to Miss Elizabeth L.
Carey, of Scranton, Pa, at the home of
the BRIDES parents. They have gone to
Florida on their wedding trip and will
be "at home" after the first week in
May at 3S7 North Main ST., Wilkes Barre,
Pa.
Mrs. Sallie Clark, formerly of this
town, died on Thursday of last week at
the home of her son, Joseph Clark in
Wilmington. Funeral services were held
there on Friday evening, conducted by
Rev. Cochran. The body was brought
down on Saturday for interment in the
family lot in Barratts Cemetery. Rev.
]. W. Jones conducted the burial service
and the NJ. Z. choir sang a selection
Mrs Clark was seventy-three years of
age and was highly respected in this
community. She is survived by her only
son, Joseph Clark, who with his family J
has the sympathy of many friends here(l
Capt. George Palmer's handsome new
residence has received priming coat cf
paint which adds greatly to its appear |
ance. He is preparing for the erection
of garage and a stable. When all are
completed, it will be one of the most |
attractive homes in town, with all the
modern conveniences.
The next meeting of the Sunshine So.
ciety will be held at the home of Mrs.
William Hendricks May 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armour, of Houston,
spent several days last week with Mrs
John Palmer.
Mrs Raughley Slaughter and son Ro-
bert have been on the sick list for a
week.
Mrs Samuel Fisher, who has been i'll
with grip, is better.
Mrs. Lizzie V Hall, accompanied bv
Miss Ethel Pennewill Brown, went TO
Jackson, Miss. They had pleasant trip
enroute and arrived safely and are en-
joying the delightful weather and scenery {
there.
Town Council has given notice to have [
bad sidewalks put in good condition by {
May 10th A number of trees that were '
4 menace to life and property, have been +
since the storm This is clean 7
up month and civic pride should cause !
rs to make our town as sanitary and at
ractive as possible. :
Thomas d. Conner has the material at :
land for the erection of three front /
oorches for his dwellings on David St. Il
He also intends to lay cement pavements
which will make a great improvement e
Mrs. Charles Pritchett returned home Y
rom Hahnemann Hospital last Saturday. u
She had been operated for appendicitis a e
month ago, and her family and friends
re glad to have her home again. 4
Mrs Annie Stevenson is having her u
esidence improved bY painters and pa q
lerhangers this week. William Filings :.
worth continues quite sick at the home \
+ his sister, Mrs Mary Boone. Y
Mrs. Josephine Harrington is quite i'll =
nth dropsy at her home in the country. n
nd she appreciates the visits of kind Z
eighbors and the Sunshine folks. Y
Transplanters-Bem Tiger and Case
nd repairs in stock. Clarence Voshen, tC
elton Del A0Qtf on