Milford chronicle., 1916-02-04
Dry Goods uept.
FREDERICA.

The Willing Workers will hold a bake
on Saturday afternoon and evening. Feb
18th, in the town hall. Chicken salad
biscuit, rolls, pies, ice cream. cake and
candy will be on sale Proceeds for mis-
sions.
The Junior classes Of Mrs. l. w. Belts
and Miss Jones will hold bake on Sat
urday afternoon. Feb. l9 Proceeds for
missions.
The Ladies Aid Society will be enter
tanned in Mitten' Hall on Saturday even
! ing, Feb. 5th, by Miss Lank, Miss Lacey
and Mrs. Lewis.
The Caulk Club of Milford, will pre-
sent minstrel show in the town hall on
! Feb TO- staged by Prof Revbold who
! is favorably known in our town. The
show is for the benefit of the A. o &. w
Band and should receive the patronage
of the public. The troupe will be ac-
compauied by the Presbyterian Orchestra
OF Milford, of six pieces The introduc-
tory setting will be a riot OF fun and
song, and for the second part, the Caulk
Club announces the following specialties
Mr.. Reybold, in We got troubles of nv
own; Misses Pleasanton and Evans in a
chatter ana song speciality, It happened
on Broadway Messrs. Viereck and Col
Inns present their original Hebrew and
Negro sketch entitled, Mr.. Hammer
stein Messrs. Reybold, Murphy and
Esham and company, in The Coalheav-
er's Revenge. Tickets Is and Is cents
Get seats reserved at Harry Werley's.
Miss Lydia Jester, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Jester, of this town, and I'D
ward Russell, were united in marriage on
Saturday evening at the Milford NJ. P.
Parsonage by Rev L. A. Bennett.
After long illness. Caleb Williams
passed away last week at his home here.
aged "a wears. Funeral services were
held on Monday afternoon, conducted by
District Supt. Stevenson, assisted by Rev ]
J. w, Jones, OF Frederica, and Rev. l.. |
Jackson, of Magnolia. The NJ + Choir /
sang several appropriate selections Mr. |
Williams was hiphly respected citizen
and IS survived by a wife and son, Elmer |
Williams a prominent farmer of near
town. lnterment was made at Barratt's |
Cemetery, II. +. Mitten conducting the I
funeral. The bereaved family has our
sympathy.
Howard Hudson. who has served his |
patrons so well during the past years
with milk has turned over the business |
to Herman Vinyard. who will endeavor /
to please the public, and we wish him |
success.
Wilbur Cook and Edward Gross are
building a garage on Front St, just be- !
low Market and are ready for business.
The last meeting of the Sunshine So !
ciety was held at the home af Mrs T. V. /
Cahall A report for the past wear was
read by the treasurer and the secretary,
Mrs. Frazier and Mrs Boone An cleo
ton of officers was made for the present
year AS the list was not complete it
will be given after next meeting, which
will be held at the home of Mrs. c. ].
Snithers,
A. w. Stevenson is now buying eggs
at !Sapp's store, and pays highest cash
prices
The Milford Trio gave a most delight
ful entertainment in the town Hall on
Tuesday evening A large and apprecia-
tive audience filed the hall, in spite of
the stormy weather They had a splen-
did program and every number was
success. We can heartily reco nmend the
Trio to any community for al people.
The little folks went wild over the j
Night Wind, = by Miss Pleasanton, and /
he Cuckoo Song, by Miss Windsor,
,aptivatedsthe entireAu ience. Proceeds