Milford chronicle., 1917-01-26
FREDERICK.

Mrs. Susan A. Frazier passed away
on saturday aged eighty-nine wears
one mad been am invalid Tor a number
oI years an object OF solicitude ana
leAder minlsuations from her devot-
eu eHlIuren She was a splendid
CHRISTIAN woman and was a member
Vi lhe VI. h. Church of this town and
was loved by an who knew her. Fun
eral services were held on Tuesday af-
ternoon, conducted by Rev. W. W.
Sharp. The NJ. E. Choir sang How
firm Foundation,' and Jesus Lover
oI MY Soul. - Interment was made
IN Barratt's cemetery and Harry F.
Mltten conducted the funeral. Mrs
Frazier is survived by nine children
VINO attended the funeral, as follows.
William Frazier of Harrington: Har-
Yey Frazier, Of Philadelphia; Henry
ana Joseph Frazier of Frederica; Mrs
/ Edward killen, of RehOboth; Mrs
Anna Anderson, of Milford: Mrs
Luther Hearn Of Clayton; Mrs. JOS
eph Ellis, of Delmar; Miss Susan
Frazier of Frederica.
Mrs. Mary Knight of near Magnolia
passed away on last Sunday. Funer-
al services were held at the home on
Wednesday conducted by Rev. Leo
Ian Jackson. Interment was made
in Barratt's cemeter, H. F. Mitten,
directing the funeral.
John P. TOlbert, of Milford Neck,
died on Monday, January 22nd. Fun
eral services were held on Thursday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. W. W.
Sharp, of Frederick. Harry F. Nit
ten conducted the funeral and inter
ment was made in Barratt's cemetery.
Samuel G Cook has purchased the
residence now occupied by him of
Captain Nathan Maxon. He will
shortly remodel it and have all the
up to date conveniences.
Don't forget to see the play "TOpsy
Turvy," to be given in the town hall
Saturday evening, January 9th. It
is for the benefit of the A. o. U. W.
Band of Frederick and everyone in
terested should be present. This play
is to be given by the Bowers Dramat-
ic Club. 1t has been presented sew
eral times and comes highly recon-
mended. There will be first class
specialties. J Walter Stone & Co.,
formerly of Keith's, in a wonderful
display of magic; Miss Mamie Flach,
pianist, and Vim. BuckalOo and Rich
ard Kelley, vocalists. Reserved seats |
on sale at WOrley's store for 25 cents. |
General admission, Is cents; children |
10 cents. Come out and help the |
band.
On Saturday evening, February 3rd. |
here will be a basket ball game of |
he girls and boys of the Frederick
High School-one game of the girls
md another of the boys. This will
)e the first exhibition in public of
he home team and the pupils are
LnxiOus for their parents to come see
hem play Admission for adults 10
ents; children 10 cents.
The Sunshine Society meeting at
he home of Mrs. Maria Darby was
resided over by Mrs. c. J. Smith
RS. Owing to the illness of the pres
dent, Mrs. Belts. Miss Alice Mitten
rho is an efficient trained nurse
aught the Society how to roll bandag-
s and gave other valuable instruc-
ions for which the society extends
hanks. Anyone wishing bandages
lay have them by calling at the home
!. Mrs. Annie B. Harrington. who
ill have charge of the Sunshine
hest.
William Green farmer, has decided
} move in town and has bought the
,e cream business of Willard Sapp
n Market street He will continue !
usiness at the same stand.
Burnite Kemp has bought an auto
'uck to use in his business.
Mrs. NJ. E. Darby is visiting Mrs. /
E. Mowbray of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lester l. Carlisle spent the
le week end with Mrs. Smith Cooper
Wilmington.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle is visiting 4
rs. W. f. Knowles in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carlisle Conner has been on q
e sick list with rheumatism. a
Miss Maud Palmer has been i'll with
grippe this week.
W. R. Wilmington Of Marion Sta (
On has been visiting Ponder Thomas 4
Id Charles Sipple.
There will be Parent-Teacher G
Getting on Friday evening, February \
d. in the school house. Everybody
vited as important business will be
The committee is plan
ng to serve refreshments.
When YOU visit Windsor's Big Sale ei
e Stokes for your jewelry, in Wind
r Block. l,
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