Milford chronicle., 1917-02-02
FREDERICA.

There will be a Parent Teacher meet
ing TINS Friday evening at the schoot-
house. Taxpayers are urged 20 s,,ss.lS S.ee,lS
Matters OF Importance VIII ~ ulsSusssS. .Sl. ~
Everybody invited. You will enjoy the
= Don't forget the basket ball game on
Saturday evening, February Srd' at >.
: Bevnolds a co. S Packing House. A
,rame of the giris and one OF the boys.
come out and see these young Iolhs PiaS
ana encourage them by your presence.
A meeting of the stockholders ol tS tne
Ere derlca and Philadelphia Navigation
-ofnnanv VIII be held next wednesday IN
the town hall at p. m. ,,,u..
After an Illness OF many months MISS
Clara Lacey passed away on , ~ hon1s
OF ner brother-ln-law Asa Rogers Who'
with his relatives, bestowed every attsh-
tion on the afflicted one 10 aHeVlalS nei
intense suffering. Miss Lacey was hlsh-
iv respected in this community, a mehl
her OF the NJ. +. Church, the LADIES A Alu
Society and the Willing workers. ohe
Is missed from the place in the SUNDAY
s.hnNl which she attended regularly
while in health, and we commend heI
faithful service and mourn her loss. ees.sis, 81
vices were held at the home on SaluIuay
afternoon, conducted by her pastor, rev
~ " sharp Beautiful flowers coVeres
he casket as the last tokens OF love ana
respect Harry +. Mitten conducted the
funeral and interment was mace IN bar
Asa Rogers Of Port Chester and Law,
rence Rogers Of Newark, n. j., attended
the funeral of their aunt, MISS cara
Lacey, last Saturday. -.
Mrs. Elma Sapp mas recoNefeN AiN''
her recent illness. t. an
Mrs. Willard Sapp has been quite Ill
with the lagriPpe. s s-...,
Mrs William Spury has returned 1IDii 1TSsI
an extended visit to Camden, n. j., VIII
mingtOn and Philadelphia. -
Mrs ANNA T.. Lord has returned from
visit to Rehob0th,;; aeeompanleu GI9dn9 Dy Hei
The many friends OF MIS- saI5h sara MI eiI,.
ton remembered her with postal snow
er last Saturday, the occasion pelhB HeI %
ninety-third birthday anniversary. 10
see and converse with her one would say
that she is ninety-three years yOuls
She enjoys good health, Is happy @ dllu
cheerful, and it is pleasure 70 hlloM h
her She has lived wisely ana Well' ser
one in the beautiful faith OF another NE
to come May many more years OF heaIth
and happines be hers. 49,
Miss Elizabeth Lank has Deeh on tie
sick list with lagrippe. ~
A. this writing the Jr. o. Z. A. M
is preparing for big banquet 10 De helu
on Thursday evening. .-...- t,,
Mrs Thomas Conner is visiting heI
mother. Mrs. KINNEY, who is in very
moor health at her home at CEDAR Beach'
The entertainment given by the Dram
attic Club Of Bowers was sreeteu Win ~, a
fnn house on Saturday evening. Ihe
audience was apperciative ana every
humber received much applause ,.
Miss Aiartie White OF Phlauelphla
snent several days this week with her
sister. Mrs. Elmer B. Smithers
70 ne bouse on the sick list the past
Mrs. Charles A. Palmer of Bright
on. New York, announces the arrival
of a baby daughter. Saturday. Janu-
ary 27. 1917. Her husband is Charles
A. Palmer, formerly of Frederica,
delaware, and is a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Palmer. Mrs. Charles
A. Palmer, the mother, was Miss
Lucy Abrams, daughter of George e.
Abrams. of New Brighton, N. y be-
fore her marriage.
When you visit Windsor's Big sale
see Stokes for your jewelry, in Wind
sor Block.