Milford chronicle., 1917-11-09
FREDERIoA.

The Parent Teacher meeting viii be
held al the school house this Friday ev-
ening. November sth. good attend
ance Is desired.
/ Halloween was observed by a few
young people this year. There was no
parade and even the usual crowd Of on
lockers was not in evidence
/ The Ladies Aid Society was pleasant
I " entertained last Friday evening by
Mrs. $. W Darby, Mrs. John Darby and
Mrs. A. W. CarTow. al the home Of the
latter. The program was ia charge Of
Mrs. Watson X. Belts and Miss Clara
mond Belts, and was very interesting.
Miss Maud Palmer read selection and
Mrs. L. L. Carlisle and Miss Lank gave
several delightful musical selections on
The piano Refreshments We're served
during the social hour
The Harvest Home at the II. f. church |
last sunday was appropriately celebrated /
by TWO good sermons by Rev. " W /
Sharp. The committee surpassed itself /
this year in the way OF decorations. The /
most beautiful flowers. fruits and vege-
tables the very finest yield Of garden 4
and field, We're arranged in the most ar
tistic manner. The attendance was
good and the services enjoyable.
At the Sunday School session last sun
day Mrs. l.. L. Carlisle read a most ex-
cellent report Of the Sunday School Con-
vention held in the Presbyterian Church
al Dover She attended as a delegate
from the Frederica sunday School and
her remarks were interesting and help
full.
Rev. " w Sharp and Mrs. j. b.
Derrickson attended the Sunday School
held al Georgetown on Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Melvin is recovering from
an operation IN the hospital al Wilkes
barre. Pa. Her friends here are remem-
oering her with many flowers, cards and
etters TO cheer her convalescence
Dr. and Mrs T. y. Cahal are spend
ng the week Ia Wilmington and Phila-
lelph!a
William b Hoey Of Delaware College
'pent the week end with his parents, :
D.. and Mrs W F. Hoey I
Mrs W. X. Belts and Mrs II. W. ,
We're Middletown visitors on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrington and
on Harold. and Richard Welch were
Dover visitors on Saturday. J
Bennett CahaH Of Chester spent sew
raj days with Miss Efle Sapp this week
Mrs. Henry Morris and son Virden, I
-ho have been visiting in Wilmington. t
ave returned home
Carlisle Conner who is employed at il
hester spent sunday with his family a
ere. >
Mr.. Cumerford Of Baltimore. was O
rederica visitor this week. ri
j. S. Reynolds and Co. finished the u
aiming Of pears on Wednesday OF this II
eek and have put up some fine fruit. !,
his business has also put a considerable =
mount Of money IN circulation in the =
'wn, and the employees are grateful to y
lie firm for same q
John Mcbride. formerly Of this town "
u for the past few months employed u
: the Edison Company at Bloomfield. ol
. j., has been appointed teller Of the Y
rst National Bank here TO succeed m
'atson *. Belts. Mr. Mcbride is an w
.emplary young man and popular in
is community.
Miss Emma Woodau Of Shawnee spent
Sc week with Mrs Carlisle Conner. g,
Mrs. Elmer SmHhers and daughter 90
we returned from visit 10 PhiladeI- pl
ia. ~
Sarah pimyer. The little daughter Of .h
I'm and Clara Diumyer died in New -
stle LAST week and the body was :"
ought 20 Barratrs Chapel on Sunday VT
'rning where services were held and Sc
erment made az the cemetery adjoin-
:.
in;
20 matter whether you wish to buy
not, I would be pleased 10 show you
neat and attractive line Stokes. 70
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'e-chers. we welcome YOU agau 10
ford and cordially invite Won TO make \
store your headquarters. Petty get
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