Milford chronicle., 1917-05-18
FREDERICK.


A very pretty wedding took place
last Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip Remick when their
daughter. Emma, was united in mar
riage 10 Omar Harrington, of Bay
oune. y. j. The house was dccorat-
ed with evergreens and lilacs. The
bride was lovely in white satin and
carried brides roses and carnations.
Her bridesmaid was her sister, Miss
Marie Remick. who was dressed in
white silk and carried white flowers.
The groom was attended by his friend
Harold Larsen. Of Elizabeth. n. J.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
W. W. Sharp and Miss Esther NOll
Of Wilmington played the wedding
march The gifts were numerous and
handsome shortly after the recep-
tion Mr. and Mrs. Harrington left for
a trip to Washington. Pittsburgh and
Niagara Falls, They have the best
wishes Of the community for happy
future They wRl reside in BayOnne,
y. j.
Members of Cayuga Tribe are invit-
ed 90 attend divine service with Mona
Tribe al Magnolia May goth, at $3.50
a m
Our community was shocked at the
sudden passing away OF one or the
most respec;ed citizens, William s.
Carey He suffered a stroke of par
alysis last Friday and died on Tues
day morning lie was unconscious
for several days and always Of a cheer
ful and social nature, it was manifest
ed in his request 20 have every friend
who called 90 inquire for him 10 come
in and see him He will be missed
from the council chamber of the Jr.
q. IT, A. NJ. where he was secrc-
tary. and was always al his post of
duty The order attended in a body.
He was also member of the NJ. E
Church and Tor many years sang in
She choir, Funeral services were
held at his late residence on Thurs
day afternoon. attended by a large
number of friends and relatives Rev.
". ". Sharp ofiiciated. and the choir
sang several selections The deceaS-
el was forty-uine years OF age and
was laid 90 rest on his birthday in
BSrratt'S cemetery. He is survived
by his wife and Two sisters Mrs Har-
ry Patterson of this town, and Mrs.
William Prouse Of Philadelphia. Har-
ry f. Mitten conducted the funeral.
The Freierica High School baseball {
team played Caesar Rodney st WyO-
ming on Saturday afternoon, defeat $
3ng them 20 the tune Of Is 20 y.
Earl Sapp is able 40 be out again y
aftev an illness of TWO weeks.
Eieat members OF thC F. a. G,
WeGt 10 Wilmington on Wednesday TO y
attend the wonderful play Expert s
oucc az the matinee az the Playhouse z
ana u She evening wen, 20 see Ger
3ldiao Farvar as Joan Of Arc in Joan
.he Woman. az the Queen Theatre.
Those attending were Mrs J 3. Der g
ricks oa. president, Mrs ! ". Town
send. treasurer; Mrs. r. Y, Cahall. Z
Mrs ~ T. Carlisle, Mrs. A. ". y
Boone. Mrs B +. Barton, Mrs r. a
r. FosUos Mrs II. +. Miuen.
Mrs W Belts and Mrs. B. T. b
cooper attended as delegates the con- r
-eQtiou OK the sunshine Society this q
week in Wilmington. e
Rev +. =. Hubbard and daughter. C
Hiss Agnes, Of Maryland, are guests q
Il p T Carlisle, ST. p
Mrs. Rachael Carlisle has return T.
q from a visit to Philadelphia. a
Rev and Mrs W. ~. Sharp went q
o Philadelphia this week 60 say good p
we 80 their sons who have enlisted S
q the navy
Miss Clara Bocart Of Mont Claire, 4 g
s J is visiting Mrs. Rsughley ?
Slaughter
Mr and Mrs. Thomas } Hail OF s.
motored here on SatuT- @
las in less than five hours, 20 visit y
heir brother. David W. Hal, c
I5olis Qaeeae Of Philadelphia, IS G.
lsIi & his mother, Mrs. Allan Smith. q
Rev James Lord, Of Spring Lake, d
/, ! Mrs. Harry Elliott and dangh- v
en-. May, Mss Catherine Roe and n
iranvs1le Locates of Se8ford, and r.
guEsm DoWnes Of Laurel were the e
nests % Mrs. Annie 3. Lord. @.
Special services viii be held at n
.arratt's Chape. on Decoration Day, i
he speaker for the occasion to be
nnonaced later. 4
Mrs Thomas Emory's residence Is
eng improved by painting. oi
Mss Helen Jacobs entertained at d
house party sn Smyrna Cor the week "
IA, Misses Thelma Spurry, LILLIAN ri
ostles, Lola Robbins. Harry Werley, N