Milford chronicle., 1920-03-19
FREDERICK


Rev. w. w. Sharp will preach to the
Pr. o. U. A. NJ. on Sunday morning
and in the evening to Cayuga TrlDe
Impd. o. r. NJ.
quet on Wednesday evening April
l4th. Committee on arrangements,
Wellington Hall, Harry Favinger and
Marion Stevenson.
Rev. w. w. Sharp will preach his
last sermon before going to CONFER
enee in Milford next Sunday afternoon
and would like all his members to be
present if possible.
A. w. Carrow will attend the lay
ELECTORAL conference as lay delegate
and John Palmer has been appointed
reserve delegate.
EVELYN Biggs, the little ten months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Biggs passed away this week arter
an fitness of measles and pneumonia.
The bereaVed parents have our SYM
pathy.
On Sunday evening after a short
ILLNESS Jesse Sharp passed away, aged
so wears. 8 months and 13 days. He is
survived by his wife, four sons James,
Fred, Joseph, and Ira and two daugh-
ters. Mrs. Frank Watson, and Mrs:
James Hall. Mr.. Sharp was a good
man. a kind neighbor and well re-
spected in the community. He was
connected with Milford Neck Church.
Services were held at his late home on
Wednesday afternoon conducted by
Rev. w. W. Sharp. Interment was
made in Odd Fellows cemetery at
Milford. Harry F. Mitten conducting
the funeral.
The Kent County School Commits
sion has purchased a site for the pro-
posed new school building for the
town. 1t is situated on the Lowber
lots. north of the new street that is
to be laid out and faces the road on
Market street There are about ten
acres in the lot and it is in a splen-
did location.
Ralph Jester has purchased OF John
George the dwelling occupied by John
GRAY or Front street adjoining the
property of James Bennett.
| DR.. w f. Haey and Dr.. J. B. Der
rickson have both been on the sick
| list this week. There is much sick
ness in the community. La grippe,
/ measles and chicken pOx prevalent.
! Thomas d. Conner has returned to
/ the Chester hospital for treatment.
The st. Patrick's dance given by
the dancing class was largely at
tended. 1t was in the nature OF a
community affair as little folks and
grown ups were all there for the les
sons and the dance afterward. Sham
rocks were distributed and much mer-
riment resulted in finding the cor
responding numbers for partners. The
children were given crepe paper boats
decorated with shamrOcks and the
bows presented with green neckties
for the occasion. The leap year waltz
was equal to the Paul Jones" for
popularity and taken altogether the
affair was very pleasant. 1t is the
aim of the manager to conduct these
classes so that all ages may enjoy
them. A big dance will be given IN
April with the jazz band.
Frank Melvin injured his knee bad
ly some weeks ago by fall on the
ice. We are glad to report that he Is
able to get out again.
Mrs. Susie Flanagan of Philadel-
phia is taking care of her mother
Mrs. Mary E. Stevenson who is OF
the sick list.
Mrs Mary Bethrards is visiting il
Philadelphia
Mrs. Sallie Smith is visiting in Phil
adelphia.
Mrs Ella Harrington is visiting hel
little daughter Sara, in Philadelphia
A. r. Miller of Philadelphia is hom'
with his family, several Of whom ar'
ill with measles.
Miss Anna Bigelow is spending I
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Ethel p. Brown is the guest o
Mrs. John w. Hall.
Mrs. George Henson who has beeI
sick for some time at the home o.
her father, Esquire Hopkins, has gone
TO hospital for a while.
Samuel Cook who has been visiting
in Philadelphia returned home OF
Friday accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Brown.
Elwood Cumerford of Wilmington
was a weekend visitor here.
Ira Downies spent several days il
the city this week.
Several suits belonging to the init
iation team of the Red Men are miss
ing. Will those who borrowed then
kindly return them as they are need
ed for next Wednesday evening. Thi
is a live order and the team is re
hearsing to put the candidates thr
in fine styles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jester and so
are visiting in Philadelphia.
Walter Fishers family are all o
the sick list.
= Music pupils solicited for lessons
. taugh at my home. Mrs. A. R. Mile
Il 3-12-2tp.
If you are sick, no matter whi
, part of your body is affected, try Chi
4 opratic Adjustments and get we
T, Anna X. Gregorius, Chiropracto