Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
FREDERICK

4SLuIu6u lIOH SOJOuIn at OCedl
Grove.
The Frederica schools opened las
week with the following corps of tea
chers-High school, Supt. NJ. L. Hy
dorm, Prof. R. H. Jones, Miss Moss
Miss Carlson and Miss Putnam. Ele-
mentary school-Principal Miss EliZ
abeth Burris; seventh grade, Miss
Jennie Riley; fifth and sixth grades
Miss Phillips; third and fourth
grades, Mrs. Annie B. Harrington
first and second grades, Mrs. Alice G.
Melvin.
Supt. HydOrn and the local board
DR.. L. L. Carlisle, E. F. Melvin and
B. F. Burton have labored unceasing-
ly to make this school first class in
every minute and their efforts bring
I results.
The SwarthmOre Chautauqua begins
in Frederick on September 81. Season
ticket, $1.50. julius Caesar Maybe
will give his famous lecture can ORR
entail Pageant" the first night. The
second evening Harry r. McKeen will
deliver his strong lecture, Your Com
munity in Revolution" Other artists
who will help entertain you are the
Cartwright Brothers Quartette, "The
Artists Trio, Miss Millicent MelrOse,
Miss Florence Dewey and Miss Helen
Ballein. The third day we will have
the Junior Chautauqua stunt party
and Miss Beatrice Weller the cartoon
list. In the evening the Irish Minstrels
Company which will entertain you
with songs, readings and pianOlogues.
We will also be glad to welcome Miss
Fitch, the Chautauqua superintendent.
Wilbur Wright who has been on one
of the DUPONT Dairy Farms for the
past two years has moved on DR.. Der
ricksOn's dairy farm and will serve
milk in Frederick.
Mrs. l. w. Belts had her millinery
opening last Friday and had a beauti-
full display of hats.
Miss Jeanette Belts entertained at
a dinner recently Miss Alice Lynch of
Georgetown, Miss E9. lryn Spencer
and Miss Edna SOnewald of Philadel-
hia. I!i.' es Sara Burton and Miss
Dorothy NIitten of Frederick.
Mrs. Jester Gray, Mrs. Harry F.
Mitten, Miss ClaramOnd Belts and
Mrs. Lester L. Carlisle mOtored to
Wilmington on Tuesday where they
were the guests of Mrs. Henry Harga-
dine aad Mrs. George L. Baocock.
Miss Marian Hutchinson of Phila-
delphia is visiting Mrs. Z. V. Cahall
who entertained a party Of Dover la
dies tins week in her honor.
Mr. anc Mrs. William SaleVan '!a-
ited .'ph Fox he homeopathic |
Hospital in Wilmington on Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle is spending a /
week with Mrs. Edmund Mitchell at |
Rehoboth.
M. and, Mrs. Charles Jones and
Gaiphia visited Mr. and Mrs. a. w.
Carrow over the weekend.
Mrs. Charles c. Lester and son,
Charles Lester, of Philadelphia were
guests of Miss Ethel Brown on Tues
lay.
John Arteldt of Philadelphia visit
ed a number of mis- friends in Fred
eric last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank and Miss
Mary Palmer spent the week. enc in
Philadelphia. +,
Mrs. Henry McRnits and daughter,
Margaret, have returned from a visit
o Magnolia.
Miss Clara Fisher of Philadelphia is
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Fisher. Mr.. Fisher has been
Iuite sick with rheumatism.
Mrs. Anna V. Carlisle of Milford has
Deen visiting Mrs. L. L. Carlisle and ]
Irs. Rachel Carlisle.
Miss Elma Sapp, Mrs. Anna Hop
.ins, Miss Mary Hopkins, Mrs. Maggie
% nd md
Ienry and Joseph, Mrs. Howard RogS i
rs and son, Livy, have returned from
sojourn at Rehoboth.
Mrs. Emma Taylor of Philadelphia
pent last week with her mother, {
Irs. Allan Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Morris, Miss Sara d
.irk, Miss Elizabeth Lank, Mrs. Dais- t
y McMichael, and daughter, Gather
he, Mrs. Harry G. Harrington, Mrs. d
nne B. Harrington, Alonzo Morris, c
ames Spurry and Oscar Harrington
lotored to COLCHESTER Beach last
unday.
w. H. Wilmington of Marion, Md,
as the guest of Ponder Thomas on /
-onday.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Bye of West
hester, Mrs. Emma Hydorn and Miss
abitha Melvin were entertained last .,
aturday by Prof. and Mrs. M. L. Hy-
1rn. T.
Virginia, the two months old daugh- o
r of Frank Jones, died last week II
i'd the funeral services were held on B
riday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Ills, of Magnolia, in the absence of y
e minister here. Interment was made l.
Barratt's cemetery. N. F. Mitten -,
recting the funeral. e,
Call "Pettyjohns" for Drugs of
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