Milford chronicle., 1923-03-09
FREDERICK

Our community was grieved to hear
of the death of Walter CarroW, last
Sunday in the Wilmington Homeopa-
thic Hospital He was highly respect
ed and a we'll known merchant here
for many years. He was secretary OF
the Frederick and Philadelphia NaVl-
cation Company. He was faithful
member of Trinity M. E. Church and
held a number of official positions OF
trust and honor. He had a wide circle
of friends by whom he will be missed.
He was 68 years old and is survived
by his wife, two brothers, John Car
row. of Dover, and A. w. Carrow OF
this town. Funeral services were held
at his late residence on Wednesday at-
ternoon conducted by Rev. Harry Tay-
Ior. Interment at Barratt's Chapel.
H. F. NIitten directed the funeral.
The passing away of another for
mer resident of our town has also
brought sadness to many friends here.
Mrs. Celia J. Martin passed away on
Sunday evening at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. William Davidson, at
Bowers. She was n years of age' and
is survived by her daughter and son.
7. Frederick Martin, Esq, of Philadel-
phia. Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon in Barratt S
Chanel and conducted by her pastor
Rev. Harry Taylor. Many friends were
present. H. F. Mitten directed the Iu-
neral. -
A fine missionary program was CIV
en- in the M. E. Church last Sunday
In the morning Rev. Harry Taylor de-
Iivered a good sermon. In the evening
the exercises were in charge OF MIS-
7 r Derrickson and Mrs. Il. l.. Car
lisle The choir sang appropriate Sc
Iections. Miss Mary Moss sang beau
tiful solo. Miss Anna Hunsberger READ
q fine selection on missions. A charm
ing story written by Mrs. James LorO
of Camden. N. j., was well read by
Mrs. Harry Mitten. A splendid collec-
tion was taken which was appreciated
by the pastor. ,.,-,, ,,o
The most exciting basketball game
of the season between the schools
was nlaved on our floor last week be-
tween Dover and Frederick. The nal
was hacked with enthusiastic friends
of hotb teams to lend their hearty sup
port. Every inch of the way was narG
fougb+ In the first half Dover tooR
the lead but Frederica's eXcelleh
team work and strong playing over
came it and in the final count FREQ,
erica won the game by score Oh z'
to 18. Albert Palmer and Laurence
Belts were the star players for treu'
erica and Hayes for Dover
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boone OF VII
mington were weekend guests OF Mrs
Mary A. Boone.
Miss Frances COrdray is spending
week in New York.
Bessie Emerson and Mrs. John NC
Bride spent last week in Wilmington
Mrs. William Leach attended tes
in Wilmington on Saturday.
Mrs. Rachel Carlisle is visiting II
Milford.
Miss Anna Bigelow has returned
from Baltimore.
Miss Mildred Palmer, formerly o
this town, but now of Kennett Squar
and Herbert Watson of wilmington
were united in marriage March lst a
Kingswood parsonage in Wilmington
The ceremony was performed by ReV
G. w. Bounds.
Mrs. Caroline B. Wheatley is IN tn
milford Emergency Hospital and no
tbe other one as stated last week. Sn
is doing well at this writing.
Miss Annie Sue Fulton is on tn
sick list and Mrs. McFaul of Milfor
is substituting for her.
community party will be given o.
Friday evening, March 18th, st. Pat
rick's Day, in the town hall, for tn
niano fund. Those who attended IN
other one will wish to repeat the de
1i1btfuI evening and also help tn
good cause along. Cards, checkers
finch. dominoes or any game you llK
NAV be brought for your own table
Miss Elizabeth Briggs, daughter G
Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs, an
George Ryder, of Milford, were unite
in marriage on Saturday evening, a
the M p. parsonage in Magnolia, b
the Rev. Ford. |,
Miss Mary Melvin entertained Ne
school friends last Friday evening
honor of her 18th birthday. A yer
pleasant evening was spent. She wa
fine recipient of number OF preIl
gifts. -, Loor
Miss Sara Williams was the happ
hostess at her first party on Saturda
afternoon on the occasion OF her 81
birthday. The dining room was decC
rated in green and white. A Wondel
fT1 birthday cake with eight candle
was admired by the little folks. Man
pretty gifts were received.
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Ut Won are sick, take Chiropracti
Adjustments and get well. ann
K. Gregorious, ChirOpractor. OLncei
Milford and Dover. sou