Milford chronicle., 1929-06-14
friend has passed away.

hueu TO tner room Tor NUMBER OF
years subject to the constant and
loving care of her son and his wife
She was gentlewoman of a sweet
and gracious nature. Though an i'm
paired eyesight prevented the read
ing she so much loved and the mfr
mites of her great age hindered her
from former activities, she main
tanned her brave spirit and spent her
days uncomplainingly She was al
ways as dainty and sweet in appear
ance as the flowers she loved. The
writer retains hallowed memories of
former associations of this dear lit
tie woman when she was a near
neighbor and companion of another
beloved friend long since passed to
the eternal realms of glory. No
birthday ever passed but her card
with its dainty handwriting and
CHEEKY message was the first to ar
rive. No illness in the home but she
was among the first to sympathize
and minister; no case of need in the
community but she contributed of
her substance with a willing heart.
Her pure and spotless life has left
its influence on the world about her
and she has received "a crown of
glory that fadeth not away" Funeral
services were held at the home on
Saturday afternoon conducted by her
pastor, Rev. N c. Benson, assisted
by Rev. Campbell of Barratt's Chap
ell. Trinity M. E. choir sang several
appropriate selections. The floral Of
fering were unusually beautiful.
Mrs. Hydorn was approaching her
eighty-seventh year and is survived
by her son, NJ. L. Hydorn. Miss Car
rie Hydorn of New York City and
DR.. Oliver Grier of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, were those present from a dis
tance Interment was made in the
family lot in Barratt's cemetery.
Children's Day exercises will be
held on next Sunday evening in
Trinity M. E. Church. A fine pro-
gram is being prepared. The public
is invited.
DR.. William Habbart, the District
Superintendent, preached Sunday ev-
ening in Trinity NJ. E. Church. He
made a pleae for the sanctity of the
Sabbath and the extension of the
gospel of Jesus Christ to the utter
most parts of the earth, to uphold
the landmarks of our fathers with
an answering loyalty to principle
and to walk in the paths of peace
and purity toward the threshold of
heaven.
DR.. Oliver Grier of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Melvin.
Mrs. Roland Miller of Burnsville,
N. c., is the guest of her parents,
+ Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Postles.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Lank and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. George spent
Sunday at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Bessie Jester and daughter
Ruth are visiting in Philadelphia.
William Watson has been quite
lick for several weeks and went to
be Milford Hospital on Monday for
Eeatment.
III. Watson Belts, Jr., of Hahne-
j ann Medical College spent Tuesday
Nd Wednesday with his parents, Mr..
aAd Mrs. L. w. Belts.
MIR. and Mrs. William B. Hoey,
Is. w. F. Hoey, Miss Mary B. Hoey
al Miss Anna Bibelow motored to
Philadelphia on Tuesday to spend
tin day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Stevenson are
the happy parents of a baby girl,
borh last Wednesday. They have
nawed her Ruth Ann. Mother and
baE are doing fine.
and Mrs. Burton Hendricks
speM the weekend with Mr.. and
Mr. Albert J. Boone in Wilmington.
S. K. Belts spent Sunday
wit Irs. Homer T. Belts at Middle
tow 81
M Zand Mrs. Orland Alexander
fhaye sued invitations to the mar
riag their daughter, Mary Helen,
to I Clark Rogers, on Wednes-
day. twenty-sixth of June, at IL.
o'cloc Aoon, at their residence near
Frede
Mrs gh Palmer continues to be
seriou ! at the Emergency Hos |
pital heart trouble and but lit
tle no entertained for her re-
covery /
H. r en- and W.. A. Berry OF |
FELTON, led the opening of the |
new Ma Casket Company at |
Baltimo Monday of last week.
Barra lapel Sunday school
will hold hildren's Day exer-
cises on afternoon at two o.
clock. II C is invited.
Miss Pollard accompanied |
Miss Mar In home from Della
ware Cit Thursday and also |
spent son with Mrs. Alice G.
Melvin am Is sIary D. Hoey. She |
left on Md Knoxville, Tenn,
where she End the summer
school at zSz rsity of Tennes-
see.
Miss Ma Derrickson left
New York with a Goucher
College gro the leadership
of Miss Ka al S ale on one of
the Carleton sailed on the
Cunarder I'd and will Wis
it England, Holland, Bel
GUM, Germ land, Italy
and France. vel through
ENGLAND. Sec hill towns
of italy by N motor tour
of the Route ley will al
So travel by u r and tai
lyho through i'd around
the lakes.
Mr.. and MI pdall Oh
Chester, Pa, the Ste
vens cottage aturday
evening as di Ir. and
Mrs. John E. Mrs.
Gordon Couns ear P.
Harrington of Mr.
Hartman of Oh u
Thomas G. RI adel-