Milford chronicle., 1935-10-11
MILTON


Mrs. Fohzy B. Reynolds announce.
the marriage Of her daughter
Blanch Elizabeth Wells Reynolds, K
George Mckay Burrie, OF Jersey
City, N. j., on October /, 1885, at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Chambers in Jersey City.
Several hundred persons from ali
parts Of the Peninsula attended the
209th anniversary of the founding Of
the historic CooIspring Church on
Sunday afternoon despite the incle-
ment weather. The principal speak
er Of the afternoon was the Rev
John jackson Brown, Jr., pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church at Milford
Music was provided by a quartet
from the Georgetown Choral Society
Solos by Mrs. Ralph Jacobs and old
hymns by the church choir. The Rev,
John Humphreys, Of Rehoboth, pas
tor of :he church, presided.
At public sale on Saturday the
personal property of Mrs. Mary r.
Outten, deceased, was disposed Of by
the administrative, Mrs. Addie Dick
ersOn. The dwelling house was pur-
chased by Oscar DlckersOn, who Will
make his future home therein.
"a Poor Married Man" was the
title of the play presented by the
Milton Parent-Teacher Association
in the school auditorium on Tuesday
evening. This was the first meeting
of the school year and further meet
ings will be held the first Tuesday
evening of each month during the
winter and spring. The play was
well presented and was very inter
esting to the large crowd that at
tended.
Rally Day At NJ. T. Church
Following a week of rally meet
ings held this week in Milton NJ. P.
Church the Sunday school will pre-
sent a program appropriate to the
occasion on Sunday evening. The
program will consist of recitatiOns, /
special singing, exercises and a pag-
cant. All are cordially invited to at
tend. Services will begin at 1880
O'Clock. At the Sunday school ses- /
sion, beginning at 10 a. M, it is re- /
quested that all members, all for
mer members of the school and .
friends be present and take part in .
the services to be held under the di-
rectiOn of the superintendent. 1t is
hoped that all classes will be well
and that the day will be
one long to be remembered by the
school. On Tuesday evening the men
of the church, under the leadership
&c CtRor1a, nio1rorgoY, ond hic aOO-
mittee, presented an inspiring pro-
gram, one that seemed to stir the
souls of those present. On Wednes- .
day evening the ladies of the church
had charge of the service and the
intent and purposes of the Rally
were carried out faithfully and well.
On Thursday evening the Young
had charge of a very inter-
esting program, to which had been
invited the Young Peoples SOcie-
ties" of the churches of the town. 1t
was service long to be remember
cd by those present. Friday (this)
evening will be Christian EndeavOr
Night and a wonderful program has
been prepared by Mrs. Ross, presi-
dent of the society, and cO-labOrers.
It is earnestly requested that large
audience he present at this service.
Rev. w. w. w. Wilson, d. D., of
N. Y. former Milton boy,
preached his annual sermon in his
home church. Goshen NJ. L. Church,
IF this town. DR.. Wilson, who was SO
years old on Tuesday Of this week,
preached with unusual vigOr and
luency and his discourse was much
.njoyed.
If the landholders of Broadkiln
90 as they now declare
hey will, those persons who take
,ut gunners' license will have no
Dlace to hunt for rabbit and quail.
There is much opposition tc this
,ame and fish law hereabOuts. Bet
er get the consent of the owner,
whether he be an old acquaintance .
r not. before entering on property
ith gun or dog.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Davis were
baltimore visitors the past week.
Clarence NJ. Mustard and son and
harles BergdOl, of Fairview, N. J .'
ere week end guests of Milton rel
tives and friends.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Mis-
.onary Society met at the home OF
Irs. George Mcgee on Monday after
DON. After the business session a
cry pleasant social hour was en-
Dyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mcgee were
ne guests of his father, Ward Me
ee in Long Neck on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Banning and
aughter, Norma, and Mr.. and Mrs.
[omer Banning and children, visited
If. and Mrs. John Moore at Zoar on
unday afternoon.
Eleanor Marie Jones, q graduate
{ Milton High School, class of '34,
as entered the Beebe Hospital
raining School for Nurses at
ewes. :
MIR. and Mrs. George Marshall
Dent Saturday with MIR. and Mrs.
ohn P. Johnson. near Glendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards
sited Mfr. and Mrs. Louis Marvel,
ear Stockley, on Monday.
Mrs. John Donovan celebrated her
Ith birthday anniversary at her