Milford chronicle., 1883-01-05

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n j. chn-eh on Railroad avenue setyisse ,yis,
a. 0s5 o. "a. and 7.s9 p M. rev - .
pss.bvf.rlast church. corner Of Walnut q sa J
Front Streets South Miielu Sslsls,, pasto,
h ana Z 30 s. m Rev. II T. buneselMn, ~ ti,s.S $3.50
q 'fs,lisi ~ ai.rsh On second Street, above aofl,
Services 10 80 d m. and 730 p. M rev " y
Els'sSs Is sis,reh Garner Third aud church Streets
Services III 1919 a. m and l-a9 p h- H-eF-
II. Jackson Rector
Milford Mentions.
MONEY sold at the Building Loar
last Tuesday at 10 per cent
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4 THF CHRoNIcLE wishes a Happy
Z New Yearn to all of its patrons, ahs
: many returns
THERE is in Milford, 6antarL t,,
pullett only five months olu ina
lays an egg every u"f.
TuF Church Hill Public School com.
menced on Wednesday last. 1t is IN
charge of Emmett Hegemah.
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on and after Jan. 1st, train leaving
Franlylin at 4:45a. M. and Georgetown
at $40 a M, viii be discontinued.
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S,.-,,.,s an the PRESBYTERIAN
Church begin uowsat quarter to elev-
en- o'clock in the ae8rniug, ana at
O'Clock in the evening.
AccrpEvT.-On Monday, a son Of
Thomas Coats. Clifton Coats was
fhroyyn with horse when near Glenn
ant Houstonis residence, aud had his
knee dlslocated by the animal lailihg
on it.
.Tug Delaware State Temperance
Alliance will meet at Smvrna, In the
Methodist Episcopal Church, on
Thursday. January 18th, 1883, at IL
o,ciock n m. There will be an after
noon and evening session also, with
public addresses.
TIE "Bell Ringers" entertainment
on Monday night last for the benefit OF
the Vorbert Guards, was fairly patron
ized and the Guards received about
500 for their share of the profits. Tie
show was excellent and almost every
piece was enc0red
Inst. before the performance on
Monday night last by the Bell Ringers,
Mr.. Robert Wallace and MISS cara
Haven both members of the troupe
were ioined in matrimony, at SmooG's
Hotel by Rev, L II. Jackson, rector OF
the Episcopal Church.
THE steamer Wyauoke Of the Old
Dominion line, plying between new
York and Norfolk and Intermediate
noints il at the Harlan & HOllings-I
worth Company's yards for repairs
She viii have new wheels with reyol-
WING buckets put on, be re-putued, re-
painted and given a thorough over
hauling. Work will be begun at once.
ANY person or persons having claims
against the publishers Of this paper,
will do us favor to present them, and
any and all persons owing the pub
fishers will confer favor by prompt
settlement. either by cash or note
We desire to conduct our business on
the cash basis, and propose to pay you
cash. and shall expect the same Tor
services or goods delivered.
"PArIENCE'' was presented on Dor
sev's Stage last Friday eveling as an
nouuced, by a number of Milford's
amateur youth. The large audience
was a flattering evidence Of apprecia-
tion bv the people, Every part was
as we'll sustained as could beasked for.
The Young ladies and gentlemen had
chosen a very difficult opera for their
first appearance, and therein had pro-
ven their "pluck, " which IS hall the
battle of life. We understand the LII
brary will receive about $40 as the net
earnings of the entertainment.
ANNIvERsARY.-The Avenue NJ. f.
Sabbath School will hold pleasant
carnaval of pleasure for the children,
at the church, this Friday evening
The church has been prolusely ana
fastefllly trimmed with evergreens, |
and everything is in apple pie order
for the occasion. Rev. J. >. Wills
will address the school. The choir |
assisted by r. W. Wilbur, will enter
tain the audience for a time, and each
scholar will receive a present beside
the usual ice cream and cake. A gen
eral invitation is extended to the pub
lie 20 be present.
Down in Milford Neck there is a
family living on a reutel farm belong
ing t0a gentleman Of Milford. The
father of this family died last Fall
leaving wife and several children,
the eldest of which was balf grown
lad. When the time came for dividing
the crops grown. they say, that the
owner Of the farm generously gave the /
family the whole proceeds Of the years
work, to ''give them start" II TINS
is true, and we received the story on
good authority, that landlord deserves
that which he has, the handsomest
new house in Milford.
THE scholars Of the Lincoln Public
School presented their teacher, Miss
X. L. Storm, with handsome copy Of
tsMrs. Browning's Poems" for a
Christmas gift. Numerous individual
gifts were also received by Miss Storm |
from the children of that school. The
people of Lincoln are exceedingly APP I
preciative of their school teachers, and
show them kindness in many ways, |
not the least important Of which, is to |
provide ianitor, who is expected TO |
have the school room warm when
school time arrives. This would seem
l.