Milford chronicle., 1888-07-13

Quoted by the Rev Mr.. Davis Of Nassau
assisted by the Revs. T. r. Creamer. and
F. H. Mulleneaux Of Milton. The church
was filed as was also the yard, and portion
Of the vehicles
'Tis opportunities than make heroes, and
James A. Morris, performed deed OF deeds
ofheroism on that day that will never be for.
gotten, by the saved To show their appre.
citation Of his noble service, the people, Of
and around the Drawbridge intend to make
him present Of money, and solicitors are
now gathering it in for that purpose
Schooner Emma Burton collided with the
Drawbridge few days ago and went 10
New York minus fying-iib BOOM
Captain John Fisher arrived home on
Tuesday, and left on Monday He takes
with him on this trip, to the eastward, his
family.
Mrs Dr. Freeny, of Pittsville, who has
been the guest Of the Rev. ] A. Weigand
for few weeks, returned home on Monday.
Mr.. R. Davis Carey, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting his father and sisters
Mr.. John C. Walls, formerly of this hun
dred, but more recently Of Philadelphia, has
removed from the latter city to this town.
Mr.. J. B. Welch was not at church on Sun
day morning.
A festival under the auspices Of the Cave
Neck n. P. Church, has been in progress
during the latter part Of last week, and will
be continued this week
Frf,a --f,--f A..-a CIT.
reelected the old corps of teachers for the
ensuing school term, viz: Mr.. c. B. Morris.
Miss Mary B. Black, and Miss Mary L.
Magee.
Mr.. Benz. J. Moore, secretary for the
Peninsular Relief Society, was in town last
week, in his official capacity, and obtained
eighteen members toward an organization.
Mr. Roderick Reynolds while crossing the
bridge over Ingram's Branch, had his horse
to go through the bridge, breaking the car
riage shafts and injuring the horse. This
the county will have to pay for.
Rev. F. H. Mulliueaux, will exchange
pulpits with the Rev. John Jones-''the
funny man" of Cambridge, Nd, on sun
day next
Schooner Eugene Cathrall, reported ashore
in our last has been gotten off the beach,
with but little damage, and is now at our
wharf
Mrs. Lydia wife ofCaptain John B. Magee,
died on Saturday, after lingering illness, s,of
The obsequies, on Tuesday
afternoon were impressive; the Rev. T. r.
Creamer officiated, assisted by the Revs. W.
n. Conoway, F. H. Mullineaux, and J. A.
Weigand.
Mr.. Moses Magee, father of Captain John
B. Magee, and Captain William Magee, died
at his residence near Harbeson, on Monday
evening of complication Of diseases which /
have troubled him for some time. Tie last
sad rites will be performed on Thursday
morning, at the NJ E Church. and inter
ment will be made in the NJ L. Cemetery in
this town.
The latest novelty in town, is the milk /
Shake, " at Douglass drug store. The drink
is healthy, refreshing and invigorating.
1t is astonishing, the quantity of ice cream
sold in this town The other evening call !
I'd Oh Fowler, he was as jolly and genial as
ever, and doing a smashing business; step
ped around to Mrs Morris, near the Ponder
House, here everything wore a cheering
lsPect, and customers were popping in and
'ut faster than it takes me to tell it, I next
'isited Mrs Fields, near the bridge, a coy
title place, this, and so convenient, the par
ors are attractive, and the associations first
ate, while Mrs. Fields endeavors to make
IL happy. OF course could not stay long,
IS this is my writing night-a plate of deli
ious cream, few words of adyice and
lave gone, to chronicle the events of the
week. D. A..C.