Milford chronicle., 1891-08-14
MILTON.

Ex-Governor Ponder has made a new side
walk to his property extending from the
Ponder house near the corner of Front anC
Federal street, along Front street to and NJ
Chestnut street as far as his line. The towr
authorities have bricked the cutters, along
this line, and are now excavating cutters
| near the cauneTy of Messrs Counselman &
Co., CT about where it is as little needed as
anywhere in town. II looks we'll though,
and with Curtis Reeds lookup, Front street
! will be the Bow street and Park Row of Mil
ton. If the authorities can spare a small
sum Of their money before running the gut
tiers they are now at work on too far, il would
be commeudable to repair the sidewalk on
the east side and north of the bridge We
are glad that the town has decided to repair
| the bridge and depend on the court Ia decide
to whom the bridge belongs. "Honor to
whom honor is due, is a maxim that always
is in order. At its recent meeting the Town
Council voted to furnish $500 bricks to pave
and gutter the sidewalk running from P. ].
Harris hotel down Mulberry street to Lake
Tanganyity This is a remarkable couces-
sion on the part Of the Hon. Town Council,
bat it is not enough, as Mr. Hart pays for the
work and that, we are informed, is the only
reason the Council would take hold Of it.
The annual meeting of the State Council
o. q. A. NJ. will be held at Milton on August
goth. Ample provisions will be made by
the committee having the matter in charge
Rev. ]. S. Wickliue preached to the con-
eregation of the NJ. E. Church on Sunday
evening. Mr.. Dreamer, in the meantime,
gave one Of his splendid sermons to the good
people Of Bethel' Philadelphia.
Mr.. W. b. Tomlinson, one of Milton's
prominent men, who has been on the sick
list for ten days, is convalesciug.
Mr.. Will Parker is quite sick
THE incest cOrn rrOrtyirfr hafuvaaf4 Milton
and Glendale is that of DR.. Wolfe's. It is
like all of DIR. Wolfe's surroundings nice,
beautiful, magnificent.
The new schooner William T. Parker is at
the wharf getting her paraphernalia on
board. Captain Charles Burrows is an ex-
pert man, and the William T. Parker is
beautiful vessel and they together will do
nice work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ingram, Of Philadel-
phla, are visiting their uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs Hart, at Hart's Hotel
Miss Florine Hendrickson, who has been
on an extended visit to friends, left this week
for her home in Chester, Pa.
Miss Buelah Gilbert will give an elocu- |
tionary entertainment in the NJ p Church /
on Thursday evening next Ifyou want a |
good, hearty laugh, and at the same time |
hear an instructive and beneficial entertain
meut do not fail to attend Miss Gilbert \
gave very successful entertainment at
Srimby's Park, Canada, last week to a large,
,ultured and appreciative audience. The
programme will include readings, recita-
ions, coulical selections and limitations
William Wells Wolf Ellingsworth died at
he residence of his mother on Sunday morn
ug near Milton, after protracted indspo-
Iition Of asthma, and other causes, aged 40
lears. The deceased was well known around
Milton, but for many years has been engaged
II the West India trade He came home a
ew weeks ago to breathe his last among the
ephyrs that watched his innocence, and TO
ay his tired bones under his own native
leath.
The six-mouth sold child of Mr.. Horace
Warrington died on Monday morning Of
rain fever Interment on Wednesday at
a. E. Cemetery
Rev. j. A. Weigand and family will visit
Md, leaving home to-day. Mr.
Neigaud takes great pleasure IN these yearly
lists to his Maryland friends, and we pre-
ume the reciprocity is MUTUAL Mr. Weig-
nd and his wife have many friends in Mil
)u, only the extended guard of the many
HON they have made during their sojourn
n this peninsula.
Captain John Fisher arrived home on
accompanied by Mr. Fritz, wife
I'D niece of Boston, Mass, the latter named
Il Milton on Tuesday morning, after visit
e the many beautiful resorts Of pleasure,
which Captain Fisher and his wife chap.
oned them Point Pleasant was but bud
ng, and these visitors had not the glories
ey might have seen farther on. Captain
sher viii leave to-day for his vessel now
Augusta he.