Milford chronicle., 1891-02-13
MILTON.

i aud the Justice fined them each one dol
= lar.
2 Mr.. Joshua Carey having purchased
the two lots of land formerly the property
> Of the late Samuel Martin, has cut down
the pines and other timber that bordered
. on the northern coast Of Lake Fangan-
zilsy, thereby securing a splendid view
from the town, of the country beyond.
This, however, allows the northern wind
free access to the Lake, and as our would
be ice harvesters express it will will make
it harder to freeze over
Mr.. William H. Chandler, has pur-
chased Of Mrs Annie Derickson, Of Ber-
lin, Md, farm in coolspring, about
four miles from town, containing 10
acres.
Mr.. James II. Warrington has.removed
his wheelwright shop, from its former
site on Wharton street, to lot on Ches-
nut street
The personal property Of the late Mrs.
Eliza Hall, was sold at administrators
sale on Saturday.
German measles, scarlet rash or some
thing Of the kind, is epidemic in North
Milton.
A dog, with two tails, trotting along
the street on Thursday, attracted consid- |
cradle attention. He was not a curiosity
long, but soon disappeared from view,
while the folks talked the matter over.
The pulpit chairs at the NJ Z. Church,
have been newly upholstered, and new
collection baskef have been added to
the furniture ofe1 Nauditorium.
The windows of tse Masonic Hall are
hsiSApapered on the interior, with beau
81 Sted paper, i'll splendid designs.
Captain Caleb Mcgee, who recently
married lady Of Galveston, Texas has
returned to Milton with his bride.
r. Davis Carey aud the Hon. J. NJ.
Carey U. S. Senator from Wyoming,
arrived in town on Saturday On Mon
day the former left for his home in Pldla-
delphia, and the latter for the National f
Capital t
DR.. John Carey is yet in town.
DIR. Gillespie returned from Philadel- $
phia to-day
An insurance agent representing the
companies that hold the insurance on G
the property, real and personal, destroyed q
by the late fire, was in town, last week ,
for the purpose of investigation. Since Il
his fatality the stores of general mer- II
are scarce in that locality. The -
irm of Ellingsworth & Connor in North Il
Milton, with fine stock of goods are n
aking the lead
The annual meeting Of the Broadkiln d
Building & Loan Association will be held o.
N the evening of the 18TH, for the purpose eN
# electing a president, vice president, al
treasurer and three directors. M
The secretary of the association adyer- si'
ses for all who are in arrears to settle
heir accounts; and threatens the terrors id'
fthe law to all who further procrasu- Du
ate. Ja
The fourth quarterly meeting Of this 'n'
year was held on Sunday. On sol
Ionday evening the Quarterly Con %
renee convened, when, after the gen lel
-al routine of business was disposed Of, ia
lie following preamble and resolution Oe.
as presented, read and adopted
WHEREAS Our pastor the Rev T. R. .pl
reamer, has given general satisfaction lng
his pulpit work and other pastoral inc
tiles, and has been Jealous i'll trying to t;o,
Iild up the spiritual and financial work -
the charge he represents, therefore, lns
ReSOi1ea, That if agreeable to our pas Tit
r, and the plans Of the Bishop and tim
esiding Elder, under whom he serves, rod
earnestly desire that he be returned to
for the next Conference year. cIe'
The mortgage of $500 that has been 1
nging over the NJ E. parsonage since dele
construction is now happily liqui- Sec
ted, and the bond in the hands Of the new
wards of the church. The finances
this institution were never i'll better y
idition; all its outstanding obligations - - 4
re been fully paid, and the church neve
h the exception of small amount ..p
, the pastor--is free from debt
he extra services at the NJ. Z. Church nj.
re run through five weeks of time. ar
2 success is not so great as it might Co.
yet the pastor thinks a great good is
lg done, that is not, at present seen. ''4"'
: work still continues
reparatious are completed for the
artainment Of these who are expected
le present at the session Of the Sussex MI
nty, w c. 7. u Convention: which guesi
Is 4. mere on lhursday and Friday - Tael
Times. mn 10 fhe rraeanf fhere I,o..., last
i ten converts, and more are ~, Vel home
ring. AIilfc
{ 1, Z. S Services vices Tor Sunday, Feb 10th Jane
,o ices l,,'Ia ~ Ps,io 80 Da., a. M revival Of DR.
iss Fannie Magness, who is visiting J. Fr'
M. p. Parsonage has been kept in renoy
5 ior several days on account OF III Baltii
iss Lydia Robinson, visiting the same ma
e, started on Tuesday morning for Of He
ir, Md, for stay Of two weeks, after 2Ss a,
ID she will return to Milton. c4s,.t
Using daughter Of David WiltBanL Om
on Monday evening, after short No. Z
IS. aged IS years. Funeral services please
- e'pSsaAy; -. az 1l9I C. N. r. Shureh' both
in that cemetery. Last
is young miss was bright and prom to hea
TAR flower just bursting into full Burtoi
n, with the morning of life beauti- NJ
lefore her, the hill tops crowned
nds of roses, the dells strewn with each
ant flowers, with happy anticipations pose
oyous conviviality, she is suddenly ings
from her earthly surroundings into 3..,.
asst unknown.
is no death. what seems SO is transition sa"eu
lie o. mo. mortal q. p, sEesth. will B
s. portals we cali death house;
D. A. c. loft to
LION, feo. Il, 1850. Farm
ad Been Worried Eighteen ana az
ears" just al
ouid have read married, but proof is not Q
observed that it amounted to about has no,