Milford chronicle., 1891-06-19
MILTON.
I sat me down upon a mound
To muse on Life; and then,
Concluding that my views were Sc

sat me down upon mound
To muse on Life; and then,
Concluding that my views were sounu
/ rose me up, and turned me round
And walked me home again.
After a succession ofcold and disagreeaole
Sabbaths II is really exhilarating to walk
ont AGAIN beneath a balmy and azure SKY
Two weeks have wrought changes that are
noteworthy on every handi-the water nill .
now STUD the lake gems upon seatlll W
mament; the gorgeous beauty OF the laul l's
blossom has waned, only few petals re-
naming on the parent stem, mute witnesses
to its former glory. The magnoila Dlsn ,,l.s
that / have watched with so much care, nave
been visited by vandal hands, and the dear
little flowers all plucked, save three, whicn
7 have eagerly gathered, ard whose Hsg-
rance fill the room as / write. Now IS ma
ture robed in 'panoply complete "-smi'lns
verdure on every hand; growing crops III
field. and spreading foliage in sylvan re-
treat. The vegetable kingdom gives iortn
its susteuance to the millions OF earthi US
parners are we'll filed, ana its branches wei
laden, and yet green unto the harvest
Remember what beialls one who goes loi
lie 6rst time into the May or June woods.
He is suddenly inisted into poinP anu
GLORY that brings to pass for him the creams
of romance. He is the king he dreamed ne
was; he walks through tents ofgoldi taTough
bowers Of crimson, porphyrY aud iopa4i pa
viliou on pavilion garlauded wlth vines
flowers and sunbeams, with incense anu 4
music. with so many hints to his aston'she'.
seraes, the leaves twinkle aud pique and
Aatter him. aud his eye and step are tempted
on by hazy distances to happier solitude.
Errata-All this happiness he owes only
to his finer perceptions. The owner OF lllS !
wood lot finds only number OF alsc9ioIeu
trees and says, They ought to come down
they amt growing any better; they must DC
cut and corded this winter"
ON Saturday / had the pleasure of attend
! ing an examination, held by Pf9t gray
/ ''that for beauty of style and splendof OF ule-
ton it cannot be surpassed by the masters o.
old" D....,..
That which has been known as the Bentley
Chemical Works and lately transformed into
saw and planning mill has been renleu Dy
| Mr.. Bentley of Philadelphia, to MI James b
Scull of New Jersey, who proposes 70 iut
the establishment on waying capacl'y' Nll
bentley has been unfortunate III TINS speSu-
lation, owing to bad management, "A lSN
wears since Mr.. Bentley and Mr.. Waish' 'n'
latter practical chemist came to Milton Ip
the purpose of locating plant After pros
meeting a few days, Mr.. Bentley, tne nuah
rial partner purchased quantity of land anC
the two erected their plant thereon. Inc
buildings, machinery, etc, cost ABOUT Piss
600 of which Mr. Beutley's stock Represented
81. 600 and Mr.. Walsh's $1,000 In course
/ ~ fine a disagreement arose between th'
mariners. and the property went into lit'ga'
tiou. Mr.. Bentley, to save himself nough
the property; and MI Walsh dlee' M
BENTLEY has since been to great expense II
putting in saws end planners, and changing
The plaut from chemical TO a wood manu-
factory. Owing however, to inethcien
i management on the part of his operatives
has been to him more loss than gam ana Ut
has leased it as above stated.
Mr.. Isaac Nailor the euterpris'ng con
tractor of Milton, will remodel the residence
Of Mr. Edward Wiley on Federal street
AS Mr. Wiley is known for his admiration
of the beautiful, and Mr.. Nailor for hi.
efficiency to please, we may expect grand
improvement on the principal street OF oul
town. A..
MrP. 7. Hart IS raising a story on the
at the Hart Hotel"
NJ. P. Church will celebrate TIE aupua
! Chldren's Day on Sunday. In the morn
ing at 10. 20 the PASTOR Rev. B. w. kinaiey
will preach especially to the children. 4hel
will occupy the front pews and take promi
nent part in the music. Ia the evening con-
meuciug at 8 O'Clock, carefully prepared
programme will be rendered CONSISTING
music, readings, Rotations, concert exer
else, tableau, flowers and birds.
At Beaver Dam beginning at ; P. u
Children's Day exercises will be observed
A pleasant entertainment is promised
D. A. c.