Milford chronicle., 1892-08-12
MILTON.


aupearauce. particularly has this 9esh
nos;eesble fact for the past two weeks-the
sand Hin camp having claimed its quota
while Point Pleasant and Rehoboth coHtin-
geut leaves Milton with scanty hearers for
~ exhartels Sunday morning dissertation.
roy ,,yo weeks the camp has had its attrae-
t,ons. and the beaux and bellies Of Milton
have been there to see aud to be seen. Point
Pleasant claims hers on Sundays more than
Al any other time; and Rehoboth's are mere !
10 ,rauscient For this seeming orthodoxieal
disregard Of the Lords Day. the people |
are not responsible, inasmueh, as they are
the seekers after comfort and pleasure, and
IN this extremely hot weather viii do any
th;ro 90 anywhere to 6nd relief from the
oppressive heat
They may be blamed but while a reeluse
can shut himself up in some darkened room
and mediate on the goodness and the Wis
dom Of the Lord during the week for the in
struction Of his hearers-Or the pens-on
Sunday. the people who are perfoTce, obliged
10 labor to make both ends meet ." claim
little right which they are bound to maintain.
The people Of Milton are maguanimeus
they are all that any reasonable man can
expect from humanity; but they are human,
they have no superiors in their community,
nor do they intend to have and anyone
pretending 10 be a teacher who doris not
lhaye some afilliatiou with the people, can
mt expect to make success in q community
where the natural prejudice is against him
am informed on frst rate authority thai
the minister in charge Of the Sand Hill camE
said, on Sunday evening, that the eamI
ahouid be called "Hart's Camp" as MI
Hart had been generous IN donating th'
woods fog the purpose and had been kind tt
tine ministry aud lee adheFents IN many ways
aud although he was not Of their line the
were praying for him. This is good for MI
Hart coming from the source from which
does. and from the writers acquaintane
;, with him he (the writer is persuaded this
n the speaker was only paying a just tIibut
+ to generous man. Nr. Hart is ope OF Fhes
Is Kind and obligiug gentlemen that one seidei
N meets in this mundane sphere, and whe
Is once met. are loathe to part with, viYe
c. Hart vive la Hart's Camp gronndl
g Tie SchoolIboard are;i n a state Of 'inoeuoT
sr desuetude," but from a conversation ha
rs with the president Of the board to-day ] a
be informed, and may say enlightened, as
re their Rsodns obeyaMdi. The president stat
an that they have no account Of ell the expens
Il Of the outgoing board. That hey are Z"
n asoare oflhe indebtedness effhe c0mAsiAe
of That me account published blythe fyeasnr'
IT. Of me former board IN March laSf-Wh'
he se5pQl election Was INTENDED 10 ha
K. been nett on me fySf Saturday IN APTf'
~ does not coYer he indebtedness 10 the tn
,st The pre- ent board z0Gs indicted into en-
de- That in view Of this fact their object Is
r.. make haste siewly." The cOiOred peOT
TO have negotiated for, aud intend to buy t
ate old school building in South Milton for
lite church. It is stipulated that they shall ma
he q payment on the IS fnst when they will
re. possessiou, and title to the building.
Of 10 view ofthe outstanding bills the preside
informs me that the beard papnot eonsis
to their (the colored peoples) proposition 1
lth til they (the board know more definitely
i've the committees liabilities; as, should Ii
be sell the old school building and be una ole
yill 6nish the new one the town would be W
as out the means to commence school this 4
I'M. Before criticism, grammarians will pie
tie study well the general application Ofthe
has nouns used in the above paragraph.
ov- Burton NJ Robinson, who has been c
lars ptoyed in Washington Tor some MONTHS
at rived home on Wednesday.
nal isaac NsilOF is so fer eouValesoiug as to
de. able 10 be out, Glad OF his good luck.
tier Miss Carrie Oliver Of Camden, N. j.
the home on a visit to her parents.
hat DR.. Robert Hopkins and Mr.. jobs Pom
ent went 70 Rehoboth on Saturday by rail,
ow. turning on Monday.
loy- DR.. W. J. Hearn and family are expec
city to occupy their cottage at Point Pleas
rom uext week. The DOCTOR has been on an
tended tour among the AdiTOndaeks, and
the may account for his rather late visit to
sov- chosen retreat on pelaWare's water.
gil. Peter h. Jackson died on Wednesday
mce having suffered several months Of demen
sor, Of general failure Of the YRalOrgaus, q
, to 20 wears. Interment and funeral servi
Il III took place on Friday at the N. Z. cemel'
ma conducted by the Rev, E. P. Roberts, of
N. +. church, AND The ReY. r. S. Will
,fia. son of the NJ P. church. Nj. Jackson
iftyA 2 well-to-do gentleman, was in his your
BOO, days 3 school teacher, and during his Ia
sion life lived on his income. He leaves a :
aud to whom his property is bequeathed, but
,uld children.
tual The new schooner now being built by
pro- Gov. Fender will be launched on Satu T'
ions She will be christened the annie L.
E Of der" IN honor Of one Of the eE-EOyerH
sed. erand-dauRhters, p. A;