Milford chronicle., 1893-06-30


s Table Is spread every Lords Day
Grango Hall ever the posto0ice, at i0&
is open and free TO all the Lords
Arrival of Mails.
h NoRTn-Io;56 An, 6:53 p. m.
o eoUTH- 845 AM
les the Post Office twenty minutes
- train.
MnFoRD MENTIONS.
LIE children, skies are bright
be you,
hend down to kiss you, breeze and
6Icom love you,
delds Of summer, softly billowed
over
lie fealhery red-top and the rosy
'orer
4 iiltle children seek your shady
res
IS in their bosoms, sunshine on
eif iaces.
6al an grain ripens, tell the children
du.y
Tsst as pleasure tell them both
4fe bIended
Be best life-story, we'll begun and
nded
Tuesday will be Building and
dsaling night in Milford.
1tT quantities of peas have been
Ai 10 Refs factory this week.
crament of the Lords Supper
5ministrated in the Presbyterian
ea Sunday next.
ily proper Milford girl scorns
~ her umbrella as a walking stick. |
be lightly rolled and grasped III /
ridale
LIES AICMANUs, of Dover, will !
se lecture in Dorsey Hall this |
80 O'Clock. All are cordi- |
dted
Orb LODGE A. o. U w, No. II, |
se public installation of officers |
dfy q next week July 9TH, at the
tall
onarterly business meeting and /
doa al officers of the y. P. S. c. E
Ffesbyterian Church, will be held
day evening, July nth.
management of Slaughter Beach
have fine sailing boat of six tons
cn which is for the use of fishing and
na parties who visit this resort.
r National Hotel is still as popular
old. The elegant table at this house
7aoun 10 all in this community and
L travellers who come to Milford.
.1res 7. SMITH, the contractor and
der Of Milford, with four carpenters,
at work at Lewes building the quar-
he station, and will be there until the
sE Erasidence of Mrs. Joseph S. Truitt
seen newly painted, papered and dec
Ad inside aud outside, during the past
weeks, By Thomas Hook and assist
IL. EIyNsON has rented of Mrs. Ruth
4.ie|e the house on Front street, |
opposite the residence OF DR.. W.
ance, and will move into same IN
ays
crates of the Beatrice variety Of
haVe been shipped from this VI
this week, but the main crop will |
iomutnce togo to market before the
NJ Iaiy.
Ihfacf of Sunday morning sermon in |
erae M Z. Church, "Our Nations |
The Red Men will attend in |
Evening lecture: Gamblers |
nIing."
rra MEETING OF the Young Peo
society of Christian Endeavor in the |
eterian Church at :. 80 Sunday even
Iopic, Gods Call To U.s." Miss
Rosa will be leader.
aING services in Lincoln charge |
In as follows Slaughter Neck,
M, Cedar Neck, at 800 p. M, !
oIn * p. m, by the pastor, 5. K.
sner All are welcome.
ra "a LODGE A. o. U. W., which !
1een holding a convention Ill TORONTO
but the age limit at forty-hve
limited the number of assess |
Ii eyenteeH in any one year.
fishermen along the bayshore
Ia operations for the season on
lie great scarcity of fish. The
e s beer a profitable one to them
Ifs brices obtained have ruled high.
ftp GIRL-"Did you hear about
t who hides behind the bushes
classical Academy, and jumps
f |sses girls as they go by2' Girl
ia the city-"Oh, no let's go
will you ~
sbvterian Sunday School went
er Reach on Tuesday last and
bay The last hack load lett
b. m. The day was rather cool
with the wind blowing from
Id, but everybody enjoyed the
r morning ill night.
want good meal OF everything
the salt sea go to Slaughter
day from now until October
rybody in this community
his but during the present sea-
ppers at Slaughter are promised
better than ever before.
wingletters remain unclaimed
BIRD postofice David Britting
es r. Deputy, Jerry Deputy,
rrison, Mrs Ida Milburn, Jas
Chas. Robinson, Miss Amanda
Ezra Wilcox.
A. T. THOMAS, P. NJ.
verything clean around your
hd keep your bodies IN perfect
by bathing once, twice or thI ce
and we will not have cholera
ction of Delaware. The Cen
bath rooms are open to the
10 members Of both sexes.
of the Losition as commercial
nrth, Germany,to which II. C.
of Dover, was recently ap
4 $4,000. The agent is also al
a year for rent and clerk hire
Of the agent is made from fees
amount of fees last year being