Milford chronicle., 1893-03-24

Win probably this object in view
the Rev. r. s. Williamson has Inaug
ufated q new departure.-there will
be service held ou every Sunday morn
ing at tho 81 p. Church before the
preaching hour -03Oa. IN lat which
time one Of the neophytes viii act AS
leader The order Of exercises will
be varied to meet the excgencies o
the occasion.
Al the adjounei meeting Of the
! Quarterly Conference Of the NJ. F
Church. held on Saturday afternoon
George Morris was licensed as ao ex
horter. The other important bust
pess OF the yenr was about settled
The different appointments Of this
circuit have paid their quota, and Mil
ton viii have liquidatsd lis obligation
to the pastor before the conference
shall nave convened.
Rev e. P. Roberts is attending the
conference at Middletown. His sal
AIRY is nearly all paid
Pete West, a sober and respectable
eolored man. while going to his home
one dark night last week, walked into
the mill pond. No bad effects resulted
Captain s. B, Bennett has been re-
elected by the town council, lamp
lighter, Observation-Disclosures, town
bailiff, and collector Of town taxes.
Joseph Fields has been elected by
the Levy Court. constable for Broad
kiln Hundred.
James Jester snd Alfred Lekites have
purchased a portable sawmill, and 10.
Gated it on the land of Lewis Carey,
near town.
It IS snid there is a bill before the
legislature 10 amend the charter Of the
town of Milton. What its provisions
are is not generally known, and the
Town Ceuncl dIsclaim any know
ledge Of the measure.
Joseph and Miss Ssllie Wiltbank,son
and daughter of David Wiitbank, have
removed from town TO the latter's
farm near Broadklin beach, and will
engage at farming the present year.
The several aspirants for the post
office have now reached that stage of
experience where all subordinate prop
or considerations are swallow
ed up in expectancy. They have done
what they could in The matter Of OBJ
tanning accommodations and now
await the action of the department; or
rather of Senator Gray. Mr.. W. F.
has the backing of the best
men in the party and out Of the party;
in fact, the men Of the town who DO
with the office are almost
unit for his appointment. The term
Of Mr.. Manship the present lncum-
bent. will expire by limitation in
May, and until then we may expect
DO change. However this is not long /
20 wait boys. After that time hope
will be lost in reality, to some one,
md to the others, "well Id the
party, I will never vote another Dem
,crat ticket see ifI dol"
Rev. J. A. Weigand is again con-
ined to his home by illHess.
There was no preaching service at
be NJ. e. Church on Sunday morning
ast. In the evening the exercises
1ere under the auspices of the Ep-
7orth League.
Mr.. John Ponder, who has been hib-
rnating in town, will. in a few days, +
smove 10 his farm near by, and, pos s
bly,, give an oyster supper to THE {
lembers of the Milton School Board i
Tie canning factory is going up rap. !
.ly considering the weather. Should b
-ery Thug work fayorably Mr.. Dav- h
son will complete his contract by S
Ie middle of April. S
Notwithstanding, the unfavorable
Gather on Saturday last, it was L
lsy day in Milton; the streets were e
ronged with vehicles.an the stores ,
C. Atkins & Son, and Messrs. Par .
r & Chandler were crowded with "
yers all the afternoon and evening
Stra help was necessary to wait up VI
the customers. This looks like re-
vifieation of business and we hope III
e impetus thus started may con- ss
.ue pa
R. e. Beardsley, treasurer Of the
ltOn Branch of the Home Building
j Loan Association Of Bloomington. no
J., will be at the Office Of Samuel Jag
Wilson on the |, ,st Saturday Of zach di.
nth, between the hours OF and 9 A.
lock p. m, to receive the monthly
IS of members belonging to the AS.
lation.
Irs. Clara Fisher, wife of George
her and daughter of Burton Rev shi
DIS, Of this hundred, died in Phila- sui i
phia on Saturday the llth inst. aged
years. The remains were brought
he home Of her father on Monday
ming following, and on Tuesday me
erred at Whites Chapel, NJ. E. sci
netery; the Rev. J. s. Wickline con- Flo
ting the obsequies. u. A. C. r., r.,
Iilton, March q, 1898.
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