Milford chronicle., 1893-07-14
MILTON.

One Of our leading medical men has
been enclosing his grapes during the
week in paper bags. We shall wait patti
emily for the time 10 not ouly see but also
to taste some Of this well protected fruit.
Ne Judge the doctor could not easily al
low his tenant 10 grow such large pump
kins and receive unto himself SO much
commendation. If the grapes should be
proportieuately as large as pumpkins we're
reported 10 have grown, we can be sup
piled from the nearly vintage without any
importations being made this season. -
The regular monthly business meeting OF
the Society Of Christian Eudeavor was
held in the M. P. Church Thursday even
ing. The following officers were elected;
Robt. Collins, President; Miss Stella AT
kius. Vice president; Harry Taylor, Re-
cording Secretary; Lille Davidson, lrea-
surer. Maggie White, Corresponding Sc
eretarv. aud Emma Conner, nrganist -
al the preliminary hearing of Mr. Isaac
Nailor before Commissioner Smith last
"Wednesday Mr.. Nailor was held for trial
before the regular term Of the U. S. Court
in Sent. He was bailed for his appear
Notwithstanding the severe wind
and rain storm of Saturday evening the
ladies Of the NJ P Church were successful
at their ice cream parlor They will serve
heir friends again Saturday evening The
hand will be present and give a grand
musical concert. Six Of our best looking
couples went to Point Pleasant on Satur-
day. Among the lumber enjoying the
trip were Fannie Prettyman, Emma White
/. I.eua Oliver, Freddie Welsh, VIM Wilson,
and Grant Coilins.-During the storm OF
Saturday evening lightning struck the
dwelling, near the shipyard, owned by
Ex-Gov. Ponder and tenanted by Capt
Scull. One of the windows were shater-
ed and slight damage done the wood work
surrounding it The family were not
home during the storm.-Rev Howard
Schlinckie preached a very interesting
sermon at Indian River Mission last
Sunday. The all day meeting held al
this church was of an enthusiastic char
acter.-Nr. and Miss Bryan, Of Rising
SUI, Nd, brother and sister of Rev Mrs
Roberts, are snjourning very comfortably
at the NJ +. Parsonage The following
ladies and gents had splendid day al
Rehoboth last Sundayl John Oliver Sam
mel Warrington, Nora Davidson and Su
sic Burrows. Sallie Eddington, oi
Milford, is visiting Mrs L. M. Fearing
This is one of the places in town where
the guests can count on having a roy al
good time.-Leon, son Of ]. L Black was
severely injured the afternoon Of the 4th
by being struck with swing in Hart's
park. He is now able to be out MARY
| + Elliugswortl, wife of Capt. Henry F.
/ Eriugsworth, died Wednesday, the 9TH
at Atlantic City, Va. She was inferred
near the place of her death. For many
years the deceased was a resident of oul
town where she was we'll and favnrably
knoWn.-The Milton Library Association
lately added a choice section Of new vo,
umes to its already large stock Of good
literature Past Roberts pulpit was
filed Sunday morning by Rev VIM. ID.
Wilson, Of Rehoboth, at night Rev. w II
Wickline preached Rev. r. S William
son discOursed earnestly Sunday aiternoor
on "STange Things "7tbc nid,h Pretty
man, who has been illE M crowd week:
is able now to be in hJerIv Tbersiness
WIN Fowler is bef,oro has an iriome OF
Chestnut Sl- a neiticians and thgs 'iile .
tage.-.Wm. Ma - ute sick
His friends hoVtear Loose shoes. covery-
Mrs. Jennie der their good looks laughter
Alena, retufort always wear ,5s.nern triI
| Monday Gvvlahk 1ney took III New
York aud Philadelphia ard some OF the
resorts adjacent to these cities Miss
Name Hearn, daughter of DR.. JOSEPH
FIearn, of Philadelphia, arrived here
Monday aud is stopping with her grand
parents.-Dr. Horace Vaughn, OF Mid
dletown, Del, spent few days with his
mother and sister the early part OF the
week.-Annie V Norwood died neal
Hollyville, Sunday aged II years. Hel
funeral was held from indian Rive
Mission, Tuesday morning Rev. J. A
Weigaud oficiated. T. J. Atkins & Sor
were the funeral directors M Monday ever
ling Rev. J. A. Weigand performed mar
riage ceremony in his home. The con-
tracing parties being James A Cllttor
and Lizzie Johnson. Conner. Red
den's live merchant. made his parents
visit on Sunday. c. Atkins & Som
are having large scales built near th'
Fassett cannery John c. Wilson is th'
the contractors Henry F Hudson
has made extensive improvements OF
his property, tenanted by Mrs. Lydii
Ellingsworth.- far as we can leari
| the School board is doing uix-Mis
Susie Burrows, of Philadelphia, is visit
lug her mother, Mrs. Smithers.-Johnny
1 oliver left Monday for berth on
schooner commanded by Capt. Burris.-
Miss Jennie Parker. of the Quaker City
who has been with her uncle for severa
weeks, returned home Monday Mis-
Fannie Oliver came from the city Satur
day. She will spend the vacation ol
Fearing Avenue with her parents.-Rev
Mr.. Pyle is having large audiences at hi
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