Milford chronicle., 1893-09-29
MILTON.

10 regular session Sunday. This lady is
cut very effective speaker, and is prom
'' nently engaged in temperance and churs
~ work in her native city.
~ Two Of our very popular citizens, OF
- a black man and the other a white on
q do good deal Of going together as cor
- mercial travellers. The Black man sci
.ll white goods and the White one dispose
~ ,0t Of black merchandise. They are botl
H.. however, white men in all their busine.
~ transactions.
~ The wife of Rev, R. S. williamson
I, still quite low, and there appears but lii
~ tie hope Of her recovery DIR. Rober
l.. Wilson is her resident physician. TIL
T.. IL Doctors Hopkins have beeu called il
~ consultation. DR.. G. A. Hafner, an uncl,
:. OF Mrs. Williamson, of Huriocks, Md, il
. also advising in the case.
d. The horses of David Dutton's TEEN be
> came unmanageable Thursday on Chest
~ nut street when near the front of William
Fowler's residence. The upset was. com.
= plete; scattering tomatoes, team and
- driver in his front yard. The horses and
Il driver escaped unhurt
James and Bennie Ennis came to town
., on their bicycles last week taking in the
y Dover Fair en- route. It would almost
: make one dizzy to see these parties going
J at their rapid rate of speed. They were
entertained while here IN the home of
their relative, Geo. w. Atkins.
Miss Mary Mcgee, one of our ex-teach-
ers, has secured a school near Whites
Chapel. Miss Mary will be greatly
missed from our school here, We are
sure her admirable qualifications as a
teacher will commend her to her new
patrons.
Rev. W. W. w. Wilson, DID, came to
town from his Port Chester, N. Y, home
Saturday. He remained until Monday.
He preached an excellent sermon in the |
M, E. Church Sunday evening to large
audience.
Mrs. Janette Sharp, who has enjoyed
two and a half score years of life, made |
her hrst trip to the city week before last.
She took in Wilmington, Philadelphia
and Camden. She reports very happy
time among her many relatives visited /
Wm.-F. Wilson was caught in one ofl
the wheels IN the cannery of Counselman
& Cos factory last week. Had it NOT
have been for the timely stopping of the
machinery, he would have been seriously
hurt if not killed.
The Endeayor service was conducted
by Miss Stella Atkins on Sunday evening
Miss Annie Weigand and Mrs. Lille
Davidson read, and Miss Maggie Ingram
sang a solo,
T. J. Atkins & Sons returned from the
city last week. While there they Dur
chased fine black more and colt.
Bishop Coleman discoursed eloquentlv
to large congregation at the Protestant
Church Sunday evening.
James Donohoo and wife, of Camden,
N: Ju came down on Saturday, and are
guests Of Mr.. Peter Wilson. James is
greeted by large number of his friends.
Andrew Brion and William Mason, with |
their families had a pleasant day at
Point Pleasant on Thursday
Postmaster Reynolds has changed the
ocation of the Office to the firm Of Wiley
< Virden. Assistant Postmaster Virdei,
handles the mail with alacrity.
Rev. J. A. lWeigand and family left for [
! short visit to his former charge, Pitts
lille, Md, on Tuesday.
1t is rumored that there will be a large
lumber of moves in town the first of the ?
ear. |
Mr.. Bently, son-in-law of Mr.. Samuel
iurris, is with his relatives for a two -.
7eek's vacation. d'
VIM. J. White has recently purchased
handsome Estey organ for his son Del O'
lar.
T. R. Ingram has lately made extern
We improvements in his dwelling on
ederal street.
Rev. ]. A. Weigand preached in the M, ~,
. Church Sunday morning to large
aggregation.
Captain Charles Atkins was in the city
last week purchasing his stock of fall
Id winter goods.
Our progressive young merchant ofthe
m of Parker & Chandler, is now doing
e Worlds Fair -
VIM. johnson, in the employ of the l
ternational Dredging Company,is home
a short vacation.
Capt. Charles Burris is resting at his
hers on Chestnut street. He is the
ne jolly soul as Of yore
Rev. Howard Schlincke has been
led here on account of the illness of
sister.
There was no services in the NJ. P.
urch Sunday III consequence of the ill
IS Of the PASTORS wife, F,V
Grs. Henry Messick has laid a new
ck pavement in front of her home.
apt George Lekites has enclosed his
ne with an attractive new fence.
)ur popular corner merchant John c.
ingsworth was in the city several days
week.
apt John Mcgee, upon whom we all
ight to smile, is with his family for a
lrt stay.
apt. Joseph c. Atkins and wife drove
r to Lewes Saturday.
Ir. Elijah Hearn, the father of Dr.
aph Hearn, was the guest of Mr.. VIM
ttyman last week.
Iiss Mary Black has a good time at
Worlds Fair.
he canneries are still working a large
e of hands.
is rumored the SCHOOLS will open
and. But no man knoweth where
WAX Wax"