Milford chronicle., 1893-12-01
MILTON.

of The holiday season this year finds Mil
S ton happy, prosperous and ready to en-
S, jny the good things provided for good
e cheer. The stores are apparently doing
u a good business, and our farmers have
more ready money than for several years
il past. This is all due to local causes; viz:
O the money the cannery has distributed.
, the fruits and other crops, which have,
:. while not bringing fancy prices, enabled
our people to pay up most of their float
S ing Indebtedness This / claim, is ample
] cause for happiness, and Milton with
her sister towns stands out in bright con-
, trast with other states where business de
prsssions prevail
Pine wood will soon commence to be
piled up on our wharves, and with its
cutting, will set money in circulation for
the winter.
Mrs Richard Enicutts of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting uere has returned
home
Mrs. Mears and children are visiting
their former home in Camden, n j. Mr.
! Mears is consoliug himself for their alb
I sence BY attending to his tonsorial busi-
ness with unusual vigor
/ Capt Frank Lacy, of the Schooner /
Pauline Black is home for week with /
his family.
Capt VIII. Magee paid Milton and
his family a welcome visit during the
past week. Billy IS always welcome in
Milton, because of his happy disposition.
We would very much like to read com
munications from our old friend ID. A.
c. from his home at Blackwater. We
miss you Dave.
John Connor and wife of Magnolia,
Del, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. ].
milf 1a, ra~a11aA that Nfrc l
Conuor was formerly Miss Clara Lohand
of this town.
Lemiel Watson who formerly resided -.
at the Brick Granary in Cedar Greek
hundred, has part of the material on the
ground for the purpose of erecting a b
large wheel wright shop near w. J. G
Maull's blacksmith shop.
There is a good opening in Milton for
a first class shoe maker. The boot and
shoe makers of Georgetown are largely
pau onized by our people.
Miss Fannie Wilson, saleslady at ] {,
Atkins & Sons store, is visiting her par
ents near Milford.
Mrs. J. J. Morris of Georgetown, was n nlo
he guest of Mrs Virgie Mason last week. Ia
George Hughes returned to Philadel- a,
1hia this week to resume his studies. D;
Revival services began at Reynolds th
church last Sunday evening. yc
Last week, l stated that J, B. Welch
( Son are the successors of Welch &
'tarkey. It was an error, as the bust
less will be managed entirely by John B.
Felch. cl,
Opposite my window resides charm in
ng widow, Fair, plump and forty W
ut partially conveys an idea of her at Po
ractions. Combine good looks with Sc
wit into the person of a widow, ste
nm what man lives who would resist Oe
er charms? Now in addition to this
ersonal loveliness my charming widow
as an adversion to Single bless
iness" preferrng to let the old
lads monopolize this particular state
nd she has her eyes open to all chances or
exchange her present state for the sh
onds of matrimOny-which bind but old
aid not. Her most ardent desires are
kelly to be granted if presens indications
e to be relied upon. The land of Mag
olia" yearns tenderly for the sand dunes !
the Broadkiln, and bride may soon sto
new her bushes and enter the connu- eei
al state again. 1t is not good for man 7
be alone, so it is said-and it might
added woman either. G. W. A.