Milford chronicle., 1893-12-22

4nhes comprise
towf% The hard time!
? naVee- 48nected Houston like maul
a other places and its people are fairly
e prosperous. Armour has built
- barn on his home place that for size and
construction excells any other IN this
part of the hundred David Scott has
-- built, or more properly, is finishing the
e most conveniently arranged dwelling in
e Houston II was planned by Mrs. Scott.
1 aud as a result, it has all the cOnveu-
{ fences a wcman's mind can contour up.
Mr. ana Mrs, irving Scott will move
from Houston to Milford at January Ist.
} next Scarlet clover was seeded extern
+ sively by farmers near by Houston, and
, it looks well now. This clover, if used
for soiling will soon make our farm lands
second so none in Kent County.-Rev
Mr. Neese will start a revival service here
soon aud hopes 10 meet with success
equal to his Laws Chapel charge X.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church was we'll
filled on Friday night ov tine entertain
meni Of the Y. P. S c. E. The follow
I ing program was rendered in a most ac-
ceptable manner, as the loud and long
continued applause showed
I-Instrumental Trio. by Prof Polo
kowskv and the Misses Rosa and Humes !
2-"Brother Andersons Sermon, -
Miss Ryan.
s-Duet, "The Pilot'-AIiss Pitcher
and Mr.. Smeallie.
4-"The School Ma'ams Counting" by
Miss RYAN.
5-Duet. Prof Polokowsky aud Miss
Humes
6-~The Light from over the Range"
Miss RYAN.
Solo. BY the Blue Scar. c.
8-"rhe One Legged Goose Miss
e-Duet. "Gh the Cross of Christ We
Glory" by Miss Reynolds aud Mr.. Ru-
dolph.
1o-"Beware of der viaders," by Miss
Ryan.
II Quartette-Prof. Polokowsky, !
Mr. Harry Humes, Mr.. W. Lank and /
Miss Katie Humes. ]
I2-"When de Folks is Gone Miss a
Ryan. q
This was Miss Ryau's first appearance i
in Milford and her second year as pub c
lie reader. She has many gifts that in
1icate successful career, which all who b
met her dc heartily join in wishing she $
may haYe. We hope to hear her again. t
A song burlesque on "After the Ball' o
with similar air, has made its appearance IL
from the pen of Byron d, n Jones. 1t "
was written to give certain reasons why
The Republican ticket should receive the Il
votes of the people: Il
AFTER LAST FALL. d
4 little boy climbed an old mans knees, = :
Begged for the reusou, do Papa. please r
Why are you gloomy, idle, alone?
Have you no work but loafiing at home ?" "
I had good job last year, you know
Why have none now, child YOU shall know; K
.ist 10 the story. Grover, Last Fall. ii
helped to elect him, idle, that's all. W
CHORUS "
Ifer the vote was taken, after the change 3
had come,
Ifei the factories closing, after the wheels OF
were dumb. al
Iany a heart was aching, if you could read I'll
them ALL
fany a home was darkened, after Last Fall in
right were the prospects, clouds not in sight,
Iappy our homes were from morn till night; 6
hen CAME the tempter spoke soft and low, H.
'ooled us poor workers, how don't know. I'd
When we awakened to what we'd done,
a ctories were idle, mills could not run X
'own they all closed, pet ended that's all, so
lst as our work was, after Last Fail.
VII
oHg months have passed, child, no work TO do
Though have sought it, for mUther and you, th
10 work to give me, tried to explain,
hey could not help it, pleadings are vain ~
knew the reason, after twas done, -
helped to close up factories that run Of
hats why Pm idle, no work at ALL
lost nv lob after Last Fall no