Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-06-21

OBSERVE young father trying to az
- pease brawlihg baby, and you will wi
ness ingenuity enough in ten minutes I
make you think that the man ought /
= be big success as an inventor.
IT is considered the proper thing thi
season for Young people to get up fish
Y ing, rowing aud other parties and picnics
generally. each member bringing his o
T. her own luncheon, al,er the manner o
g church picuics OF years ago.
81 IT is hard to tell whether the girl who
I; chews gum is pretty or not. She viii
E not keep her face still long enough tC
r find out. Homely girls can chew gum
d to an advantage, but pretty girls had
! better break off from the habit
A lawn party was given by the ladies
of the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian Church on the lawn in front
of their church on Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings. The attendance was large
and the receipts about the average.
"
Police NEwS.-Wilbur Lewis .colored
drunk and disorderly on Saturday night
in rear of Dorsey House Locked up
until Monday morning when he was re-
leased by the satisfying of fine and costs
to amount of three dollars aud fifty cents
THE Milford Boys, little fellows, not
the big fellows club went to Houston on
Wednesday to play ball. They met the
big players of that town and community
and defeated them by a score of Io to 9.
The big Houston battery with Burris, did
not play with Houston however.
Don't for a moment suppose that the
world, or any part Of it, will 90 to pieces
when you leave it. The world is a great
ideal more necessary to you than you are
to it. Some people seem to think the
world would burst like a soap bubble if
they we're to be called away from it.
THE sweet scented garden violet is now
being put TO new use. The society girl |
takes her violets and al the close of the /
days wearing, while vet fresh, pouis /
boiling milk over them, and lets it stand |
till cool. This is the latest fad for keep |
ing the skin soft aud free from wrinkles. !
THE following letters remain in the
Milford postofice unclaimed Mrs Hen
rietta Bennett. Mr.. VIM West Brook,
Mr.. Chas. Brewington, Miss Eta Hick-
man. Jacob Newton. Miss Clara A. Scott,
Miss Maggie Swain, VIM T. Walls.
VIM. REYNOLDS, P. NJ.
THERE is only one possibility that the
young man who has Just been graduated
from college will ever again feel so thor ,
oughly competent to conduct the affairs
of the whole human race. He may some I
time find himself a newly elected mem. !
Der of Congress. This possibility is not !
to the women.
BILDERBACK, the restauranteur of this =
town, has the refreshment privilege on :
the excursion by steamer Frederick to l.
Woodland Beach on the 10th The men :,
ion Of Bllderbsck's name is enough to
make a man hungry. Establishments of
his preparing aud serving are always so
ruly refreshing. 3
THE ladies' of Lincoln NJ. F. Church u
will hold 4 festival in the grove at the &,
hurch on this Friday and to morrow, .
evenings. Extensive prepara- II
ions are being made towards a splendid d
ct out aud an enjoyable time is conf a
Iently promised all who attend. All are c.
ordially invited d
WE want young mau or women to do II
little work posting books each month. C
The work eau be done any day i'll week d
MT would prefer it done on Saturday af- al
ernoon. A knowledge ofbook keeping D
) not specially necessary; but applicant
lust write good hand. Apply by let
er. Address CHRONICLE, Milford, Del. "A
ava
THE bond of Miranda H. Dashiel and 4.
chm L Elliott, executors of the estate OF te
William II. Dashiel, late of Laurel, Sussex N
ounty, for the sum of 5000, 900, with the W
merican Surety Company, of New York Al
S surety has been filed i'll the Office of ~
lie register of wills OF Sussex county. 1t NJ
one Of the biggest bonds ever filed in St
he Office. m
THE dental parlors over the First TN
ational Bank, formerly-Occupied by DR.. I'M
3. L. Grier, are now occupied by DR.. IN
gorge Messick, who is ready for bust R,
ess in his line of profession. All mod in
IN appliances are used and only the best
ork is allowed to leave him as finished.
lie will be glad to attend all who may nr
Lyor him at his new Office. hi
! EAE BatAAAAAk SUITS SCI lOl III III AiDoL VI ~
lie papers are nothing like the bathing III
ats the fashionable girls Will wear this ar
Jason. There has been change in the HI,
shious which are decidedly French in
eek showing a great deal. big sleeves, lie
cry short skirts and regular bloomers. mn
nth this style of suit the shapely limbs m,
re not very much in evidence. m,
STEPHEN w. SHocKLEY, of Lincoln, u,
ed on Monday last, of catarrh of the Ice
in the forty seventh year Of his M,
ye. Mr. Shockley has been sick for i'm
veral weeks and it was apparent week an
20 he could not recover Deceased AT
aves a widow end ten children. The
neral services were held on Wednesday
oruing and iuterment made at Lincoln of
emetery. De
THREE new and handsome soda water 90
untains have been put in by enterpris- du
z dealers i'll this town, this season vel
hey are all very handsome The soda eol
untains now equal the bar rooms in cir
imber and it the money spent for cool the
G drinks can go to the soda water t0uu- hig
ms instead of to the bar rooms, the COM toI
unity will be benefited by the addi- at
IN OF these fountains. ply
REGULAR SERVICES at the Avenue NJ. a., "a.
Church on Sunday morning at 1880. III
eaching by the pastor. Sunday School ~
M Special Epworth League SER NJ
ces beginning promptly at Z o'clock p. ~
and lasting one hour. Leader, Mrs. Gai
1slin. The new music book Sermons
Song" will be used. All are invited.
lis service will take the place of the
dea
6 W. Marshall at Gri
lded the commencement exercise at bee
.laware College this week. yea
John NJ White has been in Philadel- au'