Milford chronicle., 1895-02-01
MILTON


ir James A Carey whose illness has beef
= mentioned before in these columns. zpasseG
away peacefully and quietly last SATURDAY
j, at 3 p. m. and entered in TO that sweet resi-
d in the heavenly home which is vouch.
i safed to all whose earthly pilgrimage is
so markedly thatof Christian. All that
1 was left of our friend. our excellent citizen.
? kind brother and loving husband was
calmly laid to restin the M. E. cemetery
on Wednesday at 10 a. m, Rev E. p
! Roberts officiating. God saw fit to re-
move from our midst. one whom we loved
for his genteness and true piety and whose
memory will be honored for his sterling
worth as citizen and Christian We
reverently submit to the will of our heaven
Father, confident that Brother Carey has
entered upon his inheritance of righteous
ness. He leaves faithful loving wife
and multitude of warm friends to mourn |
his loss.
The contemplate rascal who cuts and
breaks the beautiful Young naples which
are set out in front of the N P. Parsonage
should be promptly dealt withfor malicious
mischief For the second time all the trees
have been entirely demolished.
Mrs. Sophia Jones, wife of Col. Worthy
Jones, who has been an invalid for several
years, and for the past three weeks quite
i'll, died on Friday morning last, aged "a ,
years She simply fell asleep and passed f,
away so unnoticeably that her death was
only perceived by the coldness of her J
her body Her remains were inferred in r
the Odd Fellows Cemetery on Saturday. I.
her funeral sermon having been preached F
by the Rev. R 5 Williamson, in the M. $,
P. Church at m Col James came
10 this country originally about twenty
years ago and becoming infatuated with m
Wilton left his English home eight years bi
ater and settled in Milton, which he has tn
.ver since made his home r.
'Safe in the arms of Jesus. Of
Safe on his gentle breast, ts
Thereby his love Ger shaded, ch
Sweetly thy soul shall rest. es,
The beautiful snow began falling on Mon sci
40 evening and had attained depth of we
tx inches on the level by Tuesday morn
lg.
BY the timely use of snow plow on Ba
uesday morning our sidewalks were all ine
eaned away BY noon so that the ladies the
ere permitted to turn OUT in force and at
nd church service in the evening. The rail
und of sleigh bells are constantly heard wei
ID the boys and girls are enjoying the a
sdding On Tuesday morning a friend Ind
as driving along in a very nice basket ="
Ugh when a little four year old girl called -, 20
t to her mamma: "Oh, there goes a ~
an ina clothes basket Do you think ~ !
lille had any idea that the occupant of T
sleigh was going to the laundry 70 be Fol-
lovated ont
Burton Carpenter, an old farmer who esia
ides near Harbeson has suffered intense. to d
for the past thirty Years with tetter of rein
face His eyesight is almost entirely NJ.
lie and his face badly disfgured He
the sympathy of our people II
rank Gray, late proprietor of the Pom ing
House, is said to draw the lines over the
most stylish horse that our people have Wat,
. for many day. She is five years the
and perfect BEAUTY fh
Vm G Fearing, Esq well known to Fo
readers of the CHRONICLE, has been lol's'
ering intensely this week with YES ker
We are pleased to learn however ~ 80
he is improving
amuel Fowler, formerly of Milton, but r,
of Philadelphia, was the guest of pieTc
It James N Darby and family the Fol
of the week, PYLE.
apt Charles T. Mcgee of Philadelphia syph
e down to attend the obseques of ABB
es A Carey, but business called him A S
e on Wednesday His many friends the f
pleased to see their old friend.
r Will Morris and wife of Milford were Sen
is of Mr. and Mrs. T. Mason on Sun Mr.
last Bapti!
IN VIM B Tomlinson, Dr. James of pr
opkins, Capt John Fisher, Charles move'
Atkins, Esq, John L Hazzare and Hanb
y orhers of our citizens were in Dover In'r
ding the legislative proceedings this me el =
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