Milford chronicle., 1895-02-22

Presbyteran Church, corner OF WAihul ~ "
Front Streets, south Milford. Services az @ w.
am.and q 10 D. M. Rev. Il d. ]. ..Bunstein fastoi
Sunday school at 2 90 p. m.-Prayer Meenhs
s'a5 o'clock Thursday evenings. e,.,.
Christ church Episcopal. .-sery ices-o44liiu.,s
Holy Eucharist 1880 a. M; Maitns, Lilah3
Sermen, l0:30 a, M; Choral: Etensohs g0"oi, 80
$3.50 ? IN. On the hfsi sunoaS tbe aoi,
Eucharist after Mattre. al il a. ". 3ulre3 l,33
School al y. TO- Holy Baptism y au 49, i /.
On any SUNDAY afternoon after O'Clock. SAINT i
nsve Hoiv Fuchrrist 1880 a. m.: Mattins lO a
M; EyeHsong i;3V. Ihe eAuioH DC
open, - ,-a's IA,
morning In Grange Hall over the poslouCe' AZ "
O'Clock Ii is open and free to aii the ~oIu
people.
Arrival of Mails.
GOING NORTH SAB An, 2:54 P NJ
c ING SOUTH 1904 Am o.4I P. NJ
bleaves the Post Office twenty minutes
each train
/MILFoRD MENTIONS.
LETTUCE, hot house grown, can be had
by leaving orders at the CHRONICLE
Office.
THE "Fishing Company secured about
one hundred pounds Of terrapin from
Cedar Creek on Tuesday last.
THE Epworth League services in the
Avenue NJ. F. Church Sunday evening at
$50 O'Clock. Everybody welcome.
A large part Of the ice harvested by
VIM. II Davis was from II TO So inches
thick. Remarkable ice for this section.
Two handsome English cottages are to
be erected in Dover for Mrs. r B. Rou-
debush, the construction of which VIII be
superintended by Mr.. Pemberton c.
Truitt. of this town.
THE mills of Messrs Powell 6, Rey'
nolds will be rebuilt as soon as the snow
will permit of the removal OF the debris
that resulted from the disastrous hre
which virtually consumed their plant
OUR country roads are in a horrible
condition and will probably be so Tor
some davs TO come Farmers are driving
through fields and orchards as the only
means to evade the large banks OF snow
piled up al many points in the roads.
CoNDucroR T. F. HAWKINS and
Brakeman f A. Ross have been pre-
scented with handsome medals by the
passengers of their snow bound train OF
February Sth, in token of their coura-
geous action and affable treatment.
THE Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
ters a1ll give their annual tea to morrow
(Saturdayl evening. from to O'Clock,
at the residence of Mr.. Charles Barker.
Admission 30 cents. Home made candy
for sale. The proceeds are for benevo-
lent purposes and all are cordially invited.
WHILST w. H. Dennis and wife, who
reside on the Townsend Farm near the
dyke. were attending funeral on Tues
day afternoon their house was entered
BY Ed Short, a colored boy, and quite a
quantity Of provisions and tobacco stolen
therefrom.
THE illustrated sermonette before the
Sunday School of the Baptist Church on
the coming Lords Day morning Will be
upon Christ Giving Sight to the Blind
Subject of regular sermon Faith ke-
mains " Communion at the close. Ser
mon in the evening The Path to
Glory" The evening service will com
mence at 7 o'clock.
r. f. D1cKERsoN has been reappointed
collector for Milford hundred, and Sam
uel c Fisher got the appointment for
Cedar Greek In commenting upon the
appointment of the latter last week, the
Nf7gs and l4d0e5tiSer criticised his sure
ties and on Saturday Mr.. Fisher had his
fighting clothes on. and if he and the
doughty Meas editor had have met, there
might have been a disturbance OF the
peace,
A DIRECTORY Of Milford, which will
be very complete and up to date IS now
being compiled by Charles F. Stevenson.
It will be printed from absolutely new
type. will be issued in about three weeks,
and will contain the name, residence and
occupation Of every inhabitaut of the
town. This will be the only book of the
kind since 1887. The price puts It within
the reach Of all-only IS cts. per copy.
SPECIAL Bible classes are now being
formed at the Chapel for new converts,
adults and children. DR.. Martiudale Will
be present next Sunday at the Chapel and
give the review lesson. The new hymn
10 be taught at the Chapel next Sunday
is on page "a of the Love and Praise"
hymnal entitled "Why Not Come at
Once 20 Tesus Seats for strangers al
ways provided. A short praise service oi
song fifteen minutes before school opens
at p. IN.
THE Christian Endeavor Service OF
Sunday evening last was deeply 1nten
esting. 1t was a Joint meeting OF the
Senior and Junior Societies and the little
ones with their exercises and training re
fleet much credit on Mrs Robert c. Hall
their superintendent and Miss Ida Can
non. her assistant The singing by the
choir was excellent, and the solo o.
Heaven is My Home, reuderedby Miss
Anna Reynolds, with autoharP accompani
ment by Mr.. Dougherty, was very touch
ingly beautiful,
THE 24th.aunual meeting of the Nil
ford Building Loau Association was hei'
last Tuesday evening. The I2th serie
was then declared matured and the BoarC
of officers reelected. A new series o
stock will be opened on March Ist, bu
no one member will be permitted to sub
scribe for more than five shares, unless
formal pledge to borrow on said share
Is announced at the time. The LOAF
now owes matured stockholders abou
$40. 900. which will take the next tw
years to pay off.
THE new oyster law as applicable t
the Mispillion and Broadkiln rivers make
the following restriction relative to th
sale cf oysters taken therefrom And !
case of the sale or disposal of the sal
quantity Of twelve bushels or any pa
thereof taken or caught from the watei
Of NIispillion River, Broadkiln River, {
Broadkiln Sound, it shall not be lawt'
to sell or dispose OF the same, or any pa
thereof, to be transported or carried ava
through the mouths of said Mispillio
River or Broadkiln Sound into the Dela
ware Bay by any boat or vessel, wheth'
for ,lanfino or for consumption as loo