Milford chronicle., 1895-05-03
MILTON

I After an abseuceof seven months we have
returned to America, and are agaiu in Mil
ton. We propose to toxic mp the pen where
we were compelled to lay il down, two years
; ago, on account Of affection, and resume our
profession as a correspondent We have
been quacking a little in that line for the
past two months dwelling with the meta.
physical than with the sensational. Having
planted our feet once more on our native
heath we hope 10 be able to cater to the lit
erary palates of the readers Of the CHRoN-
IcLE in manner that will be appreciated as
in days Of yore."
While we have no Thought of descending
altogether from the realms of ratiociuatiou.
we shall try, for the most part, to live in the
region OF sensuous perception, writing of
truth and fact az well as Of fiction. During
our absence the moon has waxed and waned
seven times; venus has disappeared from the |
western sky and taken its place in the east
ern heavens, while Jupiter is shedding its ra-
dance from the same periphery so lately /
made brilliant by the revolutions Of venus.
Latltudinally and longitudinally Milton
remains the same. The CLASSY waters Of the
Broadktln still meauder along its shores.
Lake Fauganzyki, glistening in the morn.
ing sun, 81 laying calm and placid under
sheen is still beauty, All It's surrounding
made beautiful by nature and embellished
but little BY man, are attractive to one whu
has a talent for appreciation
II was to call this a local letter con
sistiug altogether Of news, some one would
say; That fool don't know what he is writ
ing about. He knows nothing of what is
occurring in Milton" And he would be
nearly right The fact is. / have not become ,
neither have had time to take in
the situation. Therefore. my misnomers s
which may occur in this communications
must be looked upon, as made, from a wiut
Of knowledge rather than from any desire r
to deceive the populace, or rather the read
ers. hope that in a few weeks / may be- l
some acclimated aud able to take things in
heir natural order. While there is a great 4
Zeal that I do not know, there are few II
Kings which do know, the FIRST and fore
most Of which fellows S
The astute reader will notice that / use the .
personal prononn singular, aud also plural
When referring to myself This is a license Il
hat erammariaus give to editors corespon-
Tents, etc, and is known to persons OF an ed "
Icatioual turn Of mind. / mention this only !,
or critics who are not skilled in their bust :,
less
Mr.. William Chandler is not engaged in
usiuess in Philadelphia, but still retains his .
with W. r. Parker, at Milton, r.
nder the firm name ofParker & Chandler. -
Judging from the mudde being made at n
lover, careful observers of events predict Z
lat the youngest child now born win not
We long enough to see another Republican m
legislature.
am officially authorized to state that the el
inor relative 10 the removal of the post
lice from its present location to II p Bur -
ms store is untrue. II will remain where fl
now is, aud under its present officers. +,
Or Tuesday afternoon between Parker & D'
handlers and Virden & Willey's stores, =.
ere were Jour men pitching qnoits and -
irty-six lookers-on; while further on, stand. OI
& on Milton bridge were Eve more persons
oking into the water and watching the her IN
70 play. And thus the time passeth. er
D. A. c.