Milford chronicle., 1895-01-11
Arrival of MANS.

O'clock Il is open and free TO all the Lora
people.
Arrival of Mails.
GOING NoRrn- 843 AM, asa P. NJ
GOING SOUTH 1904 AN. 64I P NJ
Mail leaves the Post Office twenty minutes
before each train.
MILFORD MENTIONS.
a thaw on Monday
Coon hunting is in vogue.
MucH ice has been harvested.
rHE note of the blue bird has been
heard.
TAE piling industry has about stopped
fof the winter at least
IaR skaters are deplorirg the loss OF
then pleasant pastime.
TNo weeks of excellent skating has
Been Enjoyed by the people OF Milford
fiQsrgRs are extremely scarce an the
seed 81 a stringent oyster law is badly
ff
sow is the time to advertise and dis
nass Of stock, preferably to carrying
oFef
4R ouail ration has been cut off, and
Cd regretted by those of fastidious
plsls
M vessel on the stocks in our ship
Surely they present a deserted
ran Pe.
brea ing up of the ice in the Del
s rivkr lould make wild ducks plen-
tf Ii o1r market.
rsR Inhalation of officers of the Red
c Society in Milford was postponed
la Monday evening.
M.ss Ii1zz1E WILLIS entertained a
ramber of her friends on Monday even
sae fsst in her usual hospitable style
oaR market has been pretty we'll sup
14 this season with celery by one
er alone-Mr. B F. B. Woodall.
snow six inches deep followed the
thaw last Wednesday, and covered the
Hhole country with blanket OF slusn
xT Monday the railroad will sell
As from Milford to Dover and return
/76 cents, end they will be good Tor
&c days.
BIZ 7, friday night last Senator and Mrs:
srgei Fisher Pierce gave a delightful
in honor of their friend Mrs. Bessie
ckbhrn, of Chicago.
" ii ' Alfredo Wootten reception has
\ VShe topic of the town this week
4 IN tg(our little folks. grandly con-
affair beautifully carried out.
shirt factory is giving employ
TO about sixty operators, who are
Y out a high grade of work under
~ able management of Mrs Laws
{Policv Holders and Board of Di-
of the Delaware State Grange Mu-
4e Insurance will convene in Cam
Tuesday next, January 18th, at
Sid fashioned old time Simon pure
storm began on Tuesday night
II o'clock, eventually turning into
"wednesday night, which contin-
all day Thursday.
n
iHH Epworth League services in the
I'M d. Church Sunday evening at
dgclock. Topic, "The Altar"
fde Miss Nora Ennis. All are cor
ally invited to attend.
Bid RBAcK had grand opening last
light bis new business stana on WA wa
b str ett Some very tempting Saiaus,
bs aud oysters were served. Truly
In :, aterprise should receive the hearty
patron age of our people.
Tup bows had a 6ne raccoou chase last
weet which lasted about three hours
Fiye nj cked dogs were turned onto the
trail al Ithe edge of South Milford. 1t was
the fna st chase that has taken place in
these D arts in long time.
Tar POSITION in Marshall's drug store
vacated by Mr.. T. Edward Brown, who
hss oc,. " 10 Dover to assume the duties
= III Reading Clerk of the House, has been
acceDtesa by Mr.. Charles G. Satterheld
who is Agell known to our community.
IN tbt lawsuit between Thos. c. Virden
md Trfsten McColley for possession of
krure Jtf farm in Milford Neck, was de-
ded i'll Virden's favor at Dover last Tues
Nv on 0he grounds OF torciBle entry on
rs parl of McColley. McColley will now
IA for possession on statutory grounds.
pE have been made happy and feel
~, 4 gratified at the number of patrons
qscribers-who have visited our Office
the opening of the New Year, 1895,
ano Nd their arrearages. There are many
mofe III remaining and we trust they
will come forward or send the amount
due.
AT the annual meeting of stockholders
The First National Bank OF Milford
last Tuesday dividend OF elght per
from the earnings in the last six
hhths. Harry f. Loftand was elected
ector to fill the vacancy in the board
sed by Jas, r. Lohsnd's death last
+.
Ii members of the Torbert Guards
bid be at the Armory this evening, as
uniforms will be issued to the men
ers have been issued tor the Nstiona
hrd to attend the Inauguration of Gov
4or Marvil next Tuesdry. Transports
and meals will be given to the guaro
that day.
THE following are the names of the
bills of Postle's school that average go
,tella johnson, 81; Bessie Cooper, 81
iank colbourn, "a May Johnson, 81
blu Johnson, 90 Eurie Wilcutts, GO
larry Celbourn, "a Walter Roach, 81
larence Cooper, 95 Eddie Kelley 90
lce Bailey, 95; Ira Colbourn, go.
tfHE window of Gordon & Daughert,