Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-10-16
MILTON.


= beautiful foliage lingering is changing fro
e their pristine green into many beautif
st colors Our forests present one beautif
Ii picture no artists pencil could dupcat
e Many realize their summer outings a
y over. Those who have enjoyed the plea
d ures of the ocean shore have gone bcak |
+ the stern realities of life and living, maxim
! and grieving over what they have sper
: during the summer.
The erection of the pew colored churc
: was begun last Thursday by Isaac w
Nailor
A very great improvement has beef
made in the walk from the iron bridge t,
the postOffice by being raised fifteen inche.
or more with dirt and large bridge acros:
the sidewalk built of fitch
Capt. George E. Megee,a well-to do far
mer near town, now drives a spanking pair
of bay colts. And T j. Atkins & Son
have two pairs of beautiful glossy blacks
also. Samuel Wilson has a large white
driver that excels all others in town for
beauty
If people continue to make barbed wire
fences twill be very rough for some poll
ticians They ean'teven get off when they
want to.
If woman gets what she wants to wear
aud man what he wants to eat, there's
no reason why they shouldn't live to
gether and be happy.
Billie Green thinks that if it had been
intended for a man to hold the baby he
would have been given lap.
Would you believe that there's man in
Broadkiln Neck that's SO mean he boHows
money of each young man that calls on
his daughters to keep them awayl
Mans inhumanity to man makes count |
less thousands MOURN is an old saying
and very true one If men would be
more human and thoughtful for each 9th
er's feelings, this would be much better
world But envy, jealousy, hypocrisy.
pride and other Kindred evils keep people
In a constant state OF uRhappineSs These
evils exist in church as we'll as state, and
when we start out to hunt for honest, up.
right true men-men who have love and
charity for their neighbOr-they are scarce.
o. why should the spirit of mortal be
proud
Rumor says Mrs Ray Wilkins, relic of
Dur veteran stage driver Geo Wilkins. de-
leased, who has resided in Baltimore since
The death of her husband. will now make
Milton her future home.
How our town will boom when the rail-
Dad comes. (
WIN. 6. Fearing spent last weekin Phil '
ldelphia and attended divine service in
Wilmington on Sunday and arrived home I
Monday Z
Miss Alena Atkins returned to her home
gain last Saturday after an absence of 4
many weeks.
The farmers are now and have been very S
usy seeding and gathering in their crops.
heir wives are also bcsy cleaning house \
nd preparing dainty little things to make
leiT homes brighter than ever before dur:
lg the winter months.
VIM. White is snugly ensconsed in E
is new store and is now prepared to ac-
ommodate his customers to all in his line n
Rev. B W. Kindly, former pastor of
lilton M P. Church, but now of Union v
)wn, Md, who occupies one of the finest
homes in the conference, had dpF' n
~ the very destructive wind storm that
Wept the country over two weeks ago the 81
outh end of his brick church stove in by
le cycIone being exposed to the full force N
f the blast The timber and bricks Y
-ashed through the ceiling breaking pulpit
mps, marble stand, the altar chairs and
lie beautiful organ, bricks going clear p
trough it. Damage about one thousand o.
3Ilars Sans Creek NJ P. Church Jared re
-ecisely the same in every respect. 81
A person said Tuesday when he saw the II
poking, beer guzzling, swearing young =
len that predOpinate, he didn't blame Qld y
aids for remaining such. y
Isaac w Nailor made business trip to $,
this week. 81
Ri Rev Leighton Coleman, bishop Of u
is diocese. held service in st. Johns y
siscopal Church on Sunday last in the b
ternoou to a fair audience, considering n
e storm =
The following Is the program of the 9Th y
ssion of the Sussex County Sunday y
.hool Convention, to be held at Milton, y
October u, 1896, opening at
o'clock, p. m. h,
AFTERNOON SESSION: g
90 p m.-Song service devotional exer- n,
cises. N
90 D m Address of Welcome = Re- N
Spouse by President e.
IS p. m.-Roll call and report of school Or
Of committees Music at
IS p m.-Paper, 1.-THE Ideal Sunday F
School" Dr., c A. Grise. is
,gp m-PapeT. "Organized Hindranees B
to Success in Sunday School WOFk," CO
Rev A Brewington. st
% p m-Paper. Sunday School Music" st
J c. Abbott-Song Service-Benedic- m
ton. m
EVENING SESSION. m
20 p. m.-Song Service DevOtiona OF
Exercises
70 p N Report of COmmlltees-Elee- :.
ton of Oficers-General Business -Mu- .
sic. =
IS p. m Paper, "The Most Effective -
Method of Teaching the Lesson" Rev. o oy
D. M. Esmentrow- Music. -
70 p m Paper, 1.-THE Importance Of tn
Nemorizing Scriptures" Rev. G. R ye
Hodge Music. D''