Milford chronicle., 1901-11-15


been awarded the contract for heating
the Presbyterian Church at Lewes, Del.
CHARLES H. VINCENT, of Milton. has
purchased of Sanders Stayman & Co.,
through A. H. Greene, a handsome
Estey Organ.
WITH to-day the cunning law per-
mits shooting of all protected game,
and accidents may be expected from
carelessness.
MILFORD COUNCIL, No. 3, Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, will meet in their lodge room
Sunday morning, November oath, to at
tend church.
HAVE you heard the Hawthorne !
Club? They will be with us Thursday
evening during Institute. A musical
fete is promised.
DR.. BRISTOL, pastor of McKinley's
Church, will lecture Wednesday even
ing at the Teachers Institute. His
subject will be "Brains." Don't fail to |
hear this gifted orator.
A magic lantern that cost $3.50; COM
pIete with two sets of slides all in per-
feet working order. Suitable for hol-
iday present, will be sold for $3.50. APP
ply to Marshall Townsend.
THE property now occupied by AS
bury Smith and others, on South Wal
nut street, has been sold by James H
Latchum to Joseph e Holland, who
will have plans made for a new row Of
stores.
IF rural mail delivery is ever to be
established in Cedar Neck, the road
leading from Milford to Cedar Beach,
would have to be built for mile east
of Milford. It has been bed Of fine
sand, foot deep, all this week
THE Free Library Commission of
Delaware will receive applications for
the Delaware State Travelling Libraries.
FLORENCE BAYARD KANE,
Librarian Free Library Commission,
State House, Dover, Delaware.
LAST week the CHRONICLE added A
new names to it's subscription list and
discontinued three, making a net gain
of Al. Our edition now visits 100
homes every week, and is the most
widely read local paper in Delaware.
THE shooting match at Slaughter
Beach last Tuesday was attended by
people from Lewes, Milford, Milton
and other points; but the light rain in
terfered with the shooting. Messrs.
Edward Call and Richard Rathel won
the sweepstakes on tie, and divided
the money.
PUBLIC SALE. - On Tuesday, Nov
10Th, VIM H. DickersOn will sell his
personal property at his home, two miles
east of Harrington, on the road leading
to Milford. In another part Of this
paper the advertisement may be found,
and those wanting Jersey cows will
find an opportunity.
THE curb lines and grade of North
Walnut street were run out last week
by the city engineer, and since then
several pavements have been relaid at
grade. All on the West side from
Front street South to the culv ,rt are
below grade; and, as several are worn
out, they should be raised to grade.
The storm water sewers of North
Milford will be complete next week,
and sanitary sewers will be laid on
North street from Second to Third and
on Second between Walnut and North
streets. This will complete the sewer
work for this season and, in fact COM
pletes all that has been urgent. This
work leaves the streets ready for any
Improvements to their rOad-beds that
future Councils may deem necessary, or
can find the means to do the work with.
THE "BOstOn Stars" a high-class
musical and elOcution entertainment
will give the people treat at ArmOry
Hall, next Thursday evening. Theil
work at a Teachers Institute a few
years ago, delighted our people, anC
they now come again for the benefit OF
the Armory Hall Company. Seats arr
/ on sale at the Mullikin Drug Store
This is the first of a course of six enter
tainments to be given through the win
ter, and course tickets can be had TO
one dollar. The ladies of the Century
Club are aiding to sell these tickets.
e A lawsuit before Esquire w. A
d Truitt this week, in which Mr.. Georg
|; COunselman was plaintiff, and MI
81 John Ennis defendant, brought twent
people from Houston to Milford as vii
nesses in the case. The cause of actio
u was the removal of fodder by Mr.. Ell
mis-, from Mr.. COunselman's place, t
farm he is to occupy next year, an
an unsettled fruit account. The refe
: ees were VIM. N. Pierce, Thomas DR.,
=, per and George Davis. They gave judi
:. ment to Mr.. COunselman for $43. 25.
LAST Sunday evening an unusual
" fine supper was served at Slaught
Beach, at which large party of Nj
ford folks sat down. A gentlems
from Chicago, ILL.,, was In the part
IL and he was amazed when he learn,
that a supper of that character W
served for fifty cents. The service wa
nd Mallard Duck--with Jelly.
oyster Pie. Fish Clam Fritte
English Snipe and Plover.
LOS Terrapin- "a la Slaughter Beach.
Hot Rolls. Tea. Coffee.
Cake and Fruit.
the Mr.. Reynolds reports lots of due
using on the marshes, and shooting
cellent.
Id ~
This fall is another demonstration
|. our successful selling mems and DO
suits, mems OvercOats and boys ov
nee coats, bringing many new custOme
Of AS best bargains can not be duDlicat
Ter come early while sizes are compile
G. With tine splendid assortment of II
rm. effects. graVs. OxfOrds brown mixttl