Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1901-04-05

saints or sinners" Milton may get as I
good a pastor, but we will not get bet
ter one than Mr.. DuHadway. We be-
lieve his qualities are as near perfect as
it is possible for one to have on this mum !
dane sphere. In the pulpit he is a
scholar and rhetorician; on the street he
is man of fine address, and a gentleman
everywhere; and what is Milton loss is
Paramount Maryland's gain. The best
wishes of the people of this town accom-
pany Mr.. DuHadway and family to his
future charge. At the evening service
/ the choir rendered as its voluntary, "God .
Be With Thee" to which Mr.. DuHad-
way responded in a most pathetic man
her. This little eulogv is written simply (
because we like the man and respect his
family, and hope success may follow his /
efforts in any direction he may divert
them.
We are requested to state that 'for-
bearance has almost ceased to be a vir-
tue" with the officials of the two churches
in South Milton. A few young men
from a neighboring town, on Sunday
evening the 14th inst, while services were
being held in the P. E. Church drove by
that building at fast gait, and yelling
like a gang of Comanches; this is said to
have been repeated on last Sunday even
ing in front of the NJ E. Church. The
officials are tired of this, and propose to
put the law to as many as are known to
them. if the insult is repeated. These
young bloods, the majority of whom are
known ought to know that our State
laws have no sympathy with disturbers
of religious meetings.
: Captain s. R. Bennett has returned
/ from Philadelphia and brought with him
S a grey horse to take the place of Sam"
lately deceased.
/. The weather of last week was quite
cool, and on Friday morning considera-
e bic ice was noticed; however, it is be-
a lieved peaches are yet unhurt.
A representative of the Baltimore
n American" was in town on Friday solicit
g ing subscriptions to his paper.
S The front window which advertisses
o the millinery department of the "Big
If Store" is certainly a beautiful sight.
a Under the skillful manipulations of Miss
y Carrie johnson, it changes daily; and the
r artificial roses appear so natural that the
a bees are tempted toward them, ostensibly,
d to devour their sweets.
is "All Fools Day" was heralded by a
10 combination of circumstances that led
N one to believe that "spring yet linger.
in the lap of winter" or that it is going
E. over the "second way" A northwest
te blast, and ice one-half inch in thickness.
ID is quite a good recommendation fci
Of 'lOvely spring"
lg Mr.. Frank Carey has gone to Philadel
P. phia to take a position on the steame
e. Pokanoket.
in Mr.. Harry Lynch left on Monday 70
r. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Isaac w. Nailor is making In
lg window and door frames and doing othe
tx mill work for the building of Mr.. l. I
i. Baker, of Glendale.
is I w. Nailor has about completed a
mt annex to the building of Captain Jane
Darby.
p Mr.. Ha. Manship is about ready IC
rs the construction g front addition to hi
IS home residence on Chestnut street. Isaa
Nailor has the contract.
lg Next Sunday after the regular service
are over, an election will be held in til
as NJ. f, Sunday School, for officers of III
Juvenile Missionary Society.
as Mrs. Elizabeth Burton died on Sunda
IL at the residence of John Marsh in Angol
of dropsy, aged 80 years, 10 months, an
gu IS days. Funeral services were held c
Cn Monday afternoon, at Connely's Chape
by the Rev. Mr. Outten, and the remain
eli we're inferred in the adjacent cemeter
zee S. J. Wilson funeral director.
=, Mrs. H. A. Campbell, widow of J.
ID Campbell, died at Balcony, Va, at Il
home of her son George on Frida
ny The remains we're brought to Harringt,
on Saturday, and from thence convey,
'dS to the home of her son Leroi Campbe
ID near Milford. On Sunday the obsequi
were solemnized at the NJ. P. Churc
u near the sons residence, and the renal
us ~ were inhumed i'll Lincoln Cemetei
VII Deceased ives 73 years, s months and
days old. S. ]. Wilson conducted t
funeral.
Kensey Jones, of near town, has be
suffering with symptoms of pneumol
Sou He is now improving.
nOe Mr.. 7. B. Pepper has laid the boi
ey, at Beardsley's brickyard, and Mr. Bear
va ley will soon commence the manufactl
-pa of bricks. Mr.. Pepper will go to Lev
an' next week to work for the Lewis syn
YnI cate. Mr.. Burt Johnson went last we,
ioO = Rev John Jones is in town this we
~ visiting his sick brother.
sn1 Mr.. Isaac Nailor received carload
"a' shingles on Saturday And the O.
.Oe place to get any lumber, sash, weigh
,roa shingles, etc., is at Mr.. Nailors's emp
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AIDE To Save Conference Acaden
Is When the report of the presid,
Il TO and board of trustees of the "
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