Milford chronicle., 1902-02-21

THE Cedar Beach road as it s,ani as
it will be, would make good object les
sons for better roads in Sussex.
A new daughter at the home Of Mr..
Geo. Morris in South Milford. is max
ing home-life lively for the parents.
At eight O'Clock each evening the
stores of Milford close promptly at the
blast Of the whistle from the electric
light station.
A class Of twenty-five were ia ken
into full membership and on probation
at the Avenue NJ. j. Church last s;un-
day morning.
Workbench are repapering part ofthe
Central Hotel Mr. Thomas Watson,
Jr., furnishes the paper, which Is of
handsome pattern
THE w. G. T. y. meets with Mrs.
Robert H. Davis. South Front street,
next Tuesday evening at 7.3O Mem
bers requested 10 bring or send dues
THE coal and wood yard on Church
avenue was sold last Wednesday by
Mr. Harry Laws to George D. and
Crear smeallie. They took charge
yesterday.
THE w. 9. T. U meeting which was
TO have been held last Monday evening
in the Avenue IN. E. Church, was
postponed without date because Of the
snow storm.
GEO. AVERY will build on the site Of
his burned home, colonial house for
a home, 89x4O feet, with a concrete eel
lar. Work will begin as soon al the
weather will permit.
SECURE your tickets early for the
Parker Concert CO. next Tuesday right
for there will be a rush for seals, as
this is to be the finest entertainment
that we have had in Milford.
No mail arrived on the evening train
last Tuesday and Wednesday. by rea-
son of no agent being on the train.
He was with the morning train in
snow bank at Nassau just above LeIwes.
THE Presbyterian Sunday School
anniversary exercises will be held this
evening in that church It really falls
on Saturday night, but that being in
convenient, it will occur this Friday
evening.
The public sale of dairy cattle hich
was to have taken place at the Drs.
Carlisle Dairy Farm in Milford Neck
last Tuesday, has been POSTPONED until
next Tuesday, Sch. 25th, 1902. See
advertisement in this paper.
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DoN'T forget that the Parker Concert
Co. gives the fifth entertainment in
the course for benefit of Armory Hall,
and that it will be one ofthe best inusi-
cal entertainments that was ever given
in Milford. Next Tuesday night, Feb.
25th, is the date
The Pender Minstrels gave an enter
tainment in Armory Hall on Monday
evening, to a large and appreeiative
audience. The troupe consisted Of
some Of the best s.rtists that have been
seen here for a long time. The songs
and buck and wing dancing were first
class in every respect.
THE entertainment by the Parker
Concert Go. next Tuesday night, should
be well attended, as it is for the benefit
Of Armory Hall, and it is the kind Of
entertainment that Milford people en-
ioy; vocal and instrumental must, and
reading. Tickets are on sale al. the
Milford Pharmacy.
THE remains Of Luther f. Noel were
brought to Milford last Monday and
buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery. Mr..
Noel was at one time merchilnt in
this town, and married Miss Elizabeth
Hemmons. They removed from Milford
to Philadelphia about sixteen years
ago MI. Noel was in his 5sth year.
A heavy fall of snow occurred in this
vicinity last Sunday night and Monday
morning. 1t was about fourteen inches
deep on a level; but being wet, it did
not drift badly. Town Council put
gang of men to cleaning the crossings,
and sidewalks Of those who failed to
comply will, tsssse law.
The roads in the country about Mil
ford We're impossible for two days. On
the Shawnee road, the snow banks were
as high as the fences, and the farmers
were compelled to break through on
horseback. The morning train from
Lewes, stuck at d cut between midtown
and Nassau, and did not get through
until Wednesday afternoon.
THE Presbyterian Sunday School will
hold its oath anniversary in the church
Friday evening. Feb. q, 1902 All are
cordially invited.
PROGRAMME.
Hymn No. school
InvOcation-......
Opening Address. -..........-Anna Davidson
Primary ..........
Our Holidays-Dcnald HolzmueIler Ralph
Walker, Myrtle Evans, Margaret Holz
mueller-assisted by chorus. .............
Address on Chinil-iuustrated with Chinese
curiosities................ P. Lee
Song. Davidson's Class
Hoop Drill..~.......... Twelve Young Ladiei
Hymn No. schoo
Seeretary's RepOt.................. .... ........
Presentation of prizes by superinteu dent......
Address. Pasto
Hymn NO. schoo
Benediction.. ......... ............ ..........
AT the stockholders meeting. Of tn,
Z Milford Building and Loan -Associa
ton held last Tuesday evening, Their
was full attendance. The association
e has Sl87 800 in loans, and surplus o
t money in it's treasury. The cui,tomar,
e rate of interest to Withdrawals Of stool
+ was fixed, and an additional resolution
{, adopted which provides that al surplu
y money from month to month, shall b
" used to cancel stock in the oldest series