Milford chronicle., 1902-04-18


such an actor as Rosert Downing and Sc
should fill Armory Hall tomorrow pl
night. Tickets are on sale at the Mil =,
ford Pharmacy. ri
THE vacant store in Jumps Row, has Sc
been rented by Mr.. George Holder, d
who will conduct an ice cream saloon s.
and candy mandatory in it. Car Il
penters are repairing the back part to K
make it habitable and more convenient. "
A fine supper was served at Slaugll- y
ter Beach lost Sunday evening, the q
principle dishes being roast wild goose, Il
teal duck, tsrrapin, baked shad ard o
oysters. Owing to the cool weather, g
only a few we're present from Milford. Il
MILFORD GRANGE met last Satur-
day aud passed the following resolu- a
tions:
Resolved, That we favor State regu
laiion Of the sale Of feed stuffs.
Resolved, That we favor the referma-
ton Of the present jury system as it !
cNlblb IN DelaWaIb.
WILLIAM B Major, of Cedar Neck,
has purchased the Robert Belts homie 4
stead farm, on the east side Of Milton, r
Del, and will move to it next January. e
This will leave the old Townsend Farm, :
now own by Geo. H. Draper, Of Mil
ford, for rent next year. 1t is one of c
the best in Cedar Neck $
THERE will be a social on next Tues
day night at the Presbyterian Church.
given by the ladies Of the Mite Society
whose names commence with the letters
H, 1, J. X and L. There will be '
musical program and it will be very
interesting There will be an adnlis-
sion Of 10 cents.
THE Town Of Milford has established
curb lines snd grsies on South Front
street, and will put down corner curbs
and brick cutters on its eItiIe length.
Some person, or persons, unknown, B
pulled up several grade stakes, and
Town Council will pay a reward for
the arrest and conviction Of the guilty
parties.
THE Cedar Beach road from the D yke
east one mile, was plowed early last
week, and the supervisor, Mr. Samuel
Argo, will have about eight inches Of
clay put ON it from clay purchased from
Clarence Emory. When this is DOM
pleted, the Supervisor will commsnce
work on the road from the Dyke to
Milford.
A fire in the old storage house owned /
by Mrs. Elizabeth Carlisle, last Friday
night destroyed about 5000 worth of
seines, sails, ropes, rudders and other
paraphernalia, used by Vince Nj. D. |
Harrington in the sturgeon fishing bus
, mess, He had $500 insurance, but the
fire prevents work this season. The
loss on building was covered by a imall
! insurance.
, , A buckakin glove was found on the
road last week near Milford, By Mr..
!, Frank P Truitt, and few words ia the
local columns Of the CHRONICLE let the
public know about it. This weel, Mr.
b Howard Hudson, from near Barratt's
e Chapel. called for the lost glove, which
: he lost from his wagon the week before.
}. II you have got anything to dispose Of,
let the public know of it through the
CHRONICLE, and the trick is done.
THE weather report will be SEN. daily
If to every farmer along the rural deliv-
a cry routes after this week. The Gov
v eminent telegra phs the weather fore
e cast each day to the postmaster ut Mil
q ford and he makes copies of them with
"a machine furnished by the weather
ne department. and these are sent outdaily;
thus the farmers can get the weather
forecasts almost as early as if they lived
in town, which in crop season it will
ek be valuable to them.
THE Epworth League gave very
pleasant reception to Rev. and Mrs. S
NJ. Morgan in the lecture room Of tn,
Id Avenue NJ. E. Church After must
cal program addresses Of welcome wer,
tb made by James F. Anderson on behaI
lth of the official board of the church, by
tn James P. Pierce. of the Sunday School
'es and Marx G. Lofiand Of the I'pwortl
League. Mr.. Morgan responded in
happy vein, after which refreihment
were served.
y. :. ABOUT May 10th, DR.. Paris t. Cal
-, isle will take possession Of the resi-
dence now occupied by Joseph e. HOl
~ land, and commence the practice {
- medicine in Milford. The doctor ha
~ sold his residence in Frederick and wi
move to Milford on May list. FL
~ twelve years he has been practicln
pAs medicine at Frederick, and moves hel
to grstify desire for larger field. Tt
' % doctor announces that his entire futul
~ y will be devoted to the practice of b
''nu profession.
lem A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made.
ade. n. -. ro.,., -
IT, BEST upper hehlgn or MOrea Goa
!. 224O lbs, at S5.45 cash per t,,n-Apl
! = delivery. Telephone No. 9. Lea
orders at DayidsOn's jewelry store.
- Asst B. B. Vineyard.
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