Milford chronicle., 1903-09-18
MILIUN NEWS.

shing is tax en- hold of right, il loses hall
al its formidableuess. Mr.. Nailor gol
his "modus operand'' in order and when
said to The boys go It COED i
The little go cart Of Mr.. Palmer, the
baker, has painted on its sides "rolls.'
While looking at it the "other day
remarked; "A1yboiy would know il
rolls, seeing its on wheels" "Yes. -
exclaimed a bystauder. but he means
rolls Of bread inside" "Ohl"
The Philadelphia papers are speaking
in no uncertain languag regarding Judge
torres weak defence Of himself having
precipitated mob violence in Delaware;
and the Inference is drawn that they at
tribute his actions to euility. 1t must be
admittei That, until few years ago, tie
PFolifcacy of our Judiciary i'll that respect
was very marked.
D.J. {. Wiltbank has built a LAUGH
tn At was introduced to her future ele-
ment last week. "Corueius NJ. Wilt
bank" is her nare-lud my language, in
this respect, appears paradoxical, j. e.
to apply a feminine gender to masculine
name, but the reader will understand
that the feminine gender Is always ap-
piled to vessels. The treason for which
will not be mentioned here. The yacht
will be run with gasoline. She made
her maiden trip on the afternoon she was
launched, and proved to be a "daisey."
Dr. Wiltbank has built the beat himself,
yet he does not profess mechanism in
that line; his forte being the filling or
extraction of CANNES, molars, and BIZ
cuspids; and inserting artificial ones in /
their places. The work however, ref. cts I
credit on the builder, and might have
been worse, by professed mechanic.
William B. Wharton, of Philadelphia,
having spent few days in town, returned .
home on Friday.
Isaac W. Naior, with squad of men,
left Milton on Monday morning to COM
mence work on the Red Mems building
at Elleudale.
Miss Maggie Reynolds was joined in
malrimony with Willard Walls on Sun
day evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. H. S. johnson at the
d. P. Parsonage.
On Sunday there were sold at the Mil
ton station ninety-nine tickets for the
Cape May excursion.
]. NJ. Lank, trust officer of the S. T. T.
* S. D. Co., received a telegram last
week announcing the serious illness of
his brother, Edgar NJ. -.ank, Esq, at
in Philadelphia. Mr.. Lank
went to the city and returned Friday
evening. Mr. Edg has been quite i'll
with typhoid fever. We are pleased to
note he is now couvalescing, and should
no fortutous circumstances arise will be
put in a short time. I
John H. DAvidsol is building an annex '
% the property of Captain &. Z. Mcgee ,
)u Mill street. >
Many persons, VINO were in the habit
# faIteuding the Dover Con yentious Of
years ago, can doubtless, recall the
amiliar visage of Sam" Townsend, who
vas always figure on these occasions,
md invariably carried in his hand a n
'alm leaf fan, with which he fought the y
lot weather. This item is suggested from d
he fact Of our having a man around town n
Who sells various articles; carries palm a
eaf fan, and on general appearance, and r.
reminds us much of the man Il
rom Townsend. il
The tomato market for the past week
as not been at all satisfactory to the u
ellers. The "glut" has been on and
rices have been low, compared with the X
rst of the season. No one, perhaps, is
D blame for this, it is simply the result q q
f over production for the time Many W
the patches are about done; but there d
re some where produce is ouly begin
ing to ripen. These parties will doubt ~ ~
sss, be fortunate and get good price
)r their sales. h,
DEW. J. Hearn aud family are occupy "
lg taeir cottage at Broadklln Beach. 81
Miss Mary Mason, of near town, gave vi
moonlight party to her young friends
few evenings since. All were delighted I.
nd made happy; as these little episodes o.,
re apt to make them. [The above item
as received too late for publication last of
eekl N
Mrs. Margaret Warren, widow of the ~
lie Rotert Warren, died near Ellendale t.
n Saturday, aged 70 years, II months
I'd TO days. Funeral services were held an
4 Monday afternoon by the Rev. Mr.. ou
uckson. and interment made Il the su
Ieudauiel Cemetery. S. J. Wilson d
On conducted the funeral Tr
The cheapest wsv for a person from me D,
ilton to get to Milford. is by the way
Cape May and Philadelphia, or wa k m,
dmittiug that the early morning train un
axes connection at Elleudale. this is