Milford chronicle., 1903-11-13
NlILlUN NEWS.

oiN, NuNCElDer lsl. IL WBS hcautltN
bewitch ng, encbastiug,g grand. The la.
of October had left the trees in mqguid
cent spleudor, and as the mild Noveu
b.r sun arose above the horizon an
c u7sed its way toward the zeuiih througl
hazy atmosphere, the delicious Thrill
tha: coursed through ones being is in
dc cri5ab'e. A mild breeze was dra wins
from the west, scarcely enough to pre-
auce ripple on the fair bosom of th,
lake, and the shedding leaves in thcii
many varieg4tioas were looseued from
the parent stem aud gravitating slowly
toward the earth or wafer, until beiro
oa1ght 10y the breath Of the gentle zephyr
they were twirled gently in many fan
tastic gyratious aud laid tenderly upon
the ground or aoated into some little
cove along the bauk of The stream. This
morning sa study for the phisl sopher.
the metaphvsician, and The naturalist:
and. a owe all, for the Christian. VITO
could confne himself wit1in doors when
here was food for his mind? Here was
a temple more gorgeous than architect
ever buld-d, here was preached a sermon
M .oquelt ii an ever fell from huglsu
lips. And tins not only for one hour.iut
for hours. And The a1dest OF all. there
was no $ raeaess. TIE b auty was al
ways changing as the sun advanced to
the meridian. One could scarcelv tire in
h wanderings along the wayside or bv
the creek or the stream, alone. Alone
Nc; not alone.
There is pleasure in the trackless wood.
There's music on the lonely shore
here's company where none iutrudc
By the daro sea, and music in its roar
And so there Is onlpsai;yi y / e.,1 s.1 sz.'
accompanied with pleasant thoughts,
fond memories, an appreciation of ms
Surroundings. s.and happy frame of mind.
The beautiful weather continued until
Thursday; Oh Friday ii became cooler.and
few flakes of snow fell, and ice formed
during the night one fourth Of an inch in
the ness.
Another time schedule went into eff, ct
OF the Queen Aune's Railroad on Mon
day-ihe Queen Auues is prolific Of lime
schedules BY the new arrangement the
train caves Milton at 7 10 IA. m. return.
ing at 30 p. m. Consequently we have
bat one mail day. ard that at night. Fv
tire new arrangement it will take uuul
ten O'Clock to distribute the mail. and
many people Will not receive their mail
until the next dav. To many people his
WILL make bat little difference, but to
Business men tn change is to their dis !
advantage. 1t can be readily seen how i
this initiates their business in regard to
answering letters the same day as re-
celved, as well as in many other points.
When the officials of the Queen Aune's
Comp were exp lstu ated with regard
ing the change, it is said, they replied iu
substance: 1--WE cannot affotd to change
cur schedule or run an extra train to suit
Milton, aud If our arrangements are not
Il Ell let them do better" This is the
sltua'i n exact y. Then why not do
helt-t? Why ret petition for the old
Eltndaie route? We could then get
then get the mail when we appreciated
If. This matter is up to the business
men of the town Do something, gentle
men; and if you don't 40 something a
company may be appointed to fence in
the town aad sell it to the insurance com-
panies
v We are glad to note a report that the
Milt II Steamboat Company will build
boat to put on the line between NIiltIn
az Philadelphia, regardless whether tue
people Of Wilton take stock or not. We
hope the report may be true.
The Mayor of Milton had hearing
5ef re Squire Collins On Thursday for
iriug gun within the town limits Two
were examined, but the Justice
nsidered the indictment not sustained
I'd the case was dismissed.
Saturday was quite busy day with our 1
ierchanis. There were many people /
ON the country in town, and many
,od, we're sold.
Harry X lbiuson left on Wednesday for
)ints in Mar, land, where ke has bought
100 bushels of wueat for the Wagamon
,others, to be used At their Milton mill.
Prof w G. Fearing is painting the
W building of Cornelius NAPLES on
ion street.
Mary A. Donovan, wife of William
uovan died at her home near Robbins
Friday. Aged SO years, 6 months aud
avs Euneral services were hel at
ia VI. E Church on Sunday morning.
the Rev. J. A Buckson, and inter