Milford chronicle., 1903-10-30
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MlLIuN NEWS.

10 le'0 us, we Know MOI 1871 ..er we
gel-ei the ponies TO the carriaee. and
with our lille boy, "Boz1." endcavotsd
to square nc circle" 20 anyone ar-
quaiuted with he colf2uratiuu of the
country around this lovely ltule town
the squafr.ng # the circlc need no cx
plauatiou. We can leave any point i1
Milton srd return to The same given
point by many different routes. The
idiosyucracy Of our musings led us 10
take a route where
the mill wheel is torn to pieces, Ben
Bolt,
The rafttr- have tumblcd in
Ard the critics along that Old mill pond
that herdy co t3ins enough water now
too ench the Thirst of the stock ofs re-
spe table farmer, were magnificent /.
eljoytd it. And 'Bazz" said. O. Pop .
o. Pop pretty pretty" II was, indeed, /
nice; and through all of these giories we
leIsurey meaudcred, earring up rat biz T
which Buzz" wanted me to catch and .
take home for playmate with his NAL .
tese cat, "Tapsy." We continued on:
but as all pleasures terrestrial are often
drawn To sad firale. 50 ii was with me
on this beautiful October morning. We
approached the pace where some years
ago married a wife, who now lies in the
Milton Cemetery. AS passed the old
Homestead my "reminiscences ran back 4
to former years, and l am man enougH
to say that tears trickled down my cheeks.
"Buzz" said, Pop. what are you crying .
for'" You don't know, ht'le boy"
Dear girl the grasses On her grave
Have now been growing.
W. will here d'aw the curtain and hide
our mcurnfu epitaph, as many offices ,
have doue in the whrl of eNcjtcm Mt.
E n. OF nd will launch his new yacht ,
on Saturday should lhe wa:her he
favorable for Iainting during the week. !,
Bae name cannot be ascertaincd at h
present
j. NJ Leuk, Of the Trust Company, has
received bouquet Of autumnal flowers
from lady ou'sde Of Milton lie ex. tc
presses his thanks and feels compliment %
ted. Il
Stephen Palmer, architect and build
err is erecting a house for William v,
Martin, near Cooispriug. Demensiou, 50
24A52 feet. ,
Fred Johnson snd y. W. White have
10 raise eGgs under the firm III
Name Of Johnson s. White incorporated.
The him have ihelr plaut nicely located w
on heuorthcrn shore of LakeFauganzvki on
with the openings all toward the south.
This position appears 10 be favorable ior h'
The business; as il will have water pienty 4'
,rd "a nice field for the fowls. The firm w,
propose to put in 800 head Of hens at the tu
leginning Of The best variety they can
obtain; aad with the nice buildings tkey n. he
rave, and under the favorable circum- ..
.tauces IN which we view their cndeavor h~
Sc cannot-at this time-Write failure. Pi
c"upany will make no specially of d.,
.a-in- "hickens, eggs is their forte.
g. IL .Atkins J. $ adQe that assists him
u douis Ds banking business. The dog l5'
arries the book, and Charles does the T.,
est.
On Wednesday evening Frederice TO
eusen, highly respected Dane. living
car town, was married to the pretty
aughter- Miss Ella Z.-of the late John
iced who was Lillcd a few years ago by - :
special train on the Queen Aune's rail- mo
Dad. The ceremony was performed by 4
be Rev II. S. johnson, Of the NJ. p. in
hurch, Of which the bride is a member. II
rd the interesting occasion was enjoyed ne.
tha home Of the brides mother by the T.
50 participants to waom invitations were frie
f,
4-e hl-seS wayne ana Laura Conner Ge'
ave a S cal on Wednesday evening at and
le .dence Of their sister, Mrs. Em- nm
e Johnson, on Federal Street There wsl ,,,l
ere many ipresent-too many to in ted
viduaize. just
The shirt factory of Messrs. Douglass AT
White resumed operation on Monday s,.', ."'
Ter a shut down Of two weeks. Ja
I IS said pro'ifcity of cedar berries que,
iicates cold winter. If the adage Nj
ould prove true wenay expect a winter Ivs
nal 10 the P, ,mouth Coen episode. MI
dar berries are galore, aud robins will ente
plenty. LIND
u. s, Sal
~ o' 'AS s'Oie VI Ni ess . Elm
Is & Collins commenced to be laid on Mi,
ssday. Fred Pepper is doing the tend'
ionry, and Will Workman is the Long
infect the job. r5es, ~,
iii Wilson, late assistant postmaster, Jon