Milford chronicle., 1904-10-14
MILTON NEWS.


A visit TO the dock the other day caused mo
ment Of retrospecton ana as the spirit was on me
saw Captain Davidson rs a boy on the streets o.
Mt0n the pilot q resident of Broadkin and
Others taking an active turn in life OF the place
who can not look back with the proper glory to
Milton by reason OF her HcMns, Careys and VII
sons, by reason of having been born elsewhere. I
came from further south, but ] must hold some
affinity for Milton. Her waters are beautiful, the
suburban scenery is admirable and one who
wishes to enjoy life need go no further We do
not assert that Milton is free from all the evils
that allct other towns, but we are amenable to
some of them, because we are up-to-date, and
have some Of the incidents and cares that come
with fastlie. We admire the home OF our adop-
ton and hnd rather have her good points empha-
sized, so we sing only her praise, pretty Milton
The Masonic Lodge has made an attempt to pre-
vent annoying tresprssing on its property by
stretching a strand OF wire around its grounds.
VIM. Conweu who has been occupying deser
ted cottage on the Lavinia's camp grounds since |
last summer, has been compelled to vacate, much |
to his disgust; hut the.owner,R Davis Carey gave
theorders, and.h goes.
A new dwelling 3OxlO feet, viii be built on the
arm recently pt'.hlsst by william Wc)tea, Of
Milford, from the Pullen estate. The contractors
are sharp, Davidson q Johnson, ofMilton.
Mrs. JacobMiller has been making nm extended
visit to friends here. On Monday she returned
to Philadelphia where she will enter an cold !
Ladies Home' d
Eighteen probationcrs were admitted into full Il
membership with the NJ E Churth last sunday, j
and about forty took part in the Lords supper
EEilwo9d Downs is expected to address the NJ. ]
i. sunday School next sunday afternoon, ana no ]
lt1f n q
pleased.
iracas between the negroes and white folks
that was quelled by the town bailiT on Monday, G
several OF the ring leaders We're arrested and
fined Our Milton negroes bear a good character
geuerally,but these Offenders were from the coun- d
Ty districts.
Mrs. Ida White colored woman Of South
Milton died on Saturday last and was inferred {
on Monday in the a. NJ E. Churchyard, by J. b. !
Atkins
Wm. Richards building at corner Of Mulberry
and Layinia' streets, is nearly completed: is J
also thoseoi He,tie Reeds new home andSthat OF =
Thomas Hood, on Wilson street.
Thomas Spencer is shipping large quantities of
Keifer ncara to scranton, Pa, via Queen Anne
Railroad.
Mss Comfort A. King died at Rehoboth last
saturday morning, and was buried on Tuesday
Her husband was a brother to Joseph B. King
and OF the late Mrs. D. A. Conner. ID. s-.,..-s -s..st
An unusual quantity OF freight prevented the
steamboat from leaving here last Monday until
an hour after the schedule it took time to load.
The girls are labelling cans at the cannery this
week
A small building is in process OF erection for
}. c. Hazard, on Hazards Alley.
Joseph Messck:died at the home of his son ,222l
South Hicks street. Philadelphia, ont Nlonlay last
He was = yclrs Old.and the remains were met at
Milford on Thursday by $. j. Wilson and the re-
snains buried "a, Slaughter Neck Church.
CRUSADER.