Milford chronicle., 1904-07-15
MILTON NEWS.

lie or private geod or for the amuse-
ment Of the boys and girls, is inexplica.
bic. There are few chronic grumblers
an this town, who are masters of their
trade. Nothing pleases them and they
please nobody. They are opposed to
everything that is undertaken for the
community, merely for the sake of be-
ing contrary. And it is not only mat
ters of public interest that they oppose. /
but they even stoop to censure the little
boys and girls for playing on the streets.
forgetting, perhaps, their own little
escapades when they were young. Sure
ly, their approval or disapproval are
matters of perfect indifference to the
community, as they are known to speak
Avorably of nothing or no one. Part of
this may be attributed to their seniluv
and dotage, the rest to inexcusable Gus
sedness. brought on by practice. They
have a morbid disposition, superad. :
duced by moroseness that leads them to
even insult ladies', as well as gentlemen.
Their surllness would lead one to be- .
liee7 they are in a moribund condition
and would like to prolong life bv iuvec- e
uves ON the public, and by blackguard- II
ing private individuals Now does the
reader think we re out Of our bearings Sc
an writing the above. Certainly, the II
people of Milton understand us. al 4,
though we may not be So explicit. as
though we were addressing the way
fanng man though a fool"
The dispositions we speak Of are GER
tainly courted as observation proves. m
and thought and observation combined Il
lead US to believe this disease is cumula- os
tive, and where no effort is made on the We
part Of the diseased to overcome it. it He
becomes chronic, and the only pleasure nl' Ln
The victim sees is in maligning some fat
hing or some one. ers
The number of kittens and half.growu Gu
'ats seen around town these mornings Ce
$ causing Town Council to seriously no' 11
consider the advisibility of placing a SEN Il
incl on guard at night, at each of the Coo
highways entering town; to search ALI Bt Bel
cams for cats, and prevent the country +
toPie from unloading zittensin Milton. Dun
Two sundays ago a lad was plaviue OF
nth a young lady, VINO had bottle of Fo,
lk in her hand. By some mishap the i,in
topper came out aud the ink was spilled M
u over the breast and front of fine core
hite dress made expressly for camp. sise
leeting purposes, running it complete. Mrs.
Z. The lady has the sincere coincidence Yi
the community in this her sad be- are
avement. tbei
1t Is really dangerous for ladies' occ,
I'd we may add genuemen-to 90 ON Nl
.cnlsion on the Queen Anue's railroad iuue
Rehobo,h only last week there was an
negro riot on the return ,rain. and Ve
ntlemau from Milton was compelled wed
'ake his wife and himself into The cent
ssage cariorsalety. Many other ladies from
q 10 seek the same shelter: aud the sr ~.
3r OF This car was burst open.
The Misses Mayme and Laura Conner be"
visiting friends in Frederica.
\ part Of Layinia's camp meeting As mI
ae down on the steamer last week. ofsm,
apiain John Coverdale and wife are sys,ei
ting The formers father and sister. .S .'.ae
ISIS Mary Fisher, Of Philadelphia. is phvsc
guest of friends M town. fold %
lias Lodaud is quite i'll at his home from
lion street. north .oisl
would hardly be expected respect. acting
company doing business through surface
state would invade a town and com tarrh q
ee It's business without first obtain. by b 'I,s' e +
franchise from the town; vet. the 5.o,.. Soid
iond Stale Telephone COMPANY
us employees to Milton last week
began at the extreme limit of I'm
orth, to excavate for the settlement
s poles. On Saturday morning 4HEas
Council stopped the work pending
etng Of the board to be held that
ag and notified the workmep 10
the holes already dug. The Couu-
e and decided to tax the company
y cents for each pole and give the
'se Of putting the poles on the Cannot
'iks next to the curbing. provided cookie
~ CoHseuled The old taSl
were agreed to, and and agree will Gle
signed on Monday evening and well bu
vas resumed on Tuesday. will las
infant child Of Mr. and Mrs Harry we are
on died on Monday evening. and thousar
l'eiFeu at Milford on Tuesday bushels
~, not ask
- - " aEaliou' oi Dagsooro, and Civ
lnion of the members of New z.un----u.--
Church will take place next A.
the 18th inst. Preaching both ''''''ii
z and afternoon. -'17'''-''
r. w. ElIcott, of Philadelpbi. MasI
D Milton on Saturday with his 1-
Iaptha launch. She is fine look Oil an
2 boat, nicely fitted up for pleas
endowment along the vyste