Milford chronicle., 1904-02-19
MILIUN NEWS.

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W. II. Warren has moved part of hi
business to the Palmer Block, corner o
Froht and Federal streets. He still con
tinues the old stand and the two are con.
nected by telephone.
Rev. NJ. P. Jackson, pastor of the A.
NJ. E. Church, of Milton, requests that
the following statement be made public
through the CHRONICLE, viz: Joseph
Heavalow, Mary Jane, Edward G ertrude
Heavalow, and w. J.. Hazard, have
withdrawn from the church of which |
am pastor. One of these hold creden.
lias OF an official nature which are now
OF no account. The public is fore
warued.V
The Rev. Jackson is assuredlv an i'm
PrOvement over mauy of his predecess-
ors in the ministerial line. He combines
the superior quality of his race, and in
conversation makes his congeniallty felt, !
In regard to their church muddle. the
Rev. Jackson has done only his duty.
Crushing her way through the ice, with
battered foresail set, and light breeze
drawing from the north, the schooner
"W. l. Simps N" made her way slowly
to the Milton docks OH Friday last. coal
laden, for Conwell & Company. The
schooner left Philadelphia on December I
goth with her load of coal for Milton and t
since then she has been frozen in the $
Delaware river ice at Delaware City for u
part OF The time, and after getting clear ri
from there she was forced aproud off 81
PoIk's Bar III the bay. and still later off ca
Broadkiln Bar. It required ffty-four "
days to make the trip, and her tattered al
sails show something of what the schoo la
ner has gone through The coal fam ne
has be n relieved for time, and owners ,I a
ire selling it at 50 rs per ton from the
7esse's deck. &c
II. 9. Beardsley is convalescent from -
severe illness. vi
Tne assistant Postmistress gave social \
her many friends on Friday evening fail
'st. It was an enj ,yable affair. stu
Edgar Lank, Esq. and Mr.. John Lank. M N
9th of Philadelphia. were guests of OFF
lelr 0roth'r J. NJ. Lank, of the Milton ope
rust Company. on Sunday last. The X
rst named gentleman made very in ofcI
resting address to the Sunday School. dan
which he portrayed scenes and told of to u
impressions ofarecent trip toEurope. M
A Fri n rs Willard Memorial service PHI
IS heid at the church on Tuesday. writ
The public school at the Bea YER Dam Mr.
been closed during the past week be- D. d
use OF diphtheria prevailing in that ITE
'rict 1t reopened on Monday. Dur
the vacation, Mr.. Warren. the tea Mis-
r. has been visiting the Milton pub i'S s,,N y
schools. He is also a commissioner atyes
he Milton schools. The lady teach Joh
played trick on him, while making to act
Sc visits bv asking him to assume ''oI a,t ~
rye for a time and leaving him to few d,
n their departments for goodly part Mr.
ach day. party
band of gypsies is encamped near ,'o., uas e, 4
yer Dam, aud are plying their arts in the ref
ton. A ma
rom what we are able to learn about last Fri
Hart Hotel sale, it is somewhat of =, Inc ,a".,
a; as the present occupant knows as yet i
ling of it. The Il
'gs have become a real nuisance in winter
on If door is left open, they enter Beocb ,0',I'
own by the stove or appropriate any Mise.
g eatable they can get at A LADY last Fri
cleaning a chicken last week and MIS- j.
ID away for a minute. and in the
N dog had stolen the fowl.
asiding Elder Baker preached at the Green
:. Church last SUNDAY evening. The sion, vii
erly conference was held on Mon. EilI SfY ~ sal
morning when routine business was dgetion dsS
acted Rev. L P. Cochran was ask rare ops
return BY unanimous vote, and Wife wiii Be N
Welch was confirmed as superin- ehas. Sl,ss, Z.
mt of the Sunday School. large ch
iwell & Company, whose advertise insg llsRslg eSm
appears in the Chronicle, are doing .EiII be,