Milford chronicle., 1904-05-06
MILTON NEWS.

We once heard former resident of
Milton say, 81 have got as much sense
as Thomas F. Bayard. aud if I only had
the education I would be as smart a
man. Mr.. Bayard was living at that
time.) Now we don't believe any such
stuff. Thomas J-fferson never wrote A
bigger lie than when he wrote in the
declaration of Independence, ''All men
are created equal" They may be Great
ed equal IN opportunity, part Of them.
Dut not all. Does any one suppose that
common man of our town myself.
tor inSauce-has a brain equal to a Cur.
rer or Webster? Certainly not And
It would not do. God knows that some
must be "hewers Of wood and drawers OF
water. " And this fact conferred some
must be wiser than the rest" To run a
world takes all kinds of people, and then
these peoples of different varieties. com
pleXions and callings. could not do it
unless there was. as there is a guiding
head to case these peoples to do right.
We must admit they do not ALWAYS do
right; but that is the result of moral
agency. It requires diversity of occu
patton as we'll as men 20 run the secular
as well as the religions. one whose
authority has never been questioned bv
the christian world, said in one of His
PARALLELS, 'if the hand should say because =
l am not the eye, l am not of the body
ETC. that does not make him less apart of "
the dy. And we gather from the phv- y
steal, as we'll as the METAPHYSICAL physi .
o'ogy that as there are many parts in the -
huml1 ake-up-the physic-l structure
there arc also, and must be, in the
body polite Our political organization
Is composed Of many parts, each one 81
necessary to a whole. II takes men of
vaIious moulds of mind % run Delaware;
aud you all know Joseph Smith could ce
lot runihe Norman Church with any less
han hve wives. However Joseph Smiths OV
evidence reminds me of an old farmer er'
Who sitting down one evening afle ar lll i
lard day work and taking up an almanac az, Ie
'leceeded to read. After awhile he said -,
his wife: "My dear, Solomon must to
ave had a nice time with his mapv I
ives. as is here represented % "Yes. =, mo
'torted his wife, you'd have a nice me
me, wouldn't you, and they all as sui
'unky as me Wouldn'tyepj lin
The canned goods at TIE river cannerv exp
e badly damaged by rust and will re aSS l-ot
lire considerable scrubbing before thev Of rS', ,
n be labelled. This cannery is in ate
ry damp place, and when there is an ly t
traordinary time it is submerged in bod
ter, son etiu'es to the depth of two life,
Il This might have been partly pre-. cap,
nted had the owners of the goods lived W
re and exercised a proper care over 49,
ir stock. -
he Juvenile Missionary Society of Is =. -
NJ E. Sunday School held its month Tho
meeting On Sunday afternoon. s11oo fiat
raised wbi,
he " E. choir has been renovated Flea.
re-arranged. That is their lodgi.y but
has. espe,
ne shirt factory of Messrs. Douglass fact
White resumed operations on Mon. 70 -, IN
T. R. c. Beardsley paid Milton visit aoou'
'atuTday oB business. 9ouh'
George Abbott, of Milton, visited as
daughter, Mrs. William Morris on ms -
lay and Monday. sbo !,
ed Pepper is putting brick curbiue of So
ont OF the property of Mrs. lydia time
on Federal street. of the
essrs. COverdale and Outten are After
ing the residence of Captain Frank wome
, on Federal street. rectioI
tics was made last week of Tho ran b
of William Worthy Jones. Mr. toil cru II.
was an Englishmau, and of rather surviy
ique character He had been mar. were i
'onr times. Several years ago he value
to this town from England, and possibl
had his second wife. His profess ences
vas that OF a steward on board of It's oria
lg and off-shore vessels; this bus'- @ "as 60
allied him away from home the mine t q