Milford chronicle., 1904-05-27
AiILTON NEWS.

Tie resent season of trout fish an
fish was n"7 reuli,d IS of the davs Of on
boyhooL, when d AS no uucornno,
sight to sec st'iAg of wagons passin,
through Frederick 4rroute to Bower
Beach. As l stood GA Federal street II
Milton last week The scenes of nv early
days were in part reenacted. AT this time
OF the year in Frederica thirty years ago.
It was not unusual for the hotel to EN-
pdoy an extra bartender during the
Jout season, for it was then that the LONG
train OF wagons wended their wav from
the border of Maryland to the shores of
the Delaware to get their winter supply
OF flsh. But the large catches Of those
days are unknown to the folks of to.
day, and the glOries of the fish cariyan
IN the spring have dwi1dled.
VIM. A johnson who had his leg bro
ken few weeks ago, is now able TO be
out on crutchos.
The steamer is reported as scheduled
to make her first trip from PHILADELPHIA
about the first of June. The time cards
have not been issued vet.
The residence of Captain Frank Carey
on Federal street, is now one of the
no attractive in the town, and many
more could be entered in the class nv at
tractive painting.
The caterpillafs are numerous and ran.
IDLY becoming a nuisance, and manv !
plans % eXterminate them have been :
tried but they are still doing business i
In the gardens Of Prof. John A. Collins G
the saying is aptly exemplifed, THAT t
thing OF beauty is Joy forever, " for the
flowers speak for themselves. il
Mr. Harry Grubb, of Wilmington
was the guest of Miss Fannie Workman T
last week. f.
John c. Hazard has returned from
W ilmiugton. where he has been spend. Vi
ing the winter.
James H. Jones who lives on the Jobr II
J. Morris farm near Milton. was arrested
last year for shooting duck out of sea. il,
'ou and fined S. and costs; now there
lie two pheasants that were recently II
urned out by the Game Protective As
ociatiou ou his property, He wants
hem to come forward and prove proper in
when the shooting season comes
round. 90
Willis Burrell died at his home in Prime
look Neck last Friday, aged 81 years W.
he immediate cause of death was arop- ne.
?. Funeral services were held at Slaugh. col
r Neck Church on Sunday last by Rev
Joshua Gray. Ma
Mrs. Laura Donovan died at her home yer
Cauden, N. J. on Friday last, and her \
mains were sent to Redden on Mon ton
J. Funeral services were held at Rev. wit
Ids NJ. P. Church. She was daughter uty
Jerry Walls. N
At the closing of the public schools beel
Friday for the summer HOLIDAYS. has
at was given the pupils BY the teach- sum
her
'eter B. Lynch died at his residence Mis-.
Loug Neck last monday from Briehts this
'ass. He was 90 years, months and ia
lays old. The funeral was held at SACK
li'y on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. How
VI officiating, and S. S. ]. Wilson & Cicil
funeral Directors freen
r Fields, President of the Christian Beid
eavor Society from FELTON,, addressed Nj
society fl Milton last MONDAY eve spent
:. ton
vinas Camp Meeting will begin on Ma
ust s. and continue for two weeks. Sund
is ru'nored that a new physician
'ettleiu Milton in the person of DR..
er Hunter, who was graduated in
delphia this week.
s Anna Polk is reported quite i'll a, ,.S Sisss s.,
7rl;iug. 'eu Va. p'
liam Lank, Of Philadelphia. arrived Kates.
vn last Monday. Edgar Lsuk Esq, some ii
ohn Lank, also of that city are ex. Ars.
to arrive here on Saturday. and Geor9s css" 7s'
! be guests of their brother. who is willia
irge # the Milton Trust Compauv Friday.
CRUSADER. Mrs. is. ,
nfera NJ