Milford chronicle., 1905-12-01
MILTON NEWS.

When this communication shall have
been read, Thauksgje ng Day will have
come and gone, and people will have offer
ed their thanks to God, on this special
day for the blessings of the year a
union service between the NJ. =. and NJ.
p. Church viii be held in the church OF
the former, and Rev Hooker pastor OF
the latter Will preach the sermon.
Another load Of coal was landed in
Milton, last week, from the schoonerJames
NJ. CMey, Capt. Charles Mason There
will, doubtless, be enough coal in town
for use, the present Winter;certainly there
Will be ii the weather continues half as
nice as it has been during the autumn.
Miss Henri tia Carey, of LeWes, died
sudden co 2sday plel.!aa lsa-t55 g. i.sss
week, at the residence Of her brother
Erasmus Carey, near Milton. of heart
trouble, aged, about AZ years. The funeral
services were held on Friday afternoon
by the Rev. Williams, of Lewes and the
remains deposited in Zion Cemetery
Handy Prettyman shipped, by express
on Saturday, a lot ofturkeys to his broth |
er, a commission merchant at Camden, !
H.. j.
Georgr Be Atkins has repapered the I
Interior of the property belonging to the (
Lacy brothers. on Frederal street
The NJ. D. d V. Railroad Company has
IN ade cutters along the track where the
high banks near the branches, to run the
water off and there by prevent the wash
ing away of the banks.
There is a ten acre field of corn along
the railroad, thae has not been gathered, !
not with standing all this pretty weather !
Thomas Birmingham while adjusting a
machine belt at the sh'r sactOry on FRI Y
n .H- ,,F 81, HlNE f.f.
the little finger of his left hand lacerating Il
it badly.
The people of Milton should begin to I
agitate the buying of another steamer, =
for the Broadkiln. We have purser,
already in town who is acquainted with q
that sort of business, without being learn =
ed and there is nothing liked skilled >
help in any enterprise. II
Fifty-eight years ago J. Coard Hazard o.
accompanied Dr. McFerran, to Dover to n
get licenses as a piacticing physician in ll
this State Last week Mr.. Hazard went n
with the doctor to Georgetown for a sim a.
liar purpose. DR.. McFerran will practice II
medicine in Milton the coming year D'
Ed Cottrell while cunning on Thurs.
day shot off one of his toes
Robert Vaughan has removed with his OIL
family from Philadelphia and now oc- WI
cupies the property he recently purchased IN
from Mrs. Ellegood, near the end of Mil
ton Lane
John Milby has left Milton with his
family, and will reside, the coming yesr
at A bsecOm, n J. nj
On Sunday morning the Rev. Coursey bo
preached to the Jr. o. Z. A. NJ, which wv
order attended tie church in a body IN
James NAPLES much esteemed cOlored ~
man, who has been very sick, is now con- in
valescng.
side track has been laid in front of lo,
S. J. Mastin's lot, near the depot. do
A thank offering was taken at the NJ. Ue
+. Church on Sunday morning. There m
was no begging, but the people walked o1, on
up one aisle and down another, and in Ie,
passing the stand deposited their offering NJ
therein, The public offering amounted thf
10 S5051. The Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, besides bo,
heir individual donation, presented the . -
Rev. Coursey and the Rev. Hooper s. on
ach. 80
Eagar Lank Esq. Attorney-at-Law, and 1a1 ,,,a
,roeher John, of Philadelphia, were in tbe b,e
own Saturday and Sunday S50
John H. Davidson, contractor, has COM ber
lenced laying the foundation for the ex- NJ
ension Of the NJ. P. Church. The car Fre o,
cts in the building have been removed, sol1
lso the pews. A part of the latter have Nos
NElA l4Ab III IlAtultu HAIL. where Lle sow
uHday school of the church will hold its III
sryice while the repairs are in progress. i've
s has been heretofore stated the MEM soiG
ers OF this church will hold their other 'J onS
.eetings, in the NJ. E. Church, and wor- r TT 7
nip with the. NJ. E. Congregation, while
ieir church is being remodeled. pm
The Union revival services that are be-
g conducted in the M. Z. Church, by
le pastors and members of the NJ. p and
{. Il congregation are enthusiastic, and
svelop much spiritual interest on the
irt Of the members But few penitents
ave been at the altar, and we are forced
think, if the sinners of Milton resist
e pieadings of brothers Hooper and
)ursey, neither would they be pur-
AIDED though one should arise from the :,
,ad IF
David A. Wiltbank, Jr., Of Parksley, =
q. recently married, is, with his bride
sitting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David sc
Wiltbank. DAG. r.