Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
MILTON NEWS.

luiOWluS pan Inc Splfe VIII De taken
down, and the building raised two feet
higher from the ground. A new entrance
way Will be made in the northeast corner
l. OF the building, with vestibule inside,
p. and a large fancy glass window will he
Y placed in front. The chimneys will be
u taken down and built on the outside. The
pulpit will be recess of half octagon
form extending, nearby,the whole width
Z OF the back part of the house, and a bel
Try viii be built on the church perpen-
= dicular with the entrance way. The
\ floor will be carpeted all over, and the
! peWs removed to the centre Of the room,
and the aises will extend on either side.
The ceiling will be of stamped metal and
the church will be painted outside and 7
inside, with suitable paper put upon the I
walls. The contract for doing the work I
will be awarded in a few days, and the [
job is expected to be completed by the
10Th of December
Rev. K. T. Coursey, the NJ. +. minister.
| has extended an invitation to the NJ. p /
congregation through their minister, the
Rev. g. J. Hooker, to worship in the NJ.
b. Church while their church is under
going its repairs, and Rev. Hooker has
accepted the invitation. During this CO.
alitiOn, the two ministers will preach al
ternately; i. e., the Rev. Conrsev will
preach on one Sunday morning, and the
Rev. Hooker in the evening; and the !
Rev. Hooker on the next Sunday morn 4 Il
ing, and the Rev. Coursey in the even F.
ing The NJ. /. congregation will also h
hold ITS class meetings, PRAYER meetings. A
and Sunday School in the NJ. T. Church
This action on the part of these minis -
ters shows a spirit of christianity that AZ
should be reciprocal in the community. OF
We may differ IN the mode of church &C
government, yet we worship the same
Jod, have the same father, and expect IL.
to 90 to the same heaven; then why NOT =
while we are here. and get o,l
lsed to one another before we enter The -
uture state.
Extra meetings are in full blast at Wei str
'and's Chapel. !
Mrs. James Ponder and child, of Will TO-
nlngton, have been visiting Mrs. Sallie 4
'onder and other relatives goc'
The w. G. T. L. held business meet 10
lg last week, at which the following su. =
erlntendents of work were elected occ
Mrs. Nirgic Mason; SUNDAY II
chool, Miss Lillian Cade and Mrs. L. Nj. -
caring; Sabbath Observance Miss Mary Y
overdale; Scientific Temperance In II
ructlon, Mrs Mamie Atkins; Literature II
I'd Flower Mission, Mis-. Alexine Col 1922
MS; Social Meetings, Mrs Emma VIII -
n; Press, Mrs. Clara Starkey. f. F.
Joseph /. Welch died suddenly at FL ems.
ndale on Friday, aged exactly 81 years. -
neral services were held at Glendale F'
r. Church on Monday by the Rev. pine alS1
4. Irultt, and the body inhumed in or 4
wv Market Cemetery by S J. Wilson & for ]
n. 1t is remarkable that the deceased -,
IS born on Friday, the 18th of October. Dric fs
died on Friday, the 18th of October. nut
y-onc years after. He was a nephew nut
J. B. Welch. of this town. sSigs Sls1
Bishop Coleman lectured in Scboo! two
j on Friday evening on his recent trip tbrns uie
the "Holy Land" There was a small vain
ahdance. 1t appears that every per door
who visits the East has a burning de-
to write book, or embark on a lee cheat
tour, to tell what he has seen. So -
imOn has this become that people ara Wa
elted with 1t. Only little more of polal
kind of literature, and every bov WA
girl of reasonable age will know every 10 I8 ;
key path in Palestine. FOF
lillian Warren win occupy the new
ehouse now nearly completed by Mrs. wa
ma Hazard, on Union street. tatoes
'hn Il. Lank has lost nearly all of his FOR
ons he had for raising purposes. OF ply to
200, all have died but five. ron
little excitement was caused on Sat street. Tel'
Y afternoon in front of the Times
2, when horse that was hitched TO FOR
OF the porch posts fell down. and good pa
d not get up until the carriage was 10 lS 2t
] from him. Then he bounced up FOR
ght. oec1pie gfi
e remains of John Edward Blizzard. ~ 10
suicide at has home No FOR
leroy street, Philadelphia. on We'd ana an Pea
y,the 18th, were brought to George ~ 10 u
on the evening train of Saturday. FOR
here met by S. J. Wilson and con farm "a. m wa
to the home of his father. John ~ 10 q
lrd, near town. Funeral services ALL
there held on Sunday morning bv Iwee,
ev. johnson, of Georgetown. and in -,
nj made IN the Blizzard burial stresi' II
d. Deceased was about AZ wears 922tf
Id leaves father, three brothers. po,. q
: and seven children. He was for chairs ,S a.
resident Of Milton, and recently dollars
to Georgetown, and from thence
ladelphia. stFe1t EoR y,
Friday George Warrington while yard ant
clay went too far under the hill -U-1 ,-,,
e overhanging part fell partly bury farm 'Ir en-
n. lie was dug out, and is strained f0rss to Il
herWlse hurt. The femur and the iVlozt
ne are supposed to be much injured Order
is incapable of moving himself w: We can
phosphate factory is being incosed stove e ~ an
:. Clendaniel. blows blows. "'
following ladies have been ap- FOR S.
committee of entertainment to 10 years
homes for the delegates. and Others ood Is ra, or
ay attend the Sussex County sun spects.
lool Convention, to be held here Apply to
24th: Mrs. William I. Starkev
'siah Culver, NJ. E.; Mrs. Fannie FOR sA
/, Miss Emma johnson, NJ. P: srsy Srs1 farnl f,rm
zzie Hazard, Mrs. Ida Fox, P. E. COWS, cal Il
5oard Of Engineers for Rivers and Poland-Cl
held public hearing in School Milfor5 IE an 4
Monday afternoon. These were - = =
beside the engineers Congress-
rton, Collector of Customs. r. G.
}, Eli Sharp, Frank Maull. aud o. Dsais Inc
hers from Lewes who came M signature
ladkiln in the Custom House Of
Delaware. Milford was represen-
George II. Hall The business FRI
d others, Of Milton. turned out
,. The views in regard to deep Revival