Milford chronicle., 1905-09-22
MILTON NEWS.

: The Public Schools of Milton will open
on Monday, September the 25th.
John H. Davidson has Joseph Walls
new store house ON Union street enclosed.
There is bad dog at the upper part OF
Federal street, that commences yelling
every night about dark and keep it up
nearly all night. This is annoying and
the owner should be required by Town
Council to stop the dog. Doubtless, this
is not the only only one that makes night
hideous, but it is the only one we know
of at present.
The section hands of the Milton gang
are ditching along the tract near town.
DR.. I. w. Tomlinson and son, OF Will
-mington, visited friends last week.
The merry-go-round is on hand and
doing a good business. 1t is located on
Hart's Park.
Clark, the four-year-old son of Mr. and |
Mrs. W. W. Conwell, by accident put
some lye into his mouth on Saturday.
The little fellow was severally burned,
but he swallowed none and his hurt was
James 5. Buckmaster was in town last
Eeek-the first time for many months.
Jim" has been in the West for some
ime connected with business. l
Julius Green, of Georgetown, has Sc
ured position with P J. Hart as bar
ender. t
James Ponder, Esq, of Wilmington,
oent Sunday with his sister and mother. II
The Wagamon Brothers have their
1ilding near the mill enclosed. tc
}. G. Palmer has portable saw mill at
e station, with which he is saving
ndled wood. He shipped carload last. 81
DR.. Edward Vaughan, who received OF
S diploma as Doctor of Medicine the sa
st of the year, has located at Middle Ia
wn. He is now visiting his sister and IN
other in Milton. fiv
Mrs. George H. Hall and daughter. COZ
ss Della, are visiting relatives. Wo
Ioe Fields continues to improve. oa'
!. B. Welch will read paper before ing
Broadkiln Hundred Sunday School Ole
nvention entitled "What Does a SUI anC
Esteem in Sunday School wei
cher? int
lrs. Charles Mcgee, of Philadelphia, is aoo
ting Mrs. Noah Mcgee and daughter Dell
aptain Charles Mcgee, of Phiadel- go
a, visited Milton on Sunday, return Dru
home on Monday, viz Glendale. e1e'
-r. George II. Hall, of Milford, spent shor
day, and a part of Monday in town. prov
I'm Mcgee, of North Milton, has rePr
pretty barber pole erected in front East q
is place of business. YeTl
Gorge Fowler, one of the engineers of Re
teamer, Mary NJ. Vinyard, has quit take
and his wife left on Monday for =
erica
other mail driver has been sworn T
: the route from the postoflice to the
n. William Wharton is the happy
delicious weather Of the past two
has been an agreeable panace for
fauna, flora, and fen. The air has
oalmy, the atmosphere just little
enough to mellow the rays of the
the early morning he threw his
through Natures wide expanses.
mornings have been more than
lting; they have been glorious, and, econc
carry riser and to the walkist, they this s
resented a beauty, real; and which
m could scarcely portray. The
gs have equaled the nights of the
ine inoon mas cast her halo back
5 as that tabled of eastern fancy.
2 waters of Broadkiln have spark
meath her sheen like that of the distin,
and the Tiber. Every one has
lchanted and have been making
they could out of the conditions. ~
has smiled, man has rejoiced, and
have enjoyed the situa- NlN
even Fred. Welch's fifty ducks
.ood upon their hind legs along
adkiln, clapped their wings and A com
l.!
ner James NJ. Carey, coal loaden.
und on Broadkiln Bar on Mon -@
llth inst, has not been aoated.
ooner John a. Lingo left Milton Fs
ilonday to lighter her. ~
eason at Broadkiln Beach has
pleasant one. 1t is now over.
occupants left last week for their The Ia,
dream of the pleasures of the Furs. Y
to live in joyous expectancy of
years outing.
ifant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro. @
ndaniel died on Monday, aged
o months. Funeral services were
the residence of its parents on
afternoon by the Rev. Rev. H.
t, and interment made in the g.,
IS Cemetery at Glendale NV = OeGOuu-