Milford chronicle., 1905-11-03
MILTON NEWS.

l.. last throes OF dissolution In the spring
time we have watched the bads swelling
Id ana bursting into life, We have seen the
-a little petals shoot forth from their eorol-
las and evolve into their destined ele-
x ment; we have watched these in all their
i delightful phantasmagora, until they
Il have faded and died 1t is the same
~ with the sturdy trees of the forest. as
a with the shrubbery of the garden. They
an alike are now going and one cannot
II put eXclalm as he views their dying gran
:. qeur now beautiful how beautiful pi
Ihe trees are shedding their leaves, the I
l. squirrel eyes the chestnut browning " /
ana the acorns and the nuts are falling /
ID IN the forest nearby. ''All seasons have
e thelr own" and Mrs. Hemens aptlv
says, Leaves have their time to fall"
Ana they are falling now, and have been
!or some time much to the disgust of the
ousy housewife who has to sweep her !
> 'front.' pavement many times dav. and
then cannot keep it clean of the insult /
ing leaves. Yet, it appears we are not {
generous. We have admired the beauty
OF the leaves when they were young; we h
nave enjoyed their cool shade during the g
not days of summer, and can we not when
they have become old and useless give A
them decent resting place either bv IN
cremation or otherwise? After we have q
enjoyed all they can give, we erumble -
! because they have become old and are in
the way. fit emblem Of humaaitv. In
| the majority of cases the children use
theif parents only AS stepping stones
70 higher thinks" And when tbev
have reached the pinnacle of their de-
slres, or the parent has become of no Tl
more use to them, they kick him down as u
they would ladder by which thev have
reached their acme. They have no
more use for him, and in many cases their 81
chlei desire IS to get rid of him as soon
as possible This is the way of the world,
and those who live long enough find if
true, to their sorrow.
At the late Sunday School Convention
held IN Milton, less than one-half of
rnose who reported for entertainment
4ttehaed; ana several families who had
made preparation for visitors were disaD-
pointed. This is not right. When n
person notifies an officer that he or She
WI attend certain meeting, and asks
o be remembered on the entertainment
lst, they rest satisfied that thev will be
ttended to, and if they cannot come Z
themselves they should send representa- I
ives. K
Mrs: Wallace Smith left on Saturday 10
'r West Point, Va, where she will ~,
pend the winter with her husband Can tl su
lin Smith TP Ir'
Rev. R. T. Coursey made hurried N IA
lp TO Baltimore on Friday, returning on w
lturday. We
Warren Savage, formerly of near Milton no no
ed in Philadelphia on Thursday. The ~
mains were brought to Glendale on "a "a
turday and there met by S. J. Wilson eu'
q carried to Oakley, where the funeral s,. an
vices We're held in the NJ ?. Church IN "
q the body deposited in the cemetery Sta
arby. Jac
The remains of Harry E., the thirteen WI
,nths old son Of DR.. W. II. and Mary qua
Dashlell, who was inferred in the Nj. Cot
cemetery IN 1884, were exhumed this 5oc
sR by ). ). Wilson q Son and shipped ia
9uantico, Md, for re-interment. blue
llss Mary Fisher, of Philadelpbia. is the IA
st of Mrs. L. B. Chandler and other blue
nds 500
ornelius NJ NAPLES has returned from Full
SIT to Southwestern Iowa. Wort
. Z. Davidson has resumed work IN the
yachJ ne has under construction. Mar!
;nooner Golden Rule laden with nil alwa
Is sunk near sculPs Landing. mari
emuel Hartman and wife made visit
Baltimore and Shrewsboro, Pa. last VA
larles Davidson has rented the meat
ket lately occupied by Joseph Fields. We'
aseu, ana Is engaged in selling beef ieet'
re Is plenty of beef now for sale in Wais
on, and people need not starve for ,Ei whicl
the money to buy it. est N
nductor John T. Covell and wife most
II and mother Of Mrs. r. T. Coursev as wi
visiting the Rev. r. T. and Mrs ful dl
sey are a
NJ. Lank, trust officer of the S. S. n tastes
d D. Co., has purchased of Mrs CLOTH
lel Fowler, her property on Walnut specia
I quaint
Rogers, wife and son, of Frederiea white
thee guests OF ex-State Treasurer and IN the
Atkins on Sunday. We to
next Quarterly Conference of tho marke
=" Church will be held on Friday
lg the 10th inst. Presiding Elder
m will preach on Sunday evening Sc
til inst
ollection was taken on SUNDAY 70 of eve,
lse the new hymnals recommended Whv +
powers that be" at the NJ. +. out ma
D, and amounted to about S25. 90 sneciaI
le intention OF the minister to pnr- aware
one hundred books at cost Of hall he,
These books are not to be taken wears f.
le church, but to be used by the Same :
cation in the church. lifr s16
III aughan, of Philadelphia, has Come II
OF Mrs Ellegood, her properly
end OF Milton Lane Consider
90. Mr.. Vaughan will remove TO
IN a few weeks, and Mrs. Ellie an
j remove to Quantico, Md. y lE30Ib
tannie Leonard entertained &l0lAlE
friends on Monday evening.
e social' was held in the lower ooo
the Masonic Hall on Halloween oUo-5l4
for the benefit of the NJ. P
.orm has been put in the P. d.
hoir ''io '"'eiF Or If you are
DerricLson E,.3r,. place and exa
to fbe n,onart,- i,4I, Iias re- assortment of