Milford chronicle., 1906-04-13
MILTON NEWS.

The Milton National Bank is being
thoroughly rearranged, and reconstructed,
internally. The private office on the first
floor will be merged into the counting
room. The corridor will continue as
formerly, and will extend, on the north
side of the room, to the stairway; and
the private offices will be on the second
floor. Cashier Conwel states the con-
dition of the bank to be most fourishing.
A new burglar proof safe will, also, be
added.
The Milton School Board met on Fri
day evening, and decided to close the
schools on the 9th. inst. This will COM
plete term of seven and one-half month.
Arthur Lynch, of Lewes, has opened a
pool-room in the building near the Pom
der House.
Joseph Morris is building stable for
William Coulter,on South Federal street,
and will commence the erection of
dwelling, soon, for the same party, at
the same place.
William Davidson is making repairs to
his property, on Mill streei, and enlarg-
ing it, by the addition OF an annex.
Yacht Nora belonging to James Palmer
is having a new up-to-date house built On
her.
The public sale of the late Samuel NJ.
Lofand called many people to town, on
The goods were not all sold
IN the sale will be continued on Satur-
lay the 2lst. at the same place.
Henry Atkins was summons to Wilm-
ngtOn, last week, on account of the seri-
us illness of his father.
1t would appear that business men
rould attend to their business. And,
ct, the President of the Milton Canning
ompany has called two meetings, for
he stockholders, and, but one man be- -
des himself, has been present. Do the Fl
intend to do anything to R
le canneries, or do they intend to let =.
le buildings 90 to pieces ? The river A.
lnnery is unsafe in its present condi-
on
Two men from Lewes came to Milton,
ST Sunday week, and amongst other M
gies, took a Vending Chewing Gum ~
achine, from in front of VIM. Warren's y
ace OF business, and made way with it.
le parties being known, Mr.. Warren. on
iday, sent Constable Barsuglia. with :
Il for 50, and a warrant for their ar
st should they refuse to pay the bill.
icy paid the bill and the warrant was
lorsd. tits said, these are the parties
10 broke the street lamps on the same
ening; and a writ for their arrest will
served by the town, as soon as one of
persons, who is pilot, arrives back
Lewes. We refrain from publishing
sir names for the present. I
of the PHILADELPHIA
Atlantic transportation COMPANY
j meet the business men of Milton. aud
farmers of the community, who are
crested. in a steamboat route, in Fire
ms Hall next Tuesday evening. The
ect is to have Milton, as a factor in the
YES and Cape May route. a
is the intentions of Town Couneil
b tie assistance of the constabulary, to
ak up the lOuDging along the streets,
on the corners, particularly on Satur-
On this day there is. generally an
TX of people from the country, who
ting friends will stop to exchange a
tings, not noticing where they stop.
the stoppage, is most certain to be
g a public thoroughfare to the dis
fort Of other persons. We await with
rest the result of this new move; and
it may be of advantage to all.
plain Lacy, is visiting his family a
friends.
any new ties is being put under the
of M. D. & V. Railroad, west of
tation.
'eral Milton people of appreciative
ect, attended the lecture of the
Homer Castle at Milford, last Fri "a
vening.
'eculiar anomaly is being carried on
iton at present. Simply this the
hants are buying potatoes from the
and, at the same time shipping other e.
Oes to the city. The former are for
ing purposes; the latter. presumably
ting purposes; if they do not come 90
again for planting purposes. DAG.