Milford chronicle., 1906-12-14

she poses in her pathway adown the
/ western sky; or with the nonchaliance
I that a summer stroller in his morning
/ walk, plucks the yellow dandelion bios
som, and losses 1t to the passing breeze
Mr.. WEIGH Is considered as one of Mil
toms best citizens. He has lived here all
his life, and expects to live here until
his death, notwithstanding the macbena-
tons OF the church malcontents. And
}. B. feels now, like a bird ''let loose in
the easterns skies. He is free from the
cares and burdens OF the Sunday School.
and while he expresses the intention to
assist ia Sunday School work, and aid
his successor IN every way possible, yet
he won't longer have the anxiety and cares
that naturally beset a Christian Superin-
tendent. Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. Welch's|
su ecessor, is a young christian man. and
we believe that no better man could have
been found in Milton to take Dir. WEIGHS
place than Mr.. Davidson.
By the breaking of one of the hanges on
one of the Wheels the engine earring the
east bound trains on the NJ. d. & V.R.R.
on Tuesday evening of last week was
derailed below Overlook. No OLA vas
hurt, and the passengers were conveyed
to Lewes by teams.
On Wednesday of last week while gun
ming Wilbur Davis was accidentally shot |
by young man named Bennett. The |
wound is ugly though not dangerous.
Martin Chandler has the lumber on |
the ground for his new building on La
vinia street.
The many friends of DR.. w. J. Hearn |
in this town, are sorry to hear of the
serious accident of what he was victim
in Phila last week. DR.. Hearn was mar
ried in Milton and was a practitioner of
the town before removing to Philadelphia.
All of the buildings that have been
under construction, are enclosed, and
some OF them are completed; or will be
by the close of the year.
William J. Bozman has opened gro
,ery store in the Wilson stOrehOuse on
Union street, north
}. b. WEIGH, poet and druggist, went
o Philadelphia on Friday, returning on
Monday.
W. ii. WEIGH, purser on the steamer
Major Reybold, was on his vacation last
week and spent part of his time in Milton.
Last week Milton Conclave, No. A,
. . II elected the following officers:
rchon, +. Il. Douglass; prov, w. H.
OK; prelate, John Lewis, secretary, j.
/. Davidson; tinancier, J. Wilson;
reasurer, J. B. WEIGH; National repre-
entative to 60 to Atlantic City in July,
. J. Wilson.
Lake Fanzanzyki was frozen over on
lst Wednesday morning. On Saturday
forming the thermometer was down to
$ degrees, but owing to the wind there
as no ice on the lake.
Louis Ellingsworth lost his horse on Y
thursday morning from inflammation of
lie stomach. "a
Rev. McCready preached a sermon to 81
ie >'old people" on Sunday morning,
I'd on Sunday evening a sermon to the W
Young folks" n,
For the few weeks, or since the cleo. VI
IN, dizziness has prevailed around town. VI
state of ennui has been observed
roughout. Even Constable Barsuglia
pears to have been suffering from col
Dse.
a mysterious woman appeared in dis
Use, on Federal street one night last
EEK. She was followed by some parties
her perambulatiOns through the back -
rds OF property-holders, and at last
'ated herself in back porch on Chest
1t street A lantern was procured for -
'estlgauon, and when approached, she |
d, DO you know you are getting YOUR
YES INTO trouble ?' The men then left II
T. The woman is supposed to be know l
:; But what she was doing out in that
70, and performing the strange actions n
1t she did can only be imagined DIR. Il
onard Is reported as having said: "If
IS again caught on the street after
mt he will have her put in the lock
and examined" oa
IN Monday "Dora" Reed removed -"
m near NAPLES Mill to Franklin CITY, Ut
ere he will engage in mercantile bnsi, Jo;
IS.
drs. Florence Johnson has removed
m PhiladelDbia 70 Milton