Milford chronicle., 1906-04-06
MILTON NEWS.

auu H. D. f1Opklub nave, IOI some ti0t
had a move of this kind in contemplation
and now it has materialized. They have
=, utilized one of their buildings on Chest
nut street above Wharton, for the pur
5y pose, and now the afflicted can have the
al advantage of advanced surgery combined
with the comforts of home at moderate
N costs, and without the tedious travel, ,and
% weary days of watching and waiting dur
@ ing convalescence. The experiment is
50 yet in its incipiency but must enlarge as
: it deserves to do. There is now one pa
y tient in the hospital, lady from Slaugh-
. ter Neck, who has undergone an opera
ton for tumor of the breast, and is now
5 convalescing The location of Milton, its
] sanitary conditions, together with many
f other advantages combined, make it
desirable place for an institution of this |
kind. This item is not intended as an
advertisement, but, simply as a matter
of local news; of interest to all, and, more
particularly, to the afflicted
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, uee, Rooms wife of
Captain Wallace Smith, who, recently
removed from Mt Ararat to West Point,
Va, was recently burned badly while
trying to extinguish the clothing of a |
lady SO years of age, who lived in part s
of the same house with her.
John Lofand, as administrator of Sam =
uel NJ. Lofand. will sell the personal p
of the deceased, ,at his late home g
in this town, on Saturday the 7th inst g
On Tuesday evening of last week, Town y
Council granted to promoter of trolley SC
Iines', Click, the privilege of running "
ine through the town, with the proviso al
hat the line shall be completed within W. W.
wO years, or the franchise is forfeited. W.
The carpenters and coulkers have COM tn
'leted their work on the Schooner Wm. an
. Simpson. Ike Bailey and William m r1
,ofiand have repaired her sales; and she str
1ill soon be ready for work. [
On Tuesday evening the 27inst. Miss ger
'ertha LOhand, youngest daughter of the ore
lte Samuel NJ. Lofand, and Irwin G. sau
ing were quitely married, at the N. E. 9th
arsonage by Rev. Coursey. ser
Rev. R. t. Coursey preached at Beaver yea yea
am NJ. P. Church, on Wednesday eve sto, tT
ing; and $50 was raised toward iquida- abO
ng the ministers salary. intC
John Warrington has removed from. v' wa'
'ar the Ponder house into one of the NJ
lildings belonging to Captain Schulz. at deli
cunt Arara. The justice-of-the-peace's mel
ice will soon be removed into the less
Hiding vacated by Mr.. Warrington. sgsi si
On Friday, a Milton man bought a hav
ket at Lewes for BrOadkiln station, and the
arded the train. He went to sleep;and gree
len he awOke the train was beyond no o', !
avelly Hill. He told the conductor had
wanted to get off at Broadkiln; but have
train was well beyond that place. lts o'
'wever the conductor stopped the train no.. ro'r
1 he alighted and walked back TO gle a
through the rain, where he GO; ST
ed man to bring him to Milton Now thinl
natural inference would be the man nasss ,aS
drunk. But, we can clear him from first
accusation; for we know him to be Ever!
an OF sobriety, and prominent men, lips!
OF one of the Milton churches. t6sn tSan'
he intellect of Milton was much in After
ience at the local teachers institute boy ss
at Lincoln City Saturday last. the Z
gorge w. Atkins wants the loupgers a"o LOW ~ :
op carrying away the empty boxes, to slee
the shirt emporium. He has no this nj
ctiOn that they sit on them, on Sum Mare
or lounge on them at night, but he roo.h,, Daa -
is them to leave the boxes when they maxim
}. wind a
70 street lamps broken; one on the had sol
sr OF Chestnut street and Coulter .sso-e,, p,o-SS
ue, the other on the corner of Chest good a
treet and Hazard avenue. was re- but di,
OF last Sundays night debauche were
are some young men, from the bn, ~.
ry, who are in the habit of coming to.niqbl
wn, notably, on Sunday evenings, travelir
setting a woman of some kind, and Marcf
thelrself by fast driving around the ', %lsh ~ ,,
an other questionable manoeuvers. great IL
or the men, whom, it is supposed legs. W
the lamps, and kicked up other ships sil
~ on Sunday night. One man said 1,n nnn
nday morning, that he never heard March
swearing, as was done near his day. shiI
on Sunday night; and other re- of"no sl'
II heard to the same effects It is baso.a .e1 Ia
lty of the Town Council to put have dec
this. from LoI
and Mrs. Henry Warren, of Ellen to trave
where tie guest of their daughter ,C,us tCIusS 81
rgie Conner, on Sunday. March
atoms have been issued for the nothing
e OF Miss Avarilla King to the March
harles A.Behringer, at the Church aas,n .ns, Up =
Ohm Baptist, on Wednesday after land in
April 18th, at 4 p. m. Admission On the "I
ceremony will be by invitation learn Of a
The Rector and his bride, will re- NE S,e 'n 81
."e OoV' A1azzard Homestead or again.