Milford chronicle., 1906-11-30
SHORT LOCAL BREVITIES.
Items Of Interest in Paragraphs About
Milford and Vicinity.

. The fodder crop is large but the quail
ity is ordinary.
Cranberries grown in Cedar Neck arc
e sold in our market.
The bootblaeks say that their bust
ness has fallen off this fall.
4 The police of Milford have donned
their new winter uniforms.
Distillers have been selling new apple
brandy in Milford at So per gallon.
Horseradish grated from the root by
our people retails for p cents the quart.
Wood chopping affords considerable
work for labor in the winter about Mil.
ford.
Trapped rabbits sell well in Milford.
and the country boys have learned this
trick
The annual session of the CoIored
Teachers Institute was held at Dover
this week.
Heavy shipments ofsweet and white
potatoes will go forward this week from
Delaware.
The shipyards of Milford are getting
a large quantity of ship timber for the
winter work.
The Sunday trains are carrying a
large number Of passengers. They are
a great convenience.
Course tickets for evening entertain.
ments Of Institute on sale at store of G.
D. Abbott & Co. Saturday morning. a
A marriage license has been issued to d
John H. Steele of Dagsboro hundred il
md Ella M. Murphy Of Cedar Greek e
hundred. C
Get your choice of seats for Institute !
Entertainments by applying early at 8
he store of G. d. Abbott & Co. Saturday y
morning. y
Oysters under the lawful size are sold h
/ this market, but the oystermen are B'
ne ones the worse hurt by this infringe in
lent Of law. 10
Don't forget to get your course ticket
# Institute evening entertainments at
lie store Of e. D. Abbott & Co. Satur- ~
~ morning. al
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James o. Chamberlain, living on the da
farm north of Milford, has NJ,
'Out six hundred thoroughbred chick Go
s, all raised this year. liv
There will be box social held at the hel
aughter Neck NJ. E. Church on Sat. the
day evening, December let. Proceeds viz
: benefit of the church. wa
Two large barges have been launched Nr-
m the shipyards of w. g. Abbott in DE-,
nth Milford this week. They were Nv
lit for New York parties.
'hOmas w. Powell, the decorator of -
ford, has been painting and deco. ~
ing the dining room of Charles B. 10,
uston, at MillsbOro, this week. NJ
hree modern barber chairs have been Isla
ced in Holzmueller's shop at Wal give
street bridge. They have all the and
1ern cOnveniences and comforts. ton
Lrs. Harry M. Ennis has one of the and
est chrysanthemums we have ever sofa
the Measure ~ looking Of !, v,aos the
q u inches In diameter. 1t is surely Oy !
auty. lives
bong
d. John Wainwright, Of Whining. cbas
has secured a pension for Mrs. for n
rgeaDna A. Pierce Of Milford, widow NOT
II. John o. Pierce Of Co. L, Ninth otba'
"aIe 'oiun'eeIs' 20 month from price
e Dover District Epworth League
hold local institute at Ebenezer rh
oh, near Lewes, on Wednesday, rhor
mber 9Th. Miss Mary E. Holland saaso
ilfoFd, will read a paper on "Mis- man
Study Hour, and Rev. G. P. Jones and
speak on "GoOd citizenship" Ia +;
1rl'State Packers Association, poun'
met recently in Wilmington, 20 cen
I'd that this seasons pack was So and G.
% cases against 8, 10000 last year. parati
Otal pack Of the country last year other
between 100000 and 10000 ceptat
The consumption is annually
sing.
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