Milford chronicle., 1907-07-19
MILTON NEWS.

wonder to the older inhabitants VII,
have spent their four score years in the
shadow of ther homesteads. and whose
surprise leads them to excaim. car
such things be. The building now
nearing completion are two in number
with their anneXes. Tie operating room
IS y feet by l40 feet, with power house
80 feet by 40 feet There is another an.
mex to this building in which will be in
stalled six water closets and a room to be
used by the women workers as a clothes
room which is decided improvement
over what is usually provided for women
and girls in the other canneries of the |
state. The warehouse is so feet bv $50 |
feet. Both buildings are two-story high. |
and enclosed with corrugated iron, and
the floor Of the rooms are concrete
Everything about this plant is, or will be.
OF the most modern plans. The ventila
tIon viii be complete, the drainage pipes
and pipes for carrying off the refuse, are
under ground, and whatever smell that
might be expected to arise under ordin- I
ary circumstances, is by this method f
neutralized and absorbed. On an eleva-
ted piece Of ground just over the run u
that marks the boundry of the firms Dos o
sessions, it, the firm, will build a bar F
racks 20 feet by POO feet which will con- o,
tam 2S rooms. This is for the accommo- T
dation OF the foreign help, it will be
necessary to bring here during the work ad
ing season. This may be Italian, or some
nationality, but it would be impossible
to run the plant with the local help Pt
available. Everything will be in readiness
to commence when the tomato season pa.
opens, and this vegetable will be the only
one canned this season. After this wear Fis
other fruits and vegetables will be canned. Re
During this week the smoke stacks have Mr.
been raised, and the steel frame for Mr.,
ank sixty feet high, with a capacity of fstl
b., 900 gallons placed in position. n
Last week William McReynolds was Rro
Tested and arraigned before Esquire Hal
Ollins charged by William H. Workman, N
With having stolen two copper plungers Anr
nd hoppers from the cannery at the @
abroad. He was in the act of selling her
hem to junk dealer, and was required com
give bail for his appearance in court A
amount Of Si0O The Constable per tend
itted him to wander about in search of this
bondsman and, from last accounts. Nj
Is yet wandering The Constable has of II
prisoner, but the stolen goods are in trim
-, ,5sessloh oi tne owner Just the same. Fred
The wedding Of Miss Lizzie BRYAN and Mt
leodore Jarvis, Of Harbeson, took place erica
st Wednesday morning at the home of w s
e brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. serm,
yam, on Federal street, Milton The for
ldal party drove to Glendale where rtad
7y '0a'leu lne irain Tor tour to tions
ashington and the jamestown Exposi-
ii. A splendid wedding breakfast was Lil
we'd When they return they will re-
e at Harbeson, where Mr. Jarvis is i'm Las
siues~ seryic
irs Maggie McIivane, Of Camden. n. coin,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. preser
ram. She Viii remain for the Camp He is
citing mothe
rank Walls, near Parkers Bridge. Nea
added story to hs residence and OF our
ie other Improvements. Iation
he Royal Packing Company received summ
last Of its boilers last week and both parts q
nov in position The machinery for The
flour mill Is also being put up. unusua
RS Ethel Blizzard and Allison Biz presen
|. both Of Wilmington. have been Wis. Char
z Misses Lotte and May Welch. his resi-
rank NalIient, who is manager of the Will
Gle races which are to take place at York,
ntic City ON August 9th, and who is OF the
@ of the Rev. W. r. Yalieut. has been Lincoln
ing Milton this week. A 81
ie engagement of Miss Anna Morris evening
lilton to Mr. Allie Townsend of Cen Short
lie, Md, has been announced The cars wit
ling will take place in September. week a
Ivleges for the Layinia's Camp Meet Mrs
'ere offered at public sale on Satur. iting wi
fternoon last, but there were no hid Corn
To borrow the phraseology from and as 5
ulpit Of sunday morning, "The privi. can stan
were all sold except the boarding
food pound, and confectionery
" The reader will understand. the
,,oin.l,la Tll ''S-- ~. '''e Pii'l'ege their WI
nd. '''',,'''s' -l'e' 'saln Pennewi
porch, and resolved to keep the 'I''-.'-is IlIs
eyes themselves reaping all the ..;':aI $50
to 60 to the MP sensible '--,' - D--
Sunday afternoon, while Clarence GU "a !,
and family were away from home. - ..i-.vl. ~
ows got into his garden from a 80 60 ,
w where they were feeding, and p.lll--,i -
iy destroyed all his cabbage and ''gri'''''' .rr ~
his corn. A look at the garden - --'0 a.
-1-o--1 loI OIaIenCe pau is false I