Milford chronicle., 1907-11-22
MILTON NEWS.

~ The first snow Of the season came on Tuesday
evening OF last week. when about 10 O'Clock. # is
D. said to have showed most prettily. On Thursday
morning II was quite cool, and ice had form.
the night previous: and on going down the street
= the extraordinary spectacle of a closed hotel
e presented itself The shutters and doors of the
reading and bar rooms OF the Ponder House were
. closed the night before. Both hotels are now
: dry they have discharged their boarders and
viii take no Others either transient or otherwise
c Private boarding houses are. however catering
TO the wants Of the traveller and the drummer
and also to the permanent boarder We do not
see that any one is hurt yet. Two bartenders
: are thrown out OF employment They have had
an easy time, and have our sympathy. Two
hotel Keepers are out of commission They have
had an imperial sway and good time lording It |
over the poor drunken wretches. They have had |
their day and have used it, and the people have
now said; "Come down from your lofty pipacla
ana give the drunken wretches, Won have so lons,
ueDauched' a chance And they have "comed ."
Ihe cunning season opened on Friday and a
pIettler nor lovelier day was ever seen at this
season IN thls latitude. The printer left h lis font
'ne oieIA DIS desk the mechanic his haif COM
p-o'eu Joo ana the loafer his trysting place to q
engage in the chase Of the doomed bunny Az
Vi 'ne Dreech loader was heard, almost within d
tne town limits. Over one hundred rabbits were f
Killed on the first da yby the gunners of Milton
9u'h havoc proves the curse of the "game lo,g Il
habolts were plenty at the beginning hut MR. il
tridges are said to be scarce. n
rNlIH meetings commenced on Sunday even h
ing at Zion NJ. +. Church under the condnct of cf
the Rev. R T. Coursey III
we were attracted by notice in a daily. last sh
week, stating that j. Frank Alice. former
United states Senator from Delaware had called -.
II the "White House and proffered to the presi.
tent Delaware delegation for a third term -,
ominaton Heavens We thought that fellow 49,
'"s dead He furnish a delegationl O. nv or
hat is good u
J. B. Wech has had his drug store comn1efslv
'noyated and scrubbed ont, and the goods nicely 80.
Three women and several SONS -.
ave been several days at the lob OF course T. ~ ~,
exercised an attentive neutrality over the
hole busiu,ss n
Ihe members OF ST. John p E. Church will file
ia Bazaar iu the lower room o. the Masonic. N
an on Thanksgiving Day faith
me crew OF the steam and three-mast sal -
'sel' Marie Thomas. quit en- masse on SATURDAY
'rnlhg' The vessel is partly loaded with Hu
med goods from the Goodwin Co. Captsip
E' Mcgee the owner, telegraphed fora licensed
'tain and on the Saturday evening train one
ne On Monday new crew was shipped and
vessel finished loading with pill and left
4hesday evening after having been tied at the
k since Friday night
Aua meetings are in prog ess al the Cave -
* NJ r. Church under the supervision of the
. Ketel
N-Oniled States Marshall J. Cannon Short
the guest Of his nephew, Mr. Stuart Snort of k
m sufff
OF his many Milton friends
m not an asceuc, neither do profess to be
'uist. AN willing for each and every ono
solve HIS own cases of conscience. But when
lg sunday morning walk, do not like tn
eope cutting wood, neither do like IN hear
smelling corn on Sunday morning, presum-
10 leed their hogs or other stock for the dav -
never used to that kiud of business; hence
islike Of it.
NJ Conwell has been suffering for some
S with troublesome exerescence on tbe
hand II is better now.
7. Fitzgerald died neaI EliendaIe ON
DAY OF last week, OF cancer. OF the throat
% years II months and days Funeral w i
6 were held at his late residence on Sstur " II
ory o2a %ara iaa oaso as1 ass %ads in the Union in
neral and s. j. ~i''o" 4 Son inferred the thin
Iaa aean Eeo5se nooIs snd Ials Mr. ons Laas Warren and
nmony on suuday evening at the M. p -
age by the Rev. G. R. McCready.
Warrin- ton had another mishap on snn. EHA5ll
Milton a he a '8@oa ON i65% % s 1"1 "9as @n'ss9 DEPT
and demolished one wheel conn etelv
g the two ladie, AID himself out 5at l'1 The
neither. Il is poSsb the young man -:
IN something after good while. u ai'
Clifton is bn ding commodions stable linec
" '''' ! '0ps''S' recently purchased by Pric,
Neibert has again abandoned the cob. A TN
slness and retired to his farm near town. I'll
Black has again quit selling tobacco Long
lrs
A Belts bss o,n,,o.., 81, Gree
almeis property on Broad street. and -
-ason has moved from Union street
rouch has removed from Broad street
property of Thomas Douglass on Union AMT r.
orth' lately occupied by John Mcgee VI
nily has moved to Philadelphia. T.
lrday evening at the Milton Literary 10
'ting Society the question, Resolved color.
len Should Have the Right OF suffrage -
gued. DC
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