Milford chronicle., 1907-05-31
MILTON NEWS.

All of the dwelling houses that were on
Mount Aarat, have been transferred to
Scull town. Captain Scu's mansion re-
sidence was the last one to cross Front
street and considering the difficult work
attending the removal of these buildings,
and the nature of the ground over which
they had to be carried, a good job has
been made of the whole. The interesting
little borough of Scull town now contains
seven buildings and under the direction
of Captain Scull, we may expect to see
more Improvements as the months 90 by.
That portion OF Mount Ararat, from
whence these buildings were removed is
belevelled, and the surplus dirt is being
utilized for the foundation of concrete
flour for one of the large buildings now
being built at this point. The ground
all around the placeis also being
graded, and it is expected to have all
things in readiness at the beginning Of
the packing season. If some OF the old
carpenters of years ago could now come
back and look at this former shipyard;
the scene of their toll and sweat, they
would not know the place, and would .
doubtless say, "Things do change p
There is truly a great improvement made
here, already but when the work con-
templated shall have been finished, that
Of to-day will be in small comparison to it.
A fuss that begun in Georgetown be-
tween Constable BarsugIia and Charles
Reed eliminated in Milton when Barsug-
Tia knocEsd- lgggi-li.ssai,-uss,d hFRised lin,
badly. Barsugia, who was comparative
ly unhurt, went before the Mayor and
paid his fine for disturbing the peace. I
Reed left town after the fracas, and re-
turned the next day when he was arrest !
ed by Bailfff Robinson and arraigned be-
fore the Mayor and fined.
Last Thursday Jim Palmer wanted to .
put his COW in a meadow, but the COW :,
appeared to want to 90 back to Slaughter il.
Neck, where she came from. And they -
lad it on Union street, Palmer and tile +
,ow. When they crossed the bridge, =,
Palmer wanted the COW to 90 about and 3,
get into the meadow The COW demurred. !,
Palmer insisted. The COW started in a ~
rot, and Palmer tightened on the line he
lad around her neck. The COW broke r.
nto a galop, and Palmer tried to catch h,
urn with the rope around a part tLey in
we're passing He failed to do this and tt
ost his hold Of the line. The COW con of
inued to run until some one stopped her, in
nd gave her to Mr.. Palmer, who had tb
ot given up the chase The COW didn't of
ct any grass that afternoon, but was sn
onfned in the stable The language III
nat was used during this exciting affair as
well, We'll say no more on the subject ma
The wild honeysuckle is out on all its av
eauty and glory. rel
Martin Chamber is building an annex Pc
his dwelling on Lavinia street. we
The chauffeur of Joshua Gray's automo- ms
Die bursted the tire of one of the front Il
heels on Thursday. It has been repaired. Oh
Abel Pettiiohn is raising a story on the tn,
ok building to his residence on Union Ph
'eet, north. tai
The mule that was turned loose on the at
eet by Anton Neibest, and arrested by
2 bailiff, was turned over to the con. eve
bic. As the mule appears to belong wa
nobody, it was advertised for sale, but J
er Neibest paid the bill for the mule the
took him home. SIN
]larence Clifton has moved into the has
mrose property on Broad street. This
perty was recently bought by John
ton, father of the occupant.
he meeting that was billed for the =,
.tion of trustees for the M. Z. Church G..
Monday, has been called off indefinite oin
wing to a technicality of the law not DeI
erstood by the present officials. ceiy