Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-10-11
MILTON NEWS.

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And pyramids are pyramids IN wales
Time is her own leyeller; builds herself;
: Virtue alone outbuilds the pyramids,
Her monuments shall stand when Egypts fail"
It has been truthfully said, "a fountain cannot
rise above its source" water seeks its level. %
1.-THE vulture smells carton from afar," etc. We
have had striking illustration Of theseaphorisms
OF late. When the Baltimore help came to work
10 the canneiies in Milton, but few days had
elapsed before the lewd girls of Milton had found
olt the afhnities Of the Baltimore group and
were associatiug with them. God forbid that we
should cast the stigma of immortality at all OF the
Baltimore women who have come here to make
an honorable living They are not all "Mineha-
has but like any other body Of persons, they are
diversified, aid while some of them may be lack
ing in virtue, we believe there Others whose
chastity cannot be doubted The quiet and over
yirtuOus people Of Milton consider all of the
| imported help Of the canneries nil. This is
wrong conclus on. There are some who are good.
It was said some years ago. "Can any good come
out of Nazareth" And Philip said, Come and
see" There are many good women, we believe.
in the canneries here; some who are otherwise
There is one young woman, who came here TO
make money. She is considered the fastest
| skinner Of tomatoes in Baltimore her highest
record being 70 baskets in Y hours. She told the
writer that for the last three weeks she had
averaged $3.50 each day This woman is hel q
attending to her own business, and go to the can
merry when you will, you will always see her at
her post.
: Mr. and Mrs William Anderson. of Riverton.
n. J., have been visiting Mrs Anderson's brother
captain George Hunter and family. Mr.. Ander- |
son is one Of the largest truck growers in Bur /
lington County, M.
Very few squirrels have been Killed in this
locality this The best squirrel shooter in
town says, II am not killing any for they are not
ht to eat, the season is late and they are yet
carrying their young"
John B. WEIGH Jr, son OF the poet, John B.
WEIGH, of this town, white operating sand
drum at Gardner, Mass had both thumbs torn
of at the first joint. He is now in Milton.
David NJ. Conwell has purchased the property
on the corner Of Federal street and Mauship
avenue, Of W. E. Manship, of Philadelphia Con {
'ideration $780,
Joseph Calhoun the young man who has re- Z
Gently opened barber shop on Federal street. is
iOiug good business.
Mr.. Robert BlOcksom, Of Magnolia, was a :
Milton visitor on Sunday and Monday
Miss Susie Carey, OF Glenside, Pa, attended
he funeral of Mrs sallie NAPLES Ponder. T
EMrs Estella B. Allen, of Burks Couty Pa, will
each the Milton public school during the present
ERIN. l.
Mr.. j. stockley Ingram has been appointed 4
Unstable for Broadkln Hundred. He will move L
1tO town as soon as he can find a vacant house. y
By the billing of temperance meetings all over ii
ussex, Milton was left out. "'Tis ever thus Il
nee since childhood" II
We seen my fondest hopes decay, ri
here not a flower that have priced n
ut what was the first to fade away (2) n
Perhaps Kinda and her Geber lover only lived H
] Tom" Moores "Lalla Rookh," but coming &
'enis cast their shadows before us. n
Rev. John Jones, Of Philadelphia was Milton II
sitorthe early part OF the week. I
The Milton Public Schools opened on Mon. Hi
ay. Following is the corps Of teachers: HI
rof Mortimer Whitehead Of Lincoln, E. W. Il;
'arren and L. J. Coverdale OF Milton, Miss HI
lizabeth Register Of Lewes and Mrs. Fstella HI
aeon, late OF Laurel, but now of Miltop. II
wing to the death Of Miss Registers sister H
no was killed while on visit in Philadel- III
Tia In alighting from trolly car, that lady rs
uld not be present this week, and her place He
being filled by Mrs, Hattie J. Conner. liz
II was thought the tomato glut was over IN,
1t the streets OF Milton on Tuesday morning
lied that belief On Monday and Tuesday
ornings they brought as high as 25 cents a
sket Ing
Mrs. Sophia e. Lawson and Mrs. Laura
INNER, Sisters Of Mrs. Otis Goodwin, from
line, are guests Of Mrs. Goodwin. yael
saac W. NailOr, contractor and builder. Of III
iladelphia is visiting in Milton. job
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