Milford chronicle., 1907-10-18
Milton NEWS.

INC eahheries are closed and most of me iorais,,
heip nave returned to Baltimore. q fer vet re-.
ln'in ana VIII probably stay Tor awhile il tb.,.
Gan ma employment Bat wi the ye.s !
.a1nehea and the canneres osad the influx of
BUSINESS is much decreased IN ssiiton. p4si,iCs
tnere is scarcely OF no ses, ana there are fa,p-
mes living in smoke houses aud improyi, 4 NM.
buildings. 0''
captain g E. Mcgee has been appointed reais
uar IN this district in place OF Iohn A. Collins
deceased At the registration last Saturday. rs
voters were added to the list.
clarence Mesee, of Milton, who las been en-.
Pioyed IN caDnery at Lincoln, Rad one ii b,,
hands mashed last week
Frost galore last week. The tomato season is
over Anderson Co. closed on Wednesday. and
ms Bohemian help left on Thursday morning
Ahe Goodman Co help left on Monday some pre
snmably never to return to Mi ton. The RovaI
Packing Company have employed the Respectable
women Of Milton altogether iu their wot K but if
must be understood that help can rot be fonnd
mere TO run all of the eanneries. Some Mt least
Two OF these canneries have been operated at a
disadvantage this season Possibly they NAV Ioose
money this year but they have gained experience. |
ana man from Slaughter Neck told the writer
ena1 sney nave put more money in circulation
Plthin ten miles Of Milton than has. ever been
activity for all interested. The like was never
Ano"n before and may never be again.
Rev Hector, the BLACK Knight" who Is can.
Vassipg the county in the interest of Temperance
epoRe on the lawn near the NJ E. Church on
saturday afternoon and In the NJ f. Church
North Milton, on Sunday night.
On sunday while one Of the men who was en-.
pioyed in the Goodman Co. canuert. was holding
!. bottle OF powder over the fire "to warm it,
it exploded, badly decorating his hand
: !nonlas ingram is having his dwelling re- 1
painted on Federal street.
David Wiltbank is remodeling the ,,ro,,r+. h..
!ecenuy purchased, located on Federal street :,
ana Hazard avenue. ,
Joshua Bailey is putting a new roof on one Of
his buildings on Mulberry street
Captain George B. Hunter has boupbt of 81
ROBERT Palmer, the building lot adjoining p
me residence Of the late Mrs. William Prettvman.
captain John Coverdae and family are visiting A.
bis father and sister. q
Aiired Carey has opened a beef store in the az
Joseph Fields block hi
captain Charles Burris is home with his family he
John Lank' Of Philadelphia. was Milton Wis. -
tor this week. pa
Inc Third Annual Convention Of the Broad bu
Aun Hundred Sunday School Association will be i'd
leld on Wednesday at Zion NJ f. Church
49, 40 -A-eAAs-lIA AOI lllG OCCASION Miss
Aaggie Wilson, Secretary State Sunday school Wis
association will be there; and ministers of note Mi
nd others are expected. Ri
Josiah Culver, who has been in Jefferson hos. 5.I
ital for severalweeks recovering from an oper.
lion performed, returned home on Tuesday with bul
very prospect of renewed health I
), ROLAND Atkins is slowly recovering from swi
7phOid fever
Ihomas johnson is repainting the property of Pc
:. I. starkey on Broad street Oui
rev. and Mrs George B. McCready and daupb Pin
r, Miss Lizzie, are attending the Home Com the
g in Baltimore this week - q
me latest poem written by j. B. WEIGH, "Unole
piers Pound Party" is not a poem of tho Is d
cts imagination but an epic Of actual occur. reaC
&c within the incorporated limits of Milton. mid
although the Goodwin Canning Companv -
sed on Saturday, that firm received another IL
load of cans today pick
ne Ietties at the mouth of the Broadkiln have time
run ara Mr. Roberts, boss Of the job. snd his dir
e are boarding in Milton N''iS
ne electric light men are still busy in Milton none
thls long protrac ed job, will doubtless soon he II
,omp eted eob,,