Milford chronicle., 1908-05-22
MILTON NEWS.

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10 is pleasure 10 me these beautiful spring
mornings to stroll around the sylvan grandeur
Rear town, and worship beneath a canopy
grander than ever fashioned by human hands
and be thrilled with an CRATIC more sympho-
NOUS than ever rendered by Bach, Mozart or
BethoYen, and ustea TO a sermon whose
eoquence leads ones thoughts from the
grovelling things OF earth into a realm, not
altogether utopian or idealistic, but one whose
superstructi0n is resting upon the eternal
principles Of Christ. This, believe TO be my
chief MANIA and during these pleasant walks
pick mp much which when properly win.
moved, are treasured for future need While
passing over the causeway that separates
upper and lower Fsnganzyki, / heard this
morning, the melOdious notes Of the bull frog
To me the first Of the season. / stopped. 1
was not scared but indeed those sonorous
sounds appeared lugubrous. u viii remark
parenthelcally, am the best hand at catch
ing ticks and chiggers there is in he country
The season has arrived and the same old
practice that has been In vogue for a number |
Of years has again been inaugurated l. e., on /
Sunday evenings about five o'clock lot Of /
young fellows from the country with their [
best girls come into town and commence their /
fun. This consists in driving from the en-
trance into town on Union street north
through town. up Federal street, near the
town limits south, and back. This is kept up
until near Church time to the discomfort OF
the persons who are sitting in their front
pOrches. At times the dust is suffocating.
but that makes no difference to these county
blOods. VINO are bound to have their fun. We
have been asked TO make mention Of the
doings OF these people and we have done so
way TO stop It is for the persons living on
these streets who are affected by the mis- !
demeanor, 10 demand Of the Town Council /
that they put an end to such driving on sun
day evenings r
A concrete pavement has been nut down by +
Fred Pepper In front Of the Jr o. 4. A. NJ. and +
d. Of As building on Front street This also e
embraces the office OF the Milton Times. t.
!. B. Welch, poet, drug sist, choir leader ct.
dl~ addressed three Of the Milton Public il
Schools on last Tuesday afternoon.
Last Thursday while W. Conner was TAX al
ing lunches of bananas cut OF a crate, large
cenupede crawled from one of the buucnes Z
and hid itself under the coping Of the counter. o
But it was soon killed. IL was an ugly look Il
ing fellow and the third Que that has been b
killed in this store. il
A barge loaded with yellow pine lumber has n
arrived at Carey's Landing from Philadel- :
phia, and j. P. Davidson has commenced
work on his contract
Scarlet clever is now being cut. The crop
is large and a good one.
on Wednesday evening the 18th, Miss Lottie
Moore, daughter of ex-senator J. NJ
c, Moore, of Bethel was united in matrimOny OF
with Mr.. George Short, son of Hiram Short u
OF near Laurel. The ceremony was performed ST.
at the Milton ". P. Parsonage by the Rev. G. al
r. McCready. The bride and groom were &C. Sd
by Miss Edna Phillips and Mr. "
Garfield Moore, Of Bethel. Laurel paper please ~
copy. X
George A. Wright, the enterprislng tonserial 10
artist. Of North Milton, is having his shop re- az
modelled and will put ia another chair for the n,
accommodation of his increasing business He ~
has taken Marvin johnson as an apprentice h.
We omitted 10 mention a very important IN
piece OF news last week; 1 e., The Douglass n,
W mite Shirt and overall Factory resumed -
business on Monday the 18th. p.
The paper hangers are about done iobbing III
round town and house cleaning IS nearly ho
lyer, and the male members OF the family ne
heartily say Amen -
George A. Bryan is laying the foundation OF
his proposed stable and carriage house on sr
Mulberry street. M
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attending the NJ. E. General Conference at ~
Charles H. Atkins, Jr. Of Dover ~
Conference Academy preached both morning
nd evening on Sunday at the NJ. 4. Church g,
harles is developing himself. and doubtless.
destined to make his mark upon the annals
+ the NJ. E. Conference. Delegates were S
iected, at the morning service, 10 represent pri
he Milton Church at the Sussex County Bible set
ociety to be held at Georgetown on Thursday an,
he 2lst.. viz Walter Irwin and Mrs Irwin. the
lternates George NAPLES and Mrs. NAPLES will
ohm @. Ellingsworth and Mrs. william A
lemens were made life members OF the lar
,ciety. A collection ofs2l.S6 was realized. Lin
Rev. McGilton will preach to the ex.sOldiers anC
the Civil War on next Sunday evening the MI
tn. wei
WEIGH and Sharp will build a ffont porch at I
e residence Of John Carpenter at Dutton- Jan
Wn. v
Captain Charles E. Darby has moved into wa
e residence formerly occupied by bis father, A
lptain James Darby, on Walnut street. turf
Miss Fannie II. Leonard and Miss Lizzie was
fton we're elected delegates to represent the in