Milford chronicle., 1908-06-26
MILTON NEWS.


man we expect to keep that appointment, and
~eexPect him 10 do the same and IL he does
not sud suffers Disappointment thereby It is his
own fault. Always keep your appointments
brother and you VIII be happy.
Captain Joseph Warrington sold the schooner
ala Call TO Captain Theodore Whiden Of Cam
den, N. j. and has traded ais town property with
nathaniel Hood for his farm, near town with
crop In growth, team, farming implements. and
everything complete to change vocations The
traders have exchanged and commenced bust
ness in their new homes. Captain Warrington
mas been going on the water for twenty,six
years, and doubtless this change will appear a
little odd 10 him. We hope both parties will be
suited and we wish them success.
Captain George Hunter, of this town and son. !
l)r. Walter Hunter of Greenwood, left on Thurs |
day, on an extended tour through New York
Albany Boston, and other northern cities.
The Royal Packing Company ceased packing
peas last week. The pack has not been large
The "Union American Methodist Episcopal
Church" a small cOrOred church with big
name which has been built near town, is adver.
Used to be dedicated on next Sunday the 18th.
s Got Of talent is billed for the occasion and
splendid OTatory may be expected.
The Protestant Episcopal Congregation has the i
money TO build the tower to its church the ,
vestry cannot decide whether to build it at the "
'front.' or at one corner OF the building It's often
nus with wise men u
The Milton Public School Election will be held u
On next Saturday the 2Sth ; and the election OF
teachers will AXE place on Friday evening July 10
srd. su
Several jobs OF carpentry and painting have 81
oeen completed during the past week or are in IN
progress OF completion. Mrs. Eva Smiths new
guiding on Union street has the carpenter work ur
done and Mrs. Cassia Collins future home on DO
the same street is nearly done. These two Jobs au
are completion Of work commenced last year. sec
Joshua Gray has had some repairs made at his
nome corner Front and Federal streets; Prof UT
= caring has renovated out buildings, and fences .
At his home William Mesrs has put triple me
window IN front of his barber shop; Joseph Fl.
"alisis building two story bay window on the Sat
south end OF his new residence on Union street Wh
A. Belts has finished and launched Dr. Will
dearn's launch. MANDY" Mrs. Hammond ram
laFey, Ms. Eliza Black, and Mrs Lydia Black MRS
had their front porches repainted the gay
'ofJh In front OF the NJ E. Parsonage has also NJ
zen OVerhsuled, and frightened up but for IN ID
aFietY and beauty the prettiest painting Of the 30
lt Is the porch Of Fred Pepper on Mulberry ing
.reet-this IS the writer's opinion. Mr. Pepper 20
also having his house reprinted. D. NJ, Con- 'iniu
Ga ~ uafiiB Hfh nome residence near town
ainted and J. p. Davidson has one of the bar In
IS he is building at Carev,s Tar,ir 80 More
ID Is panking her held
John johnson and family of pbi,.da,,,,,. 49,, ing.
sitting the formers parents Mr. aud Mrs. Pur. gaId
II Johnson. T. Re
Captain g. A. Goodwin has the largest tomatoes Gay
his garden we have seen. ana u
Rev. Hill has been returned as pastor Of the Aoo
Z. Church at Milton for another year. A"ak'
t IS certainly refreshing to the onlookers "oIk'
nd, and credit TO the morality Of Milton to
ow that so few Of its intelligent citizens pa ne 1t
uize the Sunday excursion trains week
irs Maggie Davidson returned on Saturday CnrIsl
m a visit to Philadelphia. eVeris
team Launch I. ~ M : tho, -,i5. ,,....., began
topsnd the iettv bang b,,il,,aI today.
h. F,o,sv,n hro =. 'll mouth difere
iaid up pending repairs. She was ready to slse H
Town the riveron Monday. ooSs d
he side walk Mulberry street has been re- ior the
ed, and Miss Ida Ponder has put curbing in 'ueni
t Of her property on Chestnut. aud Federal ne
ITS, Venuol
C. Hazard after spending the winter and uas Pi
Ig with his daughter in Wilmington. re- mnioH
ed to bis home, on Saturday He was ae- I'n
panied by his sOnin-law, Dr. /. W. Tomlin-
e "iee champetre advertised TO be held on
NJ. E. Church lawn last Saturday evening 80 49, - =
rallied, and about sl1OO was realized .io'I lo
lOOner James NJ. Carey is laid up" near the 1sI ~
&c, from want OF something to do. What Il
garter snake on the pavement in front of Who he
4. e. Parsonage attracted some attention on Does
ay morning. It was dead and doubtless as mott
,dtnere for the purpose which 1t accom- nrst arti
ed. Miss j
dren's Days Services were held at Rey- West CT
3 NJ. P. Church on Sunday morning and At secured
4ilton NJ. P. Church on Sunday evening scnool Il
Z the A. NJ. f. Church in South Milton on Miss D
~ afternoon. Laurel,
s. MOllie Hazard a graduate Of West M W
er Normal School. is the guest Of her ference 4
er. Miss Hazard will teach in Pennsyl- WORK In
has also
Misses Susie and saIlie Carey Of Glenside ana VIII
have been spending several DAYS a, their with thu
n homestead. They left on Wednesday well ca
,hOboth GUS we1l
n Gonovav living an A farm near Milton in the 81
trieken with paralysis last Wednesday. His Benton
de is effected, and ais condition is critical hVsFst
ce M Veasey daughter of Mr.. and Mrs MIS-
4 Veasey, died at HarbesOn on Friday of ltlns her
lever aged5 months, and % days. Funer- Mr. 10
vices were held at Beaver Dam on sunday 'Aat We
loon. by the Rev. Hittell and interment M Ma
In the near by cemetery. By s. J. Wilson potaaoes
from rae corner Of Chestnut and md Wharton Wharton LINZ
into her new building on Union street.
ter Crouch has so far recovered his health
re able to attend to business. Iomor
eat harvest commenced last vsat Tho election
Is said to be only ordinary places In
Tuesday afternoon the ,bermometer staod pected t
the shade. DAG the scho
" three ye'
GREENWOOD, last a II Mo- 10