Milford chronicle., 1908-05-01


house. the busy wife and daughte are again!
turning everything tOpsy-turfy, and o. nay
we leave the reader to imagine what the poor
man around the house is doing for it is
again, house ceaningl
Prof W. H. Welch has closed his school at
frankfort; and returned to Milton.
Miss Annie MaDship, OF Philadelphia, Il
paying a short visit to Milton friends.
The Court OF General Sessions, at Dover last
week, is reported to have ruled that the
Local Option Law does not repeal the Drug
gist Law" and to have granted a license to a
| Dover druggist to sell intoxicating LIQUORS
for medicalior sacramental purposes only"
This is the entering wedge. One OF the events
the liquor interest has been working for.
Now, watch the result.
DR.. r. T. Wilson is improving from internal
injuries received on the 18th inst by being
thrown from his carriage bya runaway horse
He is able to be on the street.
William Faulkner has removed from the 1
property Of George NAPLES on Federal street |
into that OF Captain Hunters on Chestnut /
street; and Mr.. NAPLES has removed into his
own property vacated by Mr.. Faulkner.
Mrs. Cora seberry, OF New Jersey. lectured
at the NJ. f. Church on Thursday evening. IN
der the auspices Of the W. C. T.. L.. The large
auditorium OF the church was nearly dlled
with interested bearers.
Mr. Charles Edenholm and wife. OF Phila-
delphis, have baen the guests OF Mr.. George
NAPLES and wife for a few days recently.
Dr. Leonard is preparing for the bull frog
season. The doctor says "This vegetables is
going TO be high.
Mrs Lsifg.batt, .rt.,,-.ai-. go.
william Chandler left Milton on Saturday to
spend few weeks with her son, W. H. Chaud-
Ter at Scranton. Pa.
Unable to find suitable place to build his
oarges nearer town. ]. p Davidson will build
hem at Careys Landing, short distance
Town the river
Miss Mary Fisher OF Philadelphia. is being
by her many Milton friends.
Spring is beginning to show her work IN
he woods, near town. The oak and the hick-
Try are shooting forth their leaflets, and the
oppice IS all aglow with the bloom OF the
ogwood. The grass IS springing up along
he wayside, and on Sunday mornings de.
ghtful pastime, to some. is to lead their
orses along the banks and to lolI around
nile the animals bronse upon the heritage
ear by. Both ofthe species enjoy II. some
IKE their bliss in action, some in ease Those
nd II pleasure and contentment these"
william Lohand has rented room a,
'ull Farm and Is keeping bachelors hall"
On Saturday evening, at the NJ. p. Parson-
'e by the Rev. q. X. McCready, Miss Laura
ifion, daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs Jehu Clifton I
Milton. was united in Wedlock with Mr.
AIRY Wilson, OF near town.
Walter NJ. Crouch, editor and proprietor of
e Milton Times is still confined to his home.
e disease has developed into typhoid fever.
. Z. B. Hopkins says he is getting along as 4
II as can be expected
he drought was broken on early Monday
'rning. when the first thunder storm ofthe
son visited this town. For awhile the rain
ended in torrent the cutters were taxed
heir capacity in filling the streets OF the
Ter, and In some instances they were over
Vn. The rain has done a power OF good to
" vegetation; beside the dust is allayed
we all breath free
be Douglass White Shirt and Overhaul D
tory are receiving more orders for their
ds and will likely resume work on Mon
next.
ne Royal Packing Company has put in a
huller.
<. United States Marshall, John Cannon
rt' was in town on Tuesday.
ne startling event OF the week is the mar.
e OF Miss Marie Christine Nelson, of Co.
hagen, Denmark to DR.. Robert B. Hop
L practicing physician ofthis town. The
mony was performed at her home, In the
lily OF ex-State Treasurer Charles H., and
Atkins on Federal street, on Wednesday
ming at o'clock. Rev. Martin Damer.
tor OF the Church OF st. John Baptist tied
nuptical knot. The wedding was wit
ed only by the parents Of the groom, and
" friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Atkins the far
OF whom gave the bride away After the
ding breakfast the married pair were
en- TO the d. NJ. & V.R. R. Station and
ded the morning train on their wedding
The bride is pretty Danish blond OF
miners, and landed at Castle Garden, N.
rom her native country last November.
was engaged by w. Tomlinson, ESQ, At
ey-at-law, OF New York City, and sent to
lster' Mrs c. h. Atkins. She arrived in
On on Thanksgiving day, without know.
word Of the English Languages and
her debut in Milton society on the
lng.of that day, at a festival given in the
mic Temple, chaperOned BY Mrs. Atkins
then the Danish Lady has been Mrs.
rs companion, at church and places OF
iement. The groom is well know in Del.
as not only, skillful physician, but a
OF education, refinement and superior -
~ caiiore throughout, and In prospec- ~