Milford chronicle., 1908-12-18

the roots from the shade trees "A
and cutting the roots of and rela
ment thus making an even walk. t. - N new
innovation, ana a good one
Miss Goldie Warrington, and Harry L. owens
were married on Tuesday afternoon, December
sth, at the residence Of the brides parents,-Ca
tain aud Mrs. Joseph Warrington near town,
by the Rev. G. R. McCready. The couple took
the afternoon train from Harbeson 10 visit points
north. They will reside IN Milton on Chestnut
street.
The question at the Milton Lyeeum on Friday
evening in school Hall Resolved. 'That the
responsibilities OF women are greater than those
Of men," was decided in favor Of the negative.
The debators We're Affirmative Mrs Maggie
NAPLES, and Mrs Fox Negative John Z. Jones
and William Faulkner. An essay "American
Literature, and its influence" was read by Miss
Elizabeth Johnson; and Miss Edith Morris de-
livered a recitation. The orchestra: Rev. Mar
tin Damer, pianist, and Dr. R. B. Hopkins VOL
mist did their duty well and the Rev. McGilton
closed the exercises Of the evening"
Rev. J. Arters representing the And-saloon
League preached at the NJ P. Church on Sunday
morning. and at the NJ E. Church on Sunday
evening His theme was the Temperance
question" and his calculation OF the subject the
best we have ever heard unlike the itencrants,-
mostly women and boys-who have been haran-
guering the subject and talking on something
they knew nothing abOnt. Mr.. Arters presented
the facts in the case. Greenief on evidence tells
US that argument consists in laying down pro-
positions and proving them. In the beginning
OF his subject, Mr.. Arters laid down three propo-
sitions and when he had concluded his talk, to
the minds OF most Of his hearers, he had proved
them. "The Church of God or the Saloon Must
Go" Which?
Rev. a. c. MeGilton left on Monday for trip
&C Baltimore.
Edgar Lank Esq, attorney-at-law of Phlladel-
phia spent Sunday with his mother and brother |
John Sockum as delegate of the Milton Colored |
Masonic Lodge, attended the convention Of the /
Grand Lodge held in Wilmington this week.
The NJ. P. Sunday School will hold an enter
tsinment and give its annual Christmas treat on |
Monday evening the 2sth inst. The NJ. E. Sun
day School will give similar entertainment
but the date has not been announced.
Harry Owens and bride, returned home on
Monday evening aud were given a serenade at
their residence, on Tuesday evening, by Fire.
men Band.
Miss Lettie Black was in Milford on Monday.
Mrs. Maggie Krebs OF Atlantic City is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Bailey.
William johnson has his building on Magnolia
street nearly enclosed. But the new year is
going 10 catch Mr.. Johnson before that building
is compile ed
The Announcement Of the marriage OF George
NAPLES, Hattie NAPLES toy to a dusky lass OF
Lewes, published two weeks ago, IN tn paper
proves to be untrue although the statement was
made to us by one OF the alleged co tracing
parties. Mrs aples wi do vel to use this
boy" as fnse 10 a dynami train, during the
Chris mas festivities ana should this fail Of the +
desired result Farnhurst will still be available.
Joshua Gray has tickets for a e IN Milton and
elsewhere. at ~ cents ticket + n rattle for 3
horse "valued al $3.50 90" The rattle To te ke
place January FIRST 1909, at Georgetown.
Thus far there Is out lit preparation out of !
the ordinary for the coming holidays No ex- ,
traOrdinary eXertiOn L. any sricu ar line is no
ticeable. Pnss bly, this may mea inst business
being good In Mutton ~. Of the time no unusual
preparation Is neces>ury,tO solicit y increase OF
trade or, 30 big he business NEIL don't wait
it Don't kn.w which
Mary g cen. liCt of the late j hnO Green
died in LOug Neck on Wednesday, aged % years,
2 moaths ant y days Fune a serv ces were
held 9t Central u Church on tur ay after
noon, bv The Rev. W. W Viii of Nj lsbOro,
and burial made in the family burial g Ound. at
her home residence, by S ] Wilson & Son
Rosa lie L. Roach wife of William Roach died
at Reh0bOth on Thursday OF pneumonia, aged Z
SO years. Funeral at the Reho6oth Presbyterian
Ellis ". \ Minister Of Nassau and iuterment
made in the ado ming cemetery. by S. J. Wilson
Son.
Elizabeth Jackson formerly OF III town, aud
1ic Of the late Peter g. Jackson, died at Lewes
Saturday Her remains we're brought to Mil
on Monday after Don, and deposited beside
SO OF her husband, in the NJ. E. Cemetery
d. A. G..