Milford chronicle., 1908-07-31
MILTON NEWS.

eiues as to be unbearabie 10 those who have
friends elsewhere. Milton, always does have
many visitors and this year, we may proenasti
cate, will be no exception. There are many
abroad who are endeared 10 the people OF Milton
oy Ties OF consanguinity- sisters. chill
urer, parents. and other relatives-who make
their annual visit at this season and the friend,
here, are as glad to welcome the visitors as The
visitors are happy to greet their friends. And
LaVinia Camp will commence on the sth prox,
This Is an incentive 70 soeiality that our visitors
are notIikely to forget. By this media a two
Told purpose is gained the visitor. not only sees
AIS Milton friends but frields from other parts
who are here intent on pleasure and a like er-
rand II appears TO me that while I am writing
hear some feminine say 'iyOu needn't put
your writing all in the masculine gender for we
are in II too 70 Oh we know you are and very
muehly 50 and we hope your continue lin
II for years 10 come. Yes; these seasons appear
like GASES in lfes desert; and the older one gets
the oftener they appear 10 come, Does not it ap-
pear so? Well friends, come on, and enjoy the
time while you may, for there will come period
when II will all cease. But let that not trouble
You 'TIust no future, howe'er pleasant let the
dead past long bury its dead, act, act in the iv-
ing present Heart within, and God DER head"
nOte, II is almost an impossibility for a cor
respondent to individualize every arrival, and if
you don't see yourself reported, don't blame the
reporter for any lack Of respect but ascr be his
neglect to error, or something Of the kind At
present, we are pleased 10 mention only few.
From sayville Mass, we have P. W. II. Pierce
wife and two children, the guests OF J. B. Welch
and family. Mrs. Howard Mcgee and child Of
BrOoklynN. y, are being entertained by her
mother. From Camden n. j., Mrs Maggie Can
Ron, and daughter Ethel, are making their an
nual visit to her mother Mrs. McCabe, and
daughter Of Philadelphia are with Mrs. James
Jester, indefinitely and have incidentally, bought
the meat market on the corner of Federal and
Mulberry streets.
W. P. Wilcutts left on Tuesday to take charge
OF meat market at Ocean City, Nd,
Next Saturday, August LIST is the first registra-
ton day, this year, IN Delaware. Better remem-
Der it.
Tightening played some funny attics on one
Of the electric light poles on Thursday after
noon. It made four demonstrations, without
damages except to burst a band on the pole.
The property Of William Abbott in tenure of
Joseph Birmingham, near town, was struck on
the same afternoon, The damage is considerable
Fortunately for the tenants they were not al
home at the time OF the occurance.
stephen Palmer has completed building story .
ON back building for David Postles near town.
William Wagamen viii open general mer
chandlse store on the corner Of Wharton and
Chestnut streets about the first Of September.
G. a. wright will on Monday, remove his
barber shop from Union street north, to Federal
street South Milton.
The Cherries Connely cottage on Broadkiln
Beach, was offered at pubic sale, in Milton. It
was bought by one Of the heirs for $1,000.
tightening struck a maple tree near the resi-
depce of John Ponder, and jumped to the build
ing and went to the attic, setting some material
on fire but was extiDguished without much
damage
on the same afternoon bolt hit the residence
OF Thomas Walls with slight damage.
Lavinia Causeway had been repaired, prepare.
tory, for the camp; but the storm OF Thursday,
and the many rainy days since, necessitates that
il be done again.
The shoals and large stumps IN the Lake have |
been located and signals put upon them that /
sailing boats may have no difficulty in stunning
Prof. W. H. WEIGH has been elected principal 4
IF the Glendale schools,
J. Carey Palmer while jobbing around the q
house last week cut of the end of his left thumb.
The first registration day in Delaware is next C
saturday, August lst. Don't forget It n
The Draper Canning Co., OF Slaughter Neck is
eceiving cans and box material, via NJ. D. 6V. 70
The Douglas White Shirt and Overall Com. to
any closed on Friday until after the camp 70
Meeting al
Captain and Mrs. George A. Goodwin returned
4 Thursday from q two weeks visit in Maine -.
nd Massachusetts,. IN
Mr.. Greenwood, wife and mother. and Mrs
lbert Davidson and family, started from Cam
en-. N. j., for Brosdkiln Beach. on the way
own, the yacht Orange Blossom lost her rudder.
he company made Mispillion Light House,
here they borrowed an oar, and succeeoed in
eering the boat to BToadkiln. There Mr.. lu'
left the yacht and returned home. th'
lillian Johnson, of Milton, brought the boat 10 tn
ilton Dock, where It will have a new rudder lut
II on, and Mr.. johnson expects to keep the RE
range Blossom in the Broadkiln the rest OF the IS
INNER for his own use. chi
Gladyes A. Reed aged weeks and days fri
ughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Of Cove sol
eek, died on Tuesday Of cholera iniantum. ito
neral on Thursday at late home, by the Rev. \
cGilton, and burial at Zion NJ. E. Cemetery, by Ma
J. Wilson Son, Ser
Nary Auterbridge, widow Of the late Thomas dal
died on Thursday aged Is years, Ing
lutns huu - Jays. EuueIhl AZ WelganQ chapel 4
Sunday afternoon, by the Rev. johnson, Of the
wes and burial in cemetery near, by S. J. eve
ilsOn & Son. wa
ome time last fall Theopolus s. Hill fell from ers'
rain at Nassau and hurt one Of his legs. Last ing
ing he was sent TO q Philadelphia Hospital mo
] the leg amputated and from the effect OF and
s he died on Tuesday morning at his home, ties
II Nassau aged 81 years. months and "A tho
IS. Funeral services were held at Coospring mel
sbYterian Church on Thursday morning, by wer
Bey. Henderson, ana sepulture made in the resi-
dining cemetery by S. J. Wilson & Son. gold
n Monday afternoon Frank Walls, son Of ring
ljamin Walls accidentally shot bis mother trOt
b an air cartridge qua, loaded with mustard ago,
shot. At this writing the shot have not all friel
D located. ceiv
harles Conrad is building boat at Mazer mot
Tens shop. 49,,
sople are making ready for the camp at ron ron
inia. card
be town Supervisor has cleaned the super. repa
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