Milford chronicle., 1908-08-28
MILTON NEWS.

- gAAA AAANs 3AAu II gNA nave, you Know now
pretty she looks in her new sui.. lying fat on the
shore splashing the water with her feet ana
hands, and waiting for the surf to break over
her. AL al ence she jumps W aud stands upon
the beach, and gazes Out upon the dark waters
Then she stretches her arms above her head as
though 10 listen to what the "wild waves are
saying p all at once she gives jump. and yell
and she's into the surf again ana we stand watch
ing in admiration what is the finest produc
ton Of American Secretary Loeb insists II is
rabbits; Carnegie stands for Libraries; Mrs
Hette Green considers it ready money; secie-
tary Of Agriculture Wilson crows over the hen
while Ed Bacon says "Anthony Higgins"
They are all wrong. its the Delaware girl in a
bathing suit. "As Daniel Webster remarked OF
Massachusetts, "Gentlemen, she needs no al OIL
ogy there she standsw Look at her
Speaking OF Morning Glories we got EN- in Mil
ton OF the south side. ] was called while pass
ing to look at a mans potato patch, and Morn.
ing Glories. The latter hadove rgrown, the for
mer 10 such a degree, that the trucker was OBJ
lged to get the morning giories of, before he
could find the potatoes. And its the case in all
the gardens Of Milton. Morning Glores are a
nuisance in agriculture, but much IN evidence
in illustrating botany to young pupils.
ton Of swallows on the church yane, VIII en-
the nights become cool. They have now COM
menced to do so on the NJ. f. Church vaHe.
are they holding a migratory conference Who
shall say?
our summer visitors are nearly, all gone and
the social states has become in statu quo. For
awhile Milton society has been entranced by
the mellihuence of their "city cousins but
is compelled in the absence Of these divinities
10 lapse seain.
DIT. W. j. Hearn and family OF Philadelphia
are occupying their cottage at Broadkiln Beach.
Edwin P. johnson railroad man, left on
Thursday TO take charge OF a grading gang in
Philadelphia.
r. p. Reynolds Of Chincoteague, who has been
visiting relatives, returned TO his home last
week.
some Of the papers had the pears killed, in the
early spring. Thomas Spencer's orchard, Of 500
trees in the town limits is aDnormaly full.
The store house. on the corner Of Chestnut and
Wharton streets, in which William Wagamon
will soon open general store has had electric |
lights Installed, and is now paperiug and paint
ing the interior.
Abram Johnson has removed from town 10
Harbeson,
Captain John c. Jones Of West Point Va, is |
visiting friends
W f. Parker Of New York, former Milton /
merchant was here last week.
William CoaTd Burton Of Indian Biyer Hun
dred over so years Of age was in town on Thurs
day. Mr.. Burton looks well, and drives a nice
team and fast one.
Rev. c. A. Behringer and family returned TO
sWedesboro, n j., on Friday.
G. W. Atkins is making repairs to his resi-
dence on Mulberry street
Greensbury Birmingham stopped his two
horse team on Friday, to sell his tomatoes when
one Of the horse s scared and broke the wagon
tongue. The tomatoes brought l9 cents per bas
ket
Miss Bessie CoveTdale Of near Bowers Beach,
and Willard johnson OF near Milton, wereuuited
in wedlock, at Glendale, by the Rev. Kelso, on
wednesday evening Of last week.
At the Republican Primary held here on Sat
urday 10 elect delegates TO attend the state Con
vention held at Dover on Tuesday there was but
one ticket in the field. There we're sixty-ive
votes polled. n. Wallace White George L. short
and Hnoch Donovan were elected delegates and
J. C. Palmer f. D. Campbell, and f. W. Pepper,
,
william WEIGH OF Passaic, n. J. has been the
guest OF his brother, Peter WEIGH, and family.
Captain Charles Cannon Of Camden, y. j.,
Joined bis wife and daughter here. on Saturday
They are being enter tanned by Mrs Jane sharp
and family.
The coOred camp commenced AZ Lavinia on
sunday in charge Of the Rev. HUI. We are re-
guested by the pastor o note that the Rev. H. =
Collects D. d. business manager Of the A. NJ. f. :
z. Book Concern will preach at this camp on
next sunday afternoon the SOth.
The white peoples camp meetings being all
ever, in this locality there were held the regular
preaching services in all the white churches on
sst sunday evening. p
Rev. MeGi ton will preach a special sermon 10 a,
young men on next sunday the S0th
Charles H. Atkins, IT., preached AZ the Wilt i.
lank cottage, on Broadkln Beach on sunday =,
ivening
Captain George KINNEY after having spent Il
wo weeks in company Of bis Milton friends re-
urned to Philadelphia on Monday While r.
lere Captain Kimmy made an aggremend With
he s $. T. T. & d. Co.. whereby this corpora
ion agrees to Jake under perpetulation the KIM
ney family vault, located in the NJ. E. Cemetery. -
other parties who have an interest IN the Gem :,
terry and are residing elsewhere, would do like 80
ise it might, perhaps be advantageous to their
lots. In
j.. b. Welch az MEMBER OF the executive com
iittee OF the Sussex County Sunday School Asso- -,
iation, went to Greenwood on Friday to assist
formulating program for the coming sun q,
ay School Convention which Will be held in
ctOber. 10
The extraordinary feat Of shaving two men at
ne time, in one barber chair, was performed on d
sturday evening by barber Wright OF North az
ilton He took two men in the chair and lath- u
ed one awhile, and then the other awhile and
laved on one awhile fhen the other awhile I'M ct,
completed. One he shaved for nothing, and NJ
e other payed the regular price. Whether this
a freak Of Mr. Wright we cannot tell aud sr
neither it viii be repeated we do not know.
John Kuchta aged months died at the Work
an & Cos cannery, Of cholera iniantum, on m
iesday. The parents are German Catholics
d came here from Baltimore TO work in the fac
~, and in order to have their child buried in A,
nsecrated ground and with the benedictiOn OF
,ries1, the remains were transmitted by J. r.
.kins, undertaken, to Dover on Thursday and
ried Ia the Catholic Cemtery. The parents
the remains.
ames King, the youngest son Of Constable ma
ng is III with typhoid fever