Milford chronicle., 1908-11-06
MILTON NEWS.

the thread OF our news, when we broke of, il
viii be necessary for us to relate some things
that have happened during our abseuce. What
We consider the most notlb e eve t. was the an
niversary Of he birth Of Captain Henry Hudson.
This gentleman was nineiy-o G, years Old on the
18th OF last month, aHd he Is as hale and hearty.
as many men OH fifty. He takes plenty of exerc So
Is OF robust iorm' and erect car iage, and wi l. no
DOUBT. live to cross the century line. We hope
he may
The greatest sight that attracted our attention,
on our arrival home was the water having leaked
out Of up er and lower Lake Fanganz k The
sause OF this can be attributed to the Wagamon
Brotners putting new f me aud wings to the
wash gates At their q ur mill.
The tive story porch at the corner building Of
Ae Ponder ock. fro ting on Front and Fedora
str cts, has been removed aud another, and bet
ter one hss b. en- bu {.
Mn. Carrie Burris has the tenant bli ding, she
is eniarging. on Chestnut street enoloset.
Martin Chandler ha- puta re fence around
his property. on Lavi Ia street.
d. N. Cow en has the annex - bis dwelling,
enclosed, on Federal street
Jehu Cliff m is but ding n residence on Broad
street. l5ftK22ft, iiont buiiding 15uxl5n back
building
Prof. W. G. Fearing is repainti g his home res
william Fowler formerly OF Mi ton Is about 10
sell his property In FTeder ca and W H. pruba ly
remove to his "narive he ,rtu Milton, the
Queen Of Sussex.
Mrs Jane sharp has had her residence repaut-
cd on Federal street; and Charles -ha~O is h4v
ing his, on the same STREET. repanted. q. B. At
kiRs Is in arge Of the two, last mentiO ed jobs.
The town supervisor hs~ been busy during the
past Two We ks: Lavinia Street ma en- stiHisut-
ened. p esents a ret appearance; VI IA
splendid sidewalk on the left hand. as pbe goes
from tO~a. The ii ing, spoken Of snme weeks
ago has been AID, 70 drain the wa err that stands
during rainy spell Ia tn depression at the cO'-
auence of Manship avenue wi Chestnut stree (.
William .hnsOu has the undshln laid Tor IA
residence on Magnolia st eet.
Joseph walls the butcher has built house for
the manufacture of SC app aud sausage.
Walter and Will Crouch ma e b hit a
piece Of gr und on FrOpt street, opposi the
Times once; also he building that WAS use as
freight house when the steamer running
here. The latter they will remove TO the piece
sf ground. ana Ht Il mp for the times Office, AMI
shoe aad harness shop.
J. 70 DavidsOp has the second barge he is
building Gt carey's Lahdins. framtd up.
FrOm the above It will be seen tha business is |
on the bsJn Ia Milton. In almost all depart |
meOtS.
J. Haa2iy Prettyman. In his lot on Chestnut |
street hes several thOusa d cabbage p ants, that
leOE ane. The 9 he viii soon reiegate to his hot |
house fer the winter, aud tue early spring will
ind hin ready 70 realize the adage, "The early
bird catches the worm"
The shl ltt factory is closed until after the polit
iOal pAigu Is over.
The thlrd Animal Convention Of the Broadkiln
Hundred Sunday School assOclsti n was he at
Beaver Dam N. P. Church on last Tuesday after
nOsn aud evening fne Progam WAS rendered.
hm. WI lam FOsque who spent the summer al
Atlantic City, has returre home
Mrs. I'll L. Collins has been Wis ting her chill
dren and other friends, 10 Philadelphia.
Mr. Winfe d r. Wright, Of Dentun Md is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs n. W. White.
James Wsples has raised his dwelling. o
Pront street near the branch, to a height that /
will defy any Ordinary m tide.
at the democrat meeting held in school Fall ,
On THURSDAY evening the 29th ult.. Ponder $
Darby Of Philadelphia, former Mi tonion, was
one OF { e many peakers Alta similar meeting '
on ruesd ~ evening previous. in trout Of the :
Ponder House. a bunch of young girls by their
actions Is said. 20 ave made II very annoy ing +
to the speaker We have been handed ,he b
names OF these misses, who mostly well a
grown school cir fOr pub ication, but refrain
nom so duiug and as the political meetings
are nnW over the ike vi not gain soon. h
These m sse, are not yet OF tlc down grade but Il
they on the bord iHe, and tneir parents 81
will do well TO estab iSh pr,te. tor4te over
them. v
c. +. JeHers Of Pr'nc q ok. es recently lost J.
Two horses one year, o.d. the other even II
teen. He bas Our sympathy
Halloween was ce ebiatcd by a masquerade u
kat IN grhonf Tho lis. t.rs luou of ha a Z
~ Church held n social in Masonic Temple; and v
many mummers we're on the streets Ia unique
and grotesque costumes :
The sacrtment Of the Lords Supper was ad.
sainiste' cd 1T the n. f.. Church on sunday morn
ing aud al the 81 4. Church on sunday evening
Revival services commenced at Zion ~ T.
Church on sunday evening and owing to the so
sbsence OF the Rev. Mctdli0n from Milton, Prof in
Horace Hasiing principal Of the Public Schools
delivered an address on temperance 1t the N. L,
Church. Ia
A water ei4set Has heen intr due d NJ The sta
fian OF Cue n. N. A RE. As hi-. is certainly n
an fnnoTat on. We adyise al who u,ay s,e it to p,
speak in the highest pr, OF IT, aud the powers M
that meade Is IcSS b 9.
The same Old leak caused another cave in Of su
the Sidewalk at the iron bridge on sunday
tnorning. it was repaired Mo day; but ii ~
not dOne better than heretofore Il will cave in
again. an
Rev. C. II. Atkins preached the sermon pre- n,
eeding the administration OF the Eucharist at H.
the n &. Church on Suneay morning.
Last Sunday night Ia thought to have been the an
0Oldest OF thsseason. There was lee on Monday n,
mOFning aud fFoEen gpOund.
Thomas +. ClendRnie died at his home In cid
Slaughter Neck on Sunday OF Brights Disease
aged 70 years. and months Funeral services
were held st Slaughter Neck n. Church on
Wednesday afternoon, by the Rev. Cochran OF
Lincoln and burial made iE the cemetery near A.
b. 8. J. Wilson & Son undertaken To
Fannie Pettyjohn wife OF Arthur Pettyjohn, A,
and daughter Of Thomas Lolis died near Milton sis
On Sunday evening oftyphod pneumonia, aged ,
a years. months. aud 10 days. Funeral at Bea- IN,
yer Dam N. p Church on Thursday afternoon ,
BY the Rev Thomas Of Georgetown. and sepul- vi
ure made 10 the adjoining cemetery. by S. J. 7
v llsOn 4 son. 40,
There we're 74O persons registered on the five ,in
egislrsaon daysin sroadklln Hundred. Seven 1
hese NeIe minated from the list by the Court o.
Appeals leavis 7ys esai voters IN the Flrst \