Milford chronicle., 1908-10-23
MILTON NEWS.

Seeooers panorama Is, again with ma po.,,
ui Octootri The most gorgeous month or ~,
49,. =. DOea IL sppes" strange that 'all season
'ner own" When the time arrives IN,
sS u the trees will change their green h,
liOst OF no frost and does Il appear stranss
Us that they are all of different bn.s I1ss
produces ike. '"ss Like
We uo not get the crimson from the oak nor
-e golden from the dogwood We do moi on.
-. tne orange from the pine. nor the vellow
- -. 'ne CEDAR They are all now panoplied in
we expected to see them. The wood is
nsing It's mantel Of green, and each kind Is
ns us own peculiar robe While the conf
lam 'neir perennial dress, the dogwood is
t.s.e .. crimson and caEmines the hickory
As us goldens the oak its saffron. and each Of
tne various fora its own peculiar psrb. ali be.,,
'iiui IN Their Interesting varlgations The trees
ass pretty. From Springs inoipent bud through
~ their various stages of transformation and
.a"se tuey delight the eye, but when they are
.oiHeu ior their demise they are more beauti-
--i lh tnelr dying robes than In any one Stage of
e'elr orlei existence. The leaves are now goii o
ana Will soon all be gone And those Of the
'o"h that have charmed the eye, and furnished
suaue Tor the body, are now dying and are of m |
1Oie use Ihey are falling from the trees. They
ave Oeeome the anathemas of the housewife as
Ne sweeps them from the sidewalk or takes
-eln around to the pig sty, as their last resting
place. or burns them. such is lie Reader DO
you ever think it over?
IN view OF the above we have ken the liberty
90 change our base, and open up our supplies for
-e" Gays from another standpoint
leaving Milton on Tuesday the 18th We ar.
l4Veu III Frederica on the same morning. On
.nls morning there appeared the first frost we
-iAu seen the present autumn. We with Others. |
nave had our fears that the timber SUNNY of
the country, and particularly, of the Two lower a
counties or Of Delaware would soon be gone. and
Aos enough left for home use but the growing r
@oTess between Milton and Glendale are coming
On Apsce' and between Harrington and FELTON,
'neie appears to be plenty of young timber y y
'.loH presumably will never be large, but will "
Oe enough TO supply the wants Of the counties.
LUIS is delicious weather. The air IS balmv ~
Ihe atmosphere pleasant. and ctrcprstsroos
nne to make one enjoy life in reality rather le
-nah IN romance. And we are doing II We th
no eicerone IN these parts to teach us the "a
~ay' ana we traverse along the by-ways the Ia
s@eans' ana the woodlands the locations Of u
many heart ache and wounds of mental and al a.
i'Ia' worth. These wounds have, long since III
aeaied but the cicatrices remain possibly as re- Io
lnueFs TO beware, lest the same conditions pre 'n
sail again. '-' sol
We meet the old Frederick friends of long ago: IN
ma friends yet if we may judge from the greet -,
re masquera1ipp unror ,t a,e lot ,ney del
We cannot believe this. Tis trpe The 49,. n
ever possessed any particular qualities 10 en-. oi
ear MIN TO the hearts OF any. II early life a
lld roilieking fellow "a stranger to God ann
u silen 70 the Commonwealth OF Israeli but.
u US nope the good deeds of later life NAV | FoV
part atlone tor the misdeeds OF former one will
ONE Of our old friends are on the down grade war
ID notably SO. Many of them are confined to viii
lelr homes by intrmaties or disease. Tbere arc my
-ners sitting around the corners in a listless of e
anAer their work in life. apparently done at higl
ast II would seem so. Still there are others quot
aiiy as aged' possessed with all the Virility of day
6, carrying everything before them, like a s.2s.
lili VINO, deeply impressng upon the writer's
ma the logical truth Of that incontrovertable
" the Survival OF The f .ttest.
Ja the first nigh of our visit we were avail
ed about mid iett b, some souorou, sound of
e steamer trede as whistle and The burrv vouu
3 ana sknffying OF The cope ong the main their
eet OF the town, leading [ the dock This whic
se was kept up for an indefinite period or rn the
the passengers were all landed. and eft town who
their homes. mani
would be ,sit getherout OF order and aIrnot What
unpardon 4oie siu, ior to close this paper cute
llVu' HesefNhB complimentary notice to laws
iair eek this beautiful little town. Whom the D,
wefe young it was proyerbiaI that the ladies cowsr
misses of Freder ca were the fafrest and world
prettiest as whole ofany on the DeuiDspl,, them.
We joined in this unauimous opinion. since law at
have become Older we have had no reason to obey C.
nge our preconceived idea and this is said cominl
] our eyes on Milton, and the many dears we sbiti
there Perhaps we may better explain our dale h,
tion by quoting Of the stranzas bv The pears Q
ior OF "Pat Male" AS said sranzs will mot prosecl
bear transposition to suit our liking we will be Iodq
e It yer batim ann the readers can draw their Paint
conclusions aS to The gist of our meaning with tn
e English girls are beautiful their love we Mark v
don't decline: is rem,
eating and Ineii drinking too is beauirnl blacksn
and fine, ON The
IN corner Of my heart that nobody can see store.
eyes of Irish blue are mine and looking all and will
me-" Mr. q
" hear some one say A. c. is a fool IN here, is
such trash this. Wen. we accent yonr Ellenda
adversion with The Oft repeated aphotison Of stock
axes all kinds t. make worlc.'' the fool the plan
dtd Mis-
school n
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