Milford chronicle., 1909-10-15
MILTON NEWS.

Bnkjenburg must have been suffering with an
attack of dyspepsia, or acute indigestion when
he wrote It. Anyone In good health who will
walk out on these beautiful, mellow hazy, Oe-
aober mornings, and does not wish that be might
Give always" does not belong to the human fam
Fly; ana has begun to die already. Shakespeare
naKes Cato say 81 had rather suffer the ills that
nov are than 10 fly to those l know not Of"
All sensible reasonable being expect to live al
ways under changed conditions. We know what
we have here, and like Cato we had rather suf-
aor ire Ills that now are"-if any exist-thsn to
~ 70 those we know not Of" This is a beautiful
world. In the creation God pronounced It
good" and we thank the almOner of all gifts
ahat we have a mind 10 appreciate this old
world, aud 70 think It good" We expect to
atay here just as long as we can, and enjoy as
nauy Of these beautiful october mornings. and
gorg eous October sunsets and pleasant evenings
~ sc may; aud when we become so senile that
We caunot appreciate all these it will be time
enough to sing:
81 would not live ways: ask MOTTO stay
Where storm after storm rises dark DER the way"
And be who sings these lines before. II we may
JUDGE him fFom the standpoint Of common sense
ts lying. This is a beautiful month. Already
Ghe h.ckOry leaves are become golden, the dog
wood are carmine, the oak saffron, and the pop
Tar have their orange; while the perebnials and
soniiere retain their hues Of green as IN each
abaHge Of the year 0. yes; October is a pretty
.nOnth
The drT meeting OF the Milton Century Club
viii be held in the Jr, o. q. A. 81. Hall on Oc-
ao0sr 10Th.
Thomas Lindale proposes TO discontinue the
uercantile business in Milton on January lst
ana viii remove to Georgetown and take charge
c ,he grocery business now under control Of
E.uah White.
-emen Band will give musical entertain.
r.-n.3o -ch3ol Ueil on Friday evening, October |
l5r,
Has, l. .,..son has been appointed Deputy |
Q ,ts. .'mr ssiouer for Bfoadkiln River.
The pslp %, Milton are afraid Of lire. We
dunk rOwu Council should pas, an ordinance |
prom biting the ringing OF the church bells on
a1y week day unless something extraordi nary is |
q be done a. the churches In that case another /
scdinsnoe should be enacted compelling the |
cauroh people to thoroughly advertise their ex-
tra meetings conventions or whatever they may /
b.. and pay Tor the advertisement. This TO be
SJue in Orier that the people may know what
the Dei is ringing for. We are led TO write the
ao0ve from the fact that on last Wednesday afi
tarnoon the church bell in north N ilton began
ringing aud the women Of south Federal street
Exclaimed there's Hre the church bell is ring
g. Inc church bell is ringing and got on my
soat and hat ana went into the street, and the
b.a aad stopped ringing. We then learned
tae bell was rung for a church gathering; but
mot Of the peoplc in the town DID not know
tnar "A burnt child breads the tireP'
g. F.. Gray has rented the farm he recently
purchased la Cave Neck. to Charles Roach.
sunday october slst will be celebrated as
"Faliy Day AZ the VI. F. Church
The NJ y. * v. r. R. is sti % repairing lis road
bsd Gsar Milton.
Edward Ca hoon has his new building on
Chestnut street raised and sheathed
The foreign he p al the Workman Co.. left on
Wednesday aud Ia OF tue Goodwin Co.. on
2 aurday.
All the canaerles were shipping canned toma-
tqes last week.
James right has opened another wheelwright
aad blacksmith shop near his home on Mulberry
tlsae.
Lake Fanganzyki has been unusually low the
past week. and considerable stencil has arisen
tnsreirom
4. X. WagamOn has bought his brother, Dan.
ial WagamOn's interest in the Milton Roller
lNEtad f4Ai "a AAlf nlAuhAeN uA AANhG EAuhauey-
H., This mill is doing a hourishing business;
ppiying Milton. part Of Georgetown aud the
.gfrounding country stores with -four and feed;
beside dOiug great amount OF custom work
Vs. ". Chandler and vile Of Scranton Pa.
have been Milton visitors The first time since
Iua great dre.
sew corn Is retailing At 80 cents bushel.
A small house belonging to Joshua Carey, sit
% Ia he nd NO I a !
s,nia Bridge caught fire early on Thurday even
Ing AID vas burned to the ground, before help
rom town could reach #. It was in tenure OF
oscar" but he says he was not at home when
.as IRE started; but he got there in time to save
asoods. Oscar" appears to be unfortunate
Is this ls Ire second house In this tenure that
has been barned this year
There quite q quantity OF hickory cord wood
,t Milton station for shipment
fred Reed lost one Of his livery horses on Fri.
lag light
Mrs Frances Goodwin is visiting in Boston,
Clarence WEIGH Of Philadelphia made hur-
led rip TO Milton on Saturday evening, to see
ne burnt district returning on Sunday.
Large quantities. Of phosphate are being used
lF che farmers around Milton this fail
Mrs. A. c. Raught and son Roland returned
"a saturday nom q visit OF several weeks in
lew York CITY.
Charles Burton the colOred man, whom # IS
aid has a mania for picking up scrapt paper
long the streets, has job now as attendent
s0uad the store Of Harry Robinson There Is
ot a more polite colored man around Milton
ban Burton; and II some Of our negroes had
art Of his mania they, and the town would be
etter Oh.
The damaged shutters Of the dwelling house
q. A. Conner have this past week been replac.
Z b. new ones. by the eageBt Of the Kent County
iutual Insurance Company.
Rev J. a. Sheridan President Of the Mary
nd Annual Conference, preached at the M P.
hnrch on sunday evening.
EganReisuc Services began at the N. z.
auroh on Sun day evening. Rev. A. C. McGil-
% has secured the services Of Mr.. John CLARK
Denton. a converted engineer Of the Pennsyl-
mia Railroad 70 conduct toe meetings.
/. Il. Markell has sold his property on Federal
rect 20 Charles x. Thackey Of Wilmington.
g,,lderation $780, SIR Markell viii give poses.
e lohin thirty days aud remove from Milton.