Milford chronicle., 1909-12-03
MILTON NEWS.

Eight years mas heavens Whlte portals sht
back the sound Of sin;
And YET no voice no whisper, comes aoatir
down from thee,
/ To tell us what GLAD wonder eight years {
heaven may be-
THAT veil twixt earth and heaven a breat
might wait aside:
We breathe one air, beloved; we follow one dea
Passed into open vision. out Of our mist and rain
1 Thou see'st now sorrow blossoms. how peace
won from pain.
/ "And as in waves OF beauty the swift years com
Upon ce'eslisl currents our deeper lie sbal
Hearing from that's sweet country where blight
ing never came
Love chimes the hours immortal IA earth an'
heaven the same.
/ The above stanzas,-with slight alteration
from Lucy Larcom express the feelings Of ID,
writer, at this time Il may not be Necessary t.
state that the above mourniul occasion tina
gives reminiscenee to the above quotation. oe
cured on November 3Oth, 1901.
Last Wednesday evening and Thursday ther,
was another "fsreback" as may be seid in the
language Of the meteorological bureau; bu
that Office made no prediction OF the change
Nevertheless, Than Bsgiviug Day was ushered in
by the first snow Of the season; and the day wal
incement hroughOut-alternating with snow
and rain. The bad weather precuded the pos
lbiity of much out door mauaeuvring. The
banks were closed, but not all the stores in
town did likewise. At II O'Clock union service
of the M. P. and NJ. E. congregations was held
in the NJ. f. Church; the Rev J. p. Smith. de-
livering the Thanksgiving sermon. The con-
gregation was small This may have been In
part owing to the weather. What kept others
away was: "they had nothing to be thankful
for" using their own language And others
hadn time they are so busy in comm ercialism
that we query whether they will want to take
time to die But. perhaps, when that time
comes they may not have things all their own
way. The day passed as all other days have
done and in the evening the Passion Pay"
was rendered at the N. p. Church. as well as on
the following evening. Social calls, by many
ended the day and we all retired in the evening
sleep the sleep OF the just, or TO ramble around
In drt am an d, In company with the goose we
had eaten al dinner o, insomnia the result of
Its a bad practice, this pipe smoking in the
new buildings that are being finished. Almost
my day we may see some "loafeT" with "a pipe
n his mouth, going around through the nnild.
ses and taking it all in. Wonder the contrac-
ors allow it.
Nuisance" is about as mild a term as can be /
pphed TO the electric light system of Milton /
Why the omuipOteut Omhiscent, ana omnipre- .
ent Town Council don't demand better service .
5 mystery in diplomacy that the common
mind, and the tax payer may well say 'we can
.'t comprehend" Giveus better electric ser
ice. or give us back the old street lamps
quite quantity of damaged goods and empty
ans have been dumped-weeks ago--aloug the
auseway, dividing the iwo lakes on the Lavinta
Dad. There may be nothing improper in this.
mt boys or children of a larger growth" have
mused themselves by throwing these cans into
le lake as far as they can reach and now the
)ttom OF the lakes is dotted with them; and
hen The morning sun is casting his slanting
Us over the wafer the effect OF these cans in
e water is picturesque and grand. But we
mt know whether this method OF pleasure. ,
ID Of counting beauty meets with the owners ;
these waters
Mrs. swartz a soloist and speaker Of Washing
D. d. C.. delivered an address al the NJ +.
ufch Oh Sunday evening
Rev. j. D. Smith preached to Enterprise Coun
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. at the NJ. p. Church on sun =
y morning.
hrs Mary E. Lank is visiting her children 3
d other friends in Camden, and Philadelphia. Z
{ is stated "a Quantico preacher raised
eel potato in mis- garden that weighed ten Z
inds" There is nothing impossibe for =
ry land preacher. Rev. C.. $. Baker formerly
20. MiChael's kicked up hubDLb amongst hi,
greg resigned bis charge and severed
"a. trft.
by himself. And this was not the first tim
I'D the first mentioned act. A preacher is
life OF deeds, as well as of vegetables
rs, William p. johnson ana son have re
red from a Philade phia visit.
Gamer Marie Thomas left on " ednesday to
sht canned goods from Leipsc to Philsdel
d sunday afternoon n. Veasey and Rob.
yjohn left town for HaTbeson When but a
It distance enroute the bride bit broke in
Of the horses mouth ana The te; ID ran away
king the dash OF the carriage but doing no
r damage
metal roof has been put on the stable of
lain John Fishers property on Federal
It in tenure Of A. G. kaut
lie Third Quarterly Conference Of this Con
nee year was held in the NJ (. Church. ON
rday morning.
Iliiam Warren operated MS moving picture
phernaliA in the upper room OF c. A Con-
new store house on Saturday evening. He
his room under rent for the coming year.
special arrangement wi h the rsiiroad Off
the noon train Of The NJ. ID. d v, now has a
agent on, and connects with b. NJ. le V.
at Eilendale for Milton.
aries Il. Atkins Jr., preached at the NJ. f.
-ch on sunday morning
ims Reed's new dwelling on Chancellor street
closed and ready for the masons
omas johnson has concluded that one tent
Ough at Lavinia camp ground; and has tax
le Of his down al utilized the lumber for
purposes
e walls Of J. L. Blacks store house are up;
men have begun again on William Mears'
ings; and the Palmer block is going up nice
Is 7. Warrington died in long Necao Fri
{ senility, aged 81 years. months. and p
Funeral serviea Is were held at Central NJ.
lurch on Sunday, by the Rev. joseph Hut
nd burial made In st George P. Z. Gene
IS S. J. Wilson Son.
said the lecture OF the Rev. W. W. w
n at the NJ. L. Church, on Tuesday even
as an historical and literary treat Thers
many people present. and ths speaker al
ia said, on hisevening to have