Milford chronicle., 1909-10-22
MILTON NEWS.

At the present time, it must appear 10 even q
casual observer that Milton is a busy place. The
work thatisin progress calls for many employees
and drawing, as Il does, on other branches o.
trade, produces an enlivenment seldom witnessed
IN our town. Beside the work in town there is q
notable amount Of hustling amongst the country
Peep le, to get something done. The people have
de money That's. some ofthem have and some
81 them will spend IT, From the best authenu
Gated sources we are Informed there has been,
approx mately $4,000 paid out by the four can
neries TO farmers and growers Of tomatoes in
this locality this year. Persons who own their
farms I'd the renters will use their part Of the
money ia improvements and in using phosphates
aud fertilizers for their wheat crop, and for other
purposes while the owners Of the land who have
no particular uses for their money will stick TO It
with the tenaciIy OF grim death to dead mig
ger" holding It as IS their custom In a state OF
penurious idleness. But the conclusions we have
arrived at warrant the belief that a lew penu-
rious persons cannot stop the flow Of advance
particularly when the move is made necessary
by a bhghted business, and destroyed homes
Yes. Milton is going to rise phoenix like from
her ashes" The movement has begun. And 1t
will be almost impossible to stop the current ia
its inevitable flow toward prosperity aud better
DAY. People have different thoughts and various
aspirations We may differ rs to the modus
sperandi of security our future greatness but we
will get there all the same. Everybody knows
how hard il is "to keep ones foot out Of IT," and
we have long since concluded 10 letthe men who
are building store houses and other properties
in Milton, build them to suit themselves But
Us a hard matter and we oftenhud ourselves I'M
consciously, medliud. Wonder if Others are IN
the same way
ON Friday morning J. b, WEIGH advertised as
found a roll OF bills. On Saturday morning D.
A. Conner found pocket book with SllO % in
Il and soon found an owner. This is not the
philosophy. that people "have got money to
burn" but money to lose.
sam Wilson has told Us "a man asked me
about raising pumpkins I told him II am not
an uur.oa'y Oh pumpkins and potatoes but am
on. ul ~ % ter-,Alns business For the
pun b., ID u.s. .ess ] REFER you 10 Dr. Leonard,
wll., 20 % tH1rity aud has a speciality Of seeds
for pumpkins
Wise msu often disagreei Why Isl this, thus7
Tae coloret school umo-r is roteuing for want
of Use. May we not say the p. h. Church INN
Der Is in as much state OF "inoeuous desuetude".
as is the former But we won { draw a contrast.
Wise men often disagree Ed Bacon says III
will be there.
q. Z. BRYAN is building terrace on the north
side Of bis residence, on Federal street
James Wright is building wheelwught and
blacksmith shop on Mulberry street.
James Pa mer and William Mears are firmly
underway with their new buildings; and j. L.
Black has contracted with Isaac ". Mailer to
bui.d his storehouse 25it x40ft c. A. Corners
hui ding is ABOVE the first story; and the window
frames are set in the second story.
Rev. Martin Damer has removed with his wife |
and sister 10 Pennsylvania.
Miss Ida Ponder. and niece Miss Sarah Ponder /
have returned from summer oulting 10 Maine /
The $ s. I. T. ~ D. CO., has had its damages |
done by the late ire repaired
Charles Burton was taken to the Pennsylvania /
Hospital Oh Friday by the Rev Baekson; but
he wouldn't stay and was brought back home ]