Milford chronicle., 1909-08-06
MILTON NEWS.

10 ] COullhQlhLlnENI0u ugfu
an infdal; and there are something's we don
like to see done in this christian community
We don't like to see a man loanng-or meande
ing II you ike the word better-arouud th
streets ali the week and particularly on Satul
day, with nothing to do, and on Sunday morn
ing grease his carriage, preparatory to taking
ride. This is an actual occurrence often. W
don't like 10 see a womaR on Sunday morning
down on her knees, in one of the lateral streets
cutting grass with a sickle, and two hours afte
seated prominently In church, with a smile. illu
mtnating her face as though she had been eat
| ing rhubarb pie without sugar Such actions a
the above and others we might mention, shoulC
have long ago become obsolete, as they are III,
relics of primitive man:-we may almost say rel
les Of barbarism.
There's a great many things don't like to see
And If you don't ike IT, its nothing to me 20
Last week we visited around amongst the bab-
les Of the town; 1. e.. we we're called in on sew
eral occasions TO "look at my baby, and, 'ain't
it pretty?' etc. Well they are all pretty. Isn't
It strange as a man becomes oder, he loves bab-
ies more? Possibly, there's an affinity; maybe
the second childhood is warming toward the
childhood Of the little babies VINO shall say
There is such a thing as sub-consciOusHess, and
1t has been demonstrated that the alienist can
not demonstrate all the mancuual OF the gray
matter Of the brain: but let this go. Well the
babies They are all pretty; all were cooiug
and happy Babies are better now than they
used to be anyhow. Mo- couldn't say for GER
tain, which is the prettiest but ] kinder think
Master George A. Goodwin, JT., son OF Mrs. Eliz
abeth NJ. c. Goodwin, takes the palm. Certain.
ly, the people Of Milton.-in this decision-will
not accuse me OF partialityuO
"Do you see that % said q gentleman with
whom was riding. what why. that big
wood pile at a farmers house set that man
down no farmer. He attends more to the i'm.
provement Of his wood pile than he does to the
improvement Of his farm Did you ever notice
h?' never had; and so informed my interro-
gator But have since aHd concluded there
may be truth about it.
Ifthe conferees, or co-workers, or more cor
rectly speaking, the students of the evolutionary
theory of Darwin and Wallace are still looking
for the missing link, I'VE think we have il in
Milton. We have two. o. Of each sex. And it
will possibly be difficult for the evolutionist to
decide between these two specimens which is
the right one As the science is one Of intense
study, here is the material to develop the gray
matter.
Captain James Conwell is building an an
nex to his property on Federal street. As ali
other men who are Jealous Of their own interest,
he employs the best mechanic in town. John
b. Davis is doing the work.
Robert Collins brought IN and shipped car
oad Of potatoes on Saturday to NJ. H. Chandler
It Scranton, Pa. 80 cents a bushel was the price
,aid.
We were in error recently. in stating the
teamer Marie Thomas had been chartered as a
ender TO Miah-Maull-shoal Lighthouse. From
ficial sources we were led to believe this light
ouse was completed last year, The informa.
ion was legitimate AT given 10 me by Cap
ain Mcgee, one Of the alleged charter party.
he steamer was here loaded and is gone to
Philadelphia this.week with canned goods for
GOODWIN Bros. a ConwelI
Miss Lillian Cade and mother: and William
davidson and sister, have been attending the
amp meeting At Joanna Heights. Pa,
Miss Mary Lamb Of Wilmington is a Milton
sitor.
Mrs. Lima Pennewili is visiting her daughter at
hester Pa.
Captain silas Dodd OF Philadelphia wss here
! business for a few days last week. y
Frank Gray and Joshua Gray are having a
urgeon boat over hauled, by j. A. Belts and
III make mOtos boat out OF her. The Crouch
mpany are building q launch to beat "Bnly'
W II. Welch is the architect and
lilder. Stirring times may be expected on tie
oadkiin soon. Times almost equal to the L
ys Of old Mississippi navigation, when bacon O
As thrown into the furnace to make steam, and
e boats were often blown up Ia the races. h
It the Others don't care anything about the h
nsequenees, so they beat BILLY" Robinson. s.
IOi tickets were sold at the Milton station for
e moonlight excursion last Wednesday a
2. f. Bacon has removed to his new home, cor. b
r Sand and Federal Streets. II
Capt Lance, cOlored. Of the sloop stella, from b
ildwOod n. J., will visit Milton twice week y
: the purpose Of buying eggs poultry and other
Dduce. He will also carry passengers, II any o.
Duld desire the trip. The sloop is both motor n
sail boat, and is nicely fitted up for business
The Royal Packing Company shipped a car c.
ID Of canned peas on Saturday.
I anyone has the care Of the lawn around the m
f. Church, they are not attending TO their
siness, Its condition at present doesn't look ia
,tty contrasted with other appearances on W
deral street. The weeds need pulling out and gc
grass wants cutting. ca
The decadence in the NJ. e. Sunday School has cs
to a change Of venire. Instead Of the after. NJ
On, the school is scheduled to meet at SOa. m.
4 before preaching. This is not the matter So
IN the Sunday School. Many Of the people
The town cannot get up in time to go to the n
rning preaching service. Surely they cannot 81
up earlier to go to sunday School What is
matter with the Sunday sohool2 General af
Der once said. in a conference at the Relay Pl
use The third Delaware has as good mater
as any regiment in the service; all II needs is tn
per officers" MI
ne canneries have disposed Of their stock and
getting ready for the next pack. The ap. III
rance Of the tomato vines look as though Nj
se who have not contracted and get 30 cents tn
make good thing but suppose they get S
Is basket7 Better contract is
evenue Collector Burton was in town on Sat Ge
". Developments are expected. Gil