Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
MILTON NEWS.

While hunting Tor maeuolias on Thursday we
discovered that some thoughtful person mad
hanged q Tin cup on branch Of d small tree ai
the "overgoing back Of Lavinia wood. Ioshow
our appreciation we took he cup and dipped
drought IRON the flowing bro, s and drank 70
down The past wet weather has bred many
mosquitoes. and they We're so lhics on tnis par
ticuiar morning that we were led 90 eXcia'm;
"What IN thunder do these things feed on when
/ am not around %
On the morning 20 question we became aware
20 what use the holes in the pavements might be
applied. on Broad street 90 lirsuaie, there are
several depressions in the pavement one isabout
three inches deep, This morning it with the
others was flied with water ard we stopped by
it, and washed off ourrubuers Hofe the owner
won repair that pavement as it is on our direct
route into town, and We know the rest
Water liliesare now plentiful aud can be cap
tuTed with q boat and little trouble
Rev smith OF the NJ. r. Church proposes TO
make the Lavinia Camp Meeting Of this year
superior 10 any other held Of late. Beside the
ministers irom the Maryland Protestant Con
lerdIee,lgho will be present. Dr Lidell OF New
York is expected to give part Of mis- time, and
talent to the interest Of he camp.
The N. p. Parsonage is now undergoing re-
pairs. A new roof has been put on' and the in'
terror OF the building viii be renovated. The
building Will also be painted
Outten Palmer have about completed the
painting OF J. II. Marshalls house on Federal
street.
J. B. Atkins is painting and decorating the
home OF postmaster Black.
While loading caves into a wagon on Thurs
day. Joseph Walls the butcher had one to kick
MIN In the mouth loOsening several teeth and
making a very painful impression altogether.
MI Walls is nursing the inconvenience ana
thinks the teeth viii grow fast again
DR.. B. b. Hopkins has successfully removed
and TO all appearances made cure OF cancer
which was on the left side OF Mauship Ingram's
nose Mr.. Ingram at present lives rear Flea
town; but he is like the lrishman's Flea hard
10 keep up with. He was in town on Saturday
and showed us his nose. The nose looks all
right and no one would ever suspect there had
been anything the matter with it.
Rev. Hill the former colored minister Of the
north Milton Church removed his household
goods last week to his new appointments in
West Dover Hundred. Al the little Hills were
shipped on the Saturday morning train. Rev
Blackston will take possession OF the parsonage
this week.
Races are announced 10 be held at the Milton
Driving Park on Saturday afternoon the 10th.
Steamer Marie Thomas arrived, last week with
coal for the Royal Company.
VII. OFT Of Centrevine, Md, was the guest Of
Milton friends last week.
Mrs. James A. Davis and son. Of Philadelphia |
are being entertained by her parents; Iustce-oi |.
peace, Eli l.. and Mrs. Collins.
S. j. Wilson returned home last week from |
Saratoga a. Y. where he had been as a de |
tective from the Milton Concave O, Il. Mrs
Wilson and daughter Mrs. F. b. Carey, accom-
panied him sam" stored away lots OF ice
cream on the trip.
Emma Gray was run over on Wednesday even |
ing Of last week, near the iron bridge. by a
young Milton man with an urmanageable
horse. Miss Gray essayed to cross the road ahead
OF the team near the engine house; the driver
seeing the condition hallowed to her 10 get out
Of the way, as ne couldn't stop Miss Gray fall
ing to get out OF the way" was struck by the
fore wheel, knocked down and ran over, but not