Milford chronicle., 1909-06-25
Il. .Tbe driver was BOT 10 blame says Miss

hurt. The driver was not 10 blame says Miss
cray.
The Milton school election will be held on sat
ulday the 16th. Turn out and do your duty or
forever after Id your peace
sarah C. Roach died az the home Of ner son
John Clendaniel near town on Monday, aged Is
years. DO mon hs and days. Funeral az saugh-
Ter Neck church, on Wednesday afternoon, and
burial iu adjacent cemetery by j. r. Atkins.
Harmon 4. Hood ed al the nome OF his
grandparents James Heaval1w. near Milton on
Monday. Intermeut in A. NJ E. Cemetery near
town by J. H. Atkins.
The work on the public wharf is necessarily
/ procusunated. on account Of The tides. /. will
[ be completed when it is done
/ Miss Eva Coyerdae OF Philadelphia is theguest
4 OF her father, Wesley Coverdale, ard sister.
The overseer of he road in which Lavinia
Bridge is Incorporated informs rs: the bridge
will be taken up, probably today and new one
built provided he can get men to do The WORK,
The travelling public will take notice
The ladies' Of the NJ. j.. Church held lawn So
cia on Saturday evening. on the grass near the
cnurch A good time was had. Firemen Band
was ON hand, dispensing sweet music and at
tracing the pas, ers by. Two gentlemen and
d lady, from Cape May who are summering in a
cosmopolitan sense and were tied up at Milton
Dock, were pre-. ent aud by their iberaitY to
'help q good cause,'- $50 they said added much
to the finance OF the occasion. Hereafter il is
purpCsed by the management Of Lawn fetes TO
issue special invitations 10 New Jersey tourists.
on Saturday cOlored man named d Frame
brought suit against Joe Heavelow and wife for
debt. The case came before squire Collins and
a general wrangle occurred. The justice drove
Mrs Heavelow from the room; and subsequent
ly got the constable 10 pursuade her TO come
| back and pay the cost. Before the cost was pa
Mrs. HeaveOw said something when the irate
/ Justice fined her five dol Hrs for contempt and
| "Bil" Mosely said something and the justice
| fined him five dollars for contempt "Bill" had
the money and paid the fine. Joe Hesvelow,
scurreyed around and raised five dollars 10 pay
his wife's fine; but in doing so he said something
when the indefatgab'e justice fined him five
dollars for contempt Joe was in a deemma,
and after soliciting several for aid; and trying
to get away. he was landed by the constable, in |
the lock up. subsequently the generous and /
tender-hearted Mrs. Emma Burton who has
known Joe for a long while and couldn't bear to (
hear Of Joe being in the lock mp, paid the fine /
aud Joe was released. The original case was
undecided and the officers Of the law got no cost
mot yet-anyhow; and the constable don't like
H.
Ex-State Treasurer, Charles II. Atkins cOntin- |
ues 10 improve He is now out upon the lawn |
daily; and with his cenrivial attendent. Mr. /
Rowland from the jefferson Medical Hospital, |
and the bull dog "Ahasuerus." and the little /
pup as play mates he cannot help but enjoying /
bis convaiescense,
The Board of Education on Friday evening .
elected Prof. Harrington of Houston, principal /
of the Milton Public schools for next term
LeRoi q johnson was holding the calf while /
the mother MIXED the cow The calf bit him ON
one finger LeRoi said the little fellow thought
il was sucking
T. p. Johnson returned on Sunday from For
est City n. j.. where he has been engaged at
railrOading
Bishop Frederick J Kinsmau preached at the
p. f. Church On sunday morning; and the Rev. |
} l.. McKim In the evening
Rev. J.. Johnson of Georgetown was Mil
ton guest on sunday.
Dr. Huler Atkins OF Philadelphia has been
visiting u town.
The term OF Eli L. Collins, as Justice Of peace
for Milton expired on Tuesday We have not
heard OF his successor yet.
Rev. J.. McKin of Milford has accepted |
call from Inc vesiry OF st. John Baptist Church
and will become rector Of the Milton Church.
ID. A. C.