Milford chronicle., 1909-09-03
MILTON NEWS.

who reads the context may see.
Our people are getting into shape again and re-
sumiHg heir business, which has only tempor-
arily been slOped. The insurance companies
have adjusted all their claim although there
may be some procrastiuatiOn ia settling the
amounts. But there is nothing to prevent a set
clement.
Charles Burton the paper maniac was taken TO
the University of Pennsy yivania last week by the
Rev. NJ. r. Jackson Of Georgetown. There being
no alienist az the hospital. Mr Jackson was OBJ
lieed to return with his charge back 70 NIL
ION. lie Is to take him again on the 10th Of Oc-
sober when he viii be treated free OF charge.
The following death notice was received last
week from a lady al Ocean City, n. j., too late
lor publication: "Mr. George W. Simpler who
vas born Ga Broadkiln sussex county. Febru-
ary 18th. l8i7 died ef double pneumonia, Aug
ust 18Th, 1909 He WAS buried Sunday August y
West Laurel Hil Cemetery, Philadelphia He
was the son OF the late Emeliue Vaughn, nee
simpler and Andrew Simpler. He leaves
widow two sons ahd daughter
John II Davidson has repaired the damages
done 70 G. A. Corners residence by the late fire.
Miss Esther Robinson gave party on Tuesday
evening to a number Of her friends, at her home
On Federal street.
Black & Lingo have htted up the old academy
aud resumed the mercantile business therein
J. Paxson johnson Of this town has bought Of
Thomas Lollis Of New York 90 acre farm locat-
ed 10 Cedar Creek Hundred Mr.. johnson will
remove there at the beginning Of another year
and improve 1t as his home residence under the
name OF "Marydel"
Dr. Leonard has been appointed night watch
man at the Goodwin, Bros. d COnwell works.
There were several applicants for the positioni
but Dr. LeOnards war record Is what counted.
T. ). Gibson and family of Philadelphia are
visiting Mt. and Mrs. J. PaxsOn johnson, on
Federal street.
Johu Warrington has removed with his fam
lly To LeWes.
Rev. and Mrs. C, A. Behrnger and son Of
swedesboro N. j., are visiting BrOadkiln Beach
and Milton
John COverdale Of Bowers spent a few days last
week with his daughter Mrs. Millard Johnson.
james g. johnson Of Philadelphia has been
visiting his sou Millard Johnson near town
Charles r. Wilson brought watermelon to
town that measured % inches IN lenght and 81
inches IN circumference.
Johu Coverdale lost a valuable horse last week,
Nehemiah Reynolds Of near COolspring Is re
ported quite m with typhoid.
few farmers near town are saving fodder
She morning glory crop promises to be large
agair this sessOn
vii am Msull's horse fell dead on Friday as
he WIS coming into town
There appeaB 90 be something the matter with
the Jompto crop IN this locality. While the vines
are reported to be laden with the vegetable, com
Daratively few have been coming 10 the iactOrie
during the past week They appear not to ripen
and many attribute this % the dry weather, and
consequently the want Of rain Hot dry and
dusty nus been the weather menu. for last week /
but on sunday afternoon, very light spru king /
OF rain cooled the atmosphere, somewhat and |
on MOndoy morning northern breeze prevail
ed
James Palmer is busy having the rubbish re-
moved from his land wuara his property once
Stood and having the ground graded prepara 4
Try % something else the nature 9f which is not
yat known Il may be sa.i that all the persons .
ybl owned ths land upon whicn their property .
uaH burnt, are cleaning away the remains. |
Those whose burnt property was on rented land |
D. was held In trusl as benahciaries are doing /
uot1iug toward tehaHItating the burnt district
au1 presumably. VIII not unless better induce
ts than are AT present offered, are made
Bscauss we aou't know. and Inquiry gains us
but little into nation We cannot state with any .
A. approXimau0n OF certainty what viii be done In
d ton The people 80 not snow themselves
4rere "a a tot ot Jog horn blasts on the mark
e.. nomiug from bose tho have uothn ng in it,
su1 are likely TO hae, nothing IN 10
We are likely Co maRs enough mistakes when
vi 80 our hast to tcI enc truta, aud prefer ia a
g-aeral sense 10 klow what we are talking
4u0ut. o. at least 90 give go uncertain sound by
ang accidental blowing The rubbish, mortor
bats etc that rs being hauled from the ruins is
lized Ia flling up lageons and morasses Par
pcuarly the one pear the bridge Is oeiug made
Ea5alsm and VIII doubtless stand the strength
% ude vHter, Ia NOT being washed away. Whes
th4 hot air" hasts grow less and something
81 no materinuSes we may give the distant read
er some idea Of what we are doing In Milton.
me soiored camp commenced on Sunday
B tors che meeting Che committee on arrange-
10 suis inside . decided Improvement 60 the en-.
gfs0ee 70 the ground. bg cutting down the bram-
Die On rne margin of the lake which gives a net
20 view to the ground across .he lake Mon
Jay morning being COO. and 20 relieve q dyspet
. fapiiug at look = yak gp che rat road COM
~ Inlo town. via thg mp ground Not yes
,Ae li l,e was visible inc .eufs s. ere osed
snd Che camp fires still burning From an ap
.saeauees they aad held a late meeting the
.tt4uN ufoVioNh
On accouut OF tae Illness Of Thomas lngmhm,
-tst officer OF the Lewas S s. T. r. I'd Co. j
lou BlaoE assistant trust oaicer OF the Milton
5 g r 4 s. d. 20 was es led TO Lewes the lat
s.r part OF hast week TO assist ia the banking bus
oe-s At thst poiuti and is still there this week.
after closure OF two weeks, Tor camp meet.
ing 7aoaton the Douglass white shirt and
Jvenu factory. resumed business on Monday.
Cicero Goodwin s Oh a vacation to the green
ieids OF lower SUSSEX. and along the greasy
ward of pelluald watets where the wood oine
giDaib"
rhe dae0s who are hers as help ia the factor $
es put 10 their leisure urae dshing and cunning. :
they gatch many pike and some bass in the lake I
Ia cunning they shooi often. but we don't know
gbat they KIN. !
q a Atkins Ir- preached al the NJ. E.
church On sunday morning; and on Sunday
'geniug 3. Welch preached on "Doomsday"
The Milton Public schools viii open on Sep +,
ember 18th or 20th. which will be decided at
Meeting Of me Board Of Education to be held on +,
friday evening
FRS fleorge IA Qqast az phUadeInhia and Mrs.