Milford chronicle., 1909-12-10
MILTON NEWS.

The Third Quarterly Conference. Harbeson
Circuit, N. +. Church, will meet on SATURDAY,
Decem ber llth, al p. m. I'm " eigaud Chapel.
All official members are requested 10 be present
Daniel Townsend oil Georgetown has bought
OF W. ". Conwell the wood leave Of the late
I Peter b. Jackson farm near Lavinia wood and
has a man cutting the young pine for charcoal.
Ihe man is brisk worker, and he timber Is
lasi falling before the blade Of his keen ak The
hfst afternoon he came while out, IN company
| with another mau he saw someone coming down
The railroad track, coat of and In a run. He
was some frightened and wanted TO get out OF
the way bis companion however enlightened
him hy saying, That is the principal Of the Nil
ton fuDllc Schools pTacticing he does IL every
evening II II don't rain. And, said the wood
! chopper Il saw him last evening cross the west
trestle, stop lake of his collar ana tie pat Il in
! 70 his pocket, take of his coat, and start; and
han't seen him since What do you think Of
] imf Know ,im?'-"Hes I've sees himl He's
ali right; doing the running for his health; you
see ne's eouhned in the school room all day, and
needs exercise eyes 1 suppose he does; but
should think he'd do It In the morning "-"Well
you see II he were to exercise IN the morn
/ Ing and the train should run over him, the
children would possibly not know It until after
/ they had gone TO school and they would have
all heifmoruing preparation fOunOthing; where
as II an accident were to happen 70 him on an
evening, such as falling down and skinning his
shin, he'd have time 70 patch himself up by next
morning." 20, yesi I'm glad you told mel I'll
Keep my eye on I'm glad you told mel Good
mOrningF
For crossing a part Of his lane and shooting q
hawk, John Ponder had Harry Warren arraiBg-
Cd before Squire Collins, on Saturday the 9th. |
The fine imposed was s.. 90; and the cost 500.
Alfred LOfand has the walls Of his new dwell /
ing near town completed. They ara of brick
Miss Ells Gibbs ana Mr.. Clarence Vent both /
OF near Milton were married on Tuesday evening /
Of last week, at the N. P. Parsonage By the Rev.
j. d. Smith.
Revival services began At the NJ. p. Church al
Reynolds on Sunday evening under the super.
vision OF the Rev. R. A. Bryan.
At the Third Quarterly Conference Of the N.
<. Church held last week the Rev. A. O. McGtl-
year.
The ladies Of the N. P. Church will hold Ba-
zaar In the lower room Of Masonic Temple on
the evenings Of the 10th, 18th, and 18th, inst.
The usual supplies and attractions attending a
fete Of this kind will be furnished.
the city last week.
j. n. Prettyman Is transplanting his cabbage
plants from the lots and putting them under
slsss and muslin covers for the winter.
A geB Btleman has beer here during the past
week cahvaSsing the town, aud noting the posi-
ion Of buildings, etc, with view of making q )
typographical map OF the place.
morning.
Charles Virden has put a wire feree around his
umber and coal yard, on the dock. =
S. J. Wilson has excs ated for a cellar to be
lnder his proposed II w business establishment 2
Orner Federal and front streets. Ii
Prof. W. g. Fear!ng has ihe contract to repaint
he interior of Reynolds Church. e
Rev. Perry, OF Georgetown will preach at the +
]. p Church th this town on next Sunday even
Agnes isy Brnkley, daughter Of Ray Brink
~ died Jh Tuesday at the home Of her grand
arents IN South Milton aged IS months. Inter a
lent las made in the A NJ. E. Cemetery near
)wr on Wednesday. Il
'ae Sacrament of the Lords Supper was ad-
mustered at the NJ. +. Church on Sunday morn t.
Daniel wagamon has put curbing in front of N
le store house OfWilliam WagamOn. b,
Alfred Polk of Georgetown, has been appoint n
trustee for the Work man Co Gamers of
lis town. which has been adiudged hankrupts. m
oxes are now being made, and the labelling OF
ans has commenced: and the goods will be dis 4,
osed as snOn as possible Il
A band OF Rypsies is encamped near town;
nd ITS female members are prying on the credu NJ
II OF the unsOphisticated OF Milton. Yet isl W
0tiCepble fact that the people are becoming
llightened than formerly. and have sense OF
lough TO order these parasites and imposterS | II
ON their homes. Few sensible people have
leir fOruDes told
Isaac W. Nailor's carpenters--or men who ca
lemselves carpenteTs-stfuck on Monday for
gher wages Mt. Mailer says They will con-
G. B. Atkins is painting the property on Allan D
c street belonging to Mrs Hettie J. DOrman Of le
georgetown. %
Rev Gateson Of Georgetown will preach in y
e Church Of st. John Baptist on next Sunday n
tarnOon. pl
Now is the season when property owners are er
vering their front lawns with manure: and
y. Il person we're to build stables around his IA
,me residence it would be considered menace
health. But II we want to see the beautiful
WIS OF spring and summer we must put up
tn the stencil that is the principal factor in vi
nduciug this verdure rel
W. W. COnWell has one OF the double houses he BIZ
having bnili on Mulberry street plastered, and to
e foundation of the other laid. HI
The dwelling OF Edward Calhoun on Chestnut &C
'eei is about completed fac
!. B. Welch has had his drug store cleaned up. cir
q scrubbed out, and a splendid stock Of up-tO- PIN
te jewelry introduced for the holidays. res
here are four rooms Of the Palmer Block the bei
lis Of which are now up. We understand no bic
re will be commenced during the present SUI
nier; as there is work enough in finishing ids
ise that are mp to last until spring res
VorRmen engaged on William Mears building ola
ye been handicapped all along by the want Of
terial, or the tardiness in getting Il on the s
und. They are now at work again. 7
T. a ConneT's store room in his building is
np eted and he has removed therein this
ek NailOr Is resdy for the roof on J. H.
cks buildiRR; and has the walls OF Carey &
-by store house wei underwa- f
liver Hazard is making terra iirma OF what the
formerly morass. ard part Of the head shil
iers Of Broadkiln River. DAC Tes