Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
MILTON NEWS.

No sweet Alice that is not a flying mac ain,
Dr. Leonard intends to take him to the plans
Mars. That thing yOu are looking at is a he
coop; one Of DR.. Leonard latest il ventions.
TIE ms1 and his daughters who have beei
setting the wood for burning coai, have complet
ed their job and left the ground London Nel
son has bought the shscz 10 which they lived
and removed Il to his residence near LAWNS
bridge, and will make kitchen Of n
Il has been decided by the "knowing ones" o
rather t-e wilton Court OF Cessation that there
il no harm IN working Oh automobiles on sun
day. This should relieve the doubt IN minds o
any who take Sunday to do this kind Of work
In making her debut on sunday morning in a
hObble skirt, Miss Laura Gamble "A Milton visi.
tor fell heatlong from the front porch and is
mueh mortified over her m sadventure Il is
said she viii no more wear tue nasty thing"
in respect 10 Miss Gamb e's feeling we will make
no comments on tuis spectacu ar recurauce:
merely remarking incidentally: There + moth
ing hidden that shall not be revealed" and
the crochet work was neat and pretty So
much for the hobble skirt.
Luther s. Wilson has bought two building lots
a stevensonvfle
The Milton colored schools orcned on October
Srd with Miss Jennie Baer OF pennsylvania.
principal and another colored lady rs assistant
The principal was tue incumbent OF last year
Prof. W. q. Fearing has repainted the front Of
the Times office.
Mrs. Viola Reed Of Lincoln has been the guest
Of Mrs. Mary f. Reed on Broad street
At the home Of James Morris there is grape
viue that has borne succession Of crops the
present year. This has been made possible by
eating of, or pruning the ends each month:
" yea the new wood grows. and more prares are
Taised on these new shoots. This is something
new 10 many OF us, but. may not be TO a pgomol.
og 81. There is now on this vine grapes in the
various stage oftheir deyelopments,-green par /
tly ripe, and ripe; bat uufortuL ately they are Of
ihe sour kind.
Adolphrs Johnson, on Chestnut street has two /
OF the largest sty hogs We have seen anywhere.
J Polk Bailey lost one OF his horses on Friday,
and he has another In falling health result Of
ol1 age
The ectric lights were ont two nights lest
week. This and other courses have led some Of
the patroas Of the Georgetown plant to discon
tinue that service. The Royal Packing Co.,
plant has attached its wires to the Conner build
ing, and It Is only question Of time when the
Milton plant will light the town. Il has been
evident all along that there is not power enough
in the Georgetown plant to light Milton as It q
should be lighted; or II enough # is not used
John wiley is eonvalesing from an attack Of
typhoid The eldest daughter Of Elias Bailey Of
near town. Is suffering with the same decease. ,
There were few tomatoes delivered last week
sud the Packing Company and II. B. Drapers
Canueries were 10 operation on Friday.
Goodwin Bros d Conwel and the Royal
Packing Co. continue to ship canned goods.
s. J. Wilson son have removed into their 4
lew building. corner Front and Federal streets. i
The Republican Club holds its meetings IN h3I
Re, d building on Front street.s The Democrat
;lub holds its meetings in Firemen Hall on
sorlh Union street
The sunday schools Of this county held their
OH annual session In the Mnlsboro N. E. a
hurch on last Monday and Tuesday. 4
Robert Morris was operated on az the Medlco I,
hi 10 pital, Philadelphia last week for intes- Of
mai troubles. His condition Is said to be very 4
iVorable. y
Mrs. Marie Christine Neillson Hopkins, and "
lughter, vile and daughter Of DR.. R. B Hop n,
ms returned home on Thursday In the best OF 81
sallh. after a FIVE months visit TO her native M
nd copenhagen. Denmark. ~
Steamer Marie rhemis arrived at Milton dock ed
It week; aud is laid up" indefinitely ed
Miss Lottie Welch returned home on Friday ~
m Walt 20 Philadelphia and Wilmington. NJ