Milford chronicle., 1910-12-02

John White eolored. expects to occupy it the com
ing year.
Waples & King have completed their iuvoiee'and
Charles Fisher is now in possession Of this store
corner Federal and Wharton streets
Rev, Frank Holland preached to the Jr. o. u A.
NJ. at the NJ. P. Church on Sunday morning. The
order was present in a body.
In the afternoon a meeting for men only was held
the lodge room Of this organization and addressed
BY the Rev Kurk Holland and others Uutil this
meeting was held we supposed its inten, to be the
rec amation and uplifting Of some Of the lodges
members; which BY he way. is greatly needed but
we have since learned it to be idea Of the Rev
Frank Holland. and it. nature and object to be for
the general good of al men. At the meeting on
Sunday afternoon there was such large attendance
and so much interest manifested, that It has been
decided to hold others The next one will be held
on Sunday afternoon, December llth. and they will
be continued on every other Sunday after~ard' in
the Jr Q. U. A. NJ, lodge room on Front street
David Wiltbank has bull, an addition to his barn
or Hazard alley
Martha B. Smith died at her home in Lincoln on
Monday morning Of paralysis Funeral services
were held in the Lincoln NJ. E. Church on Wednes-
day at noon. and intermeni made at Barratt $
Chapel. BY S J. Wilson & Son
Another active octogenarian has passed away.
Curtis C. Reed died on Monday morning Of dia-
be,es after few days illness, aged 50 years Fun
eral services we're held at Reynolds Nj p Church
on Wednesday afternoon by the Rev. Frank Fiol-
land and sepuliure made in the adjoining cemster
By J. r Atkins Deceased was active ener-
getr man up to within few days Of his death and
will be much missed in the community around
Reynolds Church.
Miss Eva Smith has had the sidewalk in front Of
her property on North Union street repaired, and
the extension to the bridge has also been filled in
with dirt; and on Tuesday morning the walking
over this course to have been appreciated should
have been tried.
On Saturday a auar,eue Of professional gfntle-
men came from Wilmington to take a cunning
spell in Sussex. They arrived in Milton BY the
evening train, and brought their stimulants with
them. A part Of this was stolen on Sunday and on
Sunday evening early the thief went back after the
remainder, and was recognized and ran out OF the
house. On Monday he came back and offered to
pay the bill, and was told 1--WE do not take money
lromla thief" Two Of these visitors attorneys
and say they can put this to the whipping
post VIII they do I'll This is merely brief
statement Of this event
Three years ago John Crouch had a watch stolen
rom his shop. a Baltimore man working in
Goodwin Bros & Conwell eannery, was accused Of
the theft The firm wanted all the men they had,
and although the man denied the theft the watch
was gone, and Captain Geooge A, Goodwin paid
Mr. Crouch 5000 for the loss Of the watch and
chain to keep the man at work. The man worked
one day after this and left On last Sunday after
noon a eolored man who lives in the same house,
the alleged stealer Of the watch lived in erawled
under the house after a runaway chicken and found
a watch and chain. Mr.. Crouch says it's not the
one he lost.
Samuel Fithian, Of Salem, n j. has bought the
good will and stock Of Mayor John u, Jones' cigar
and tobacco store. and will take possession about
the first Of December He will reside in the prop
cry Of Mrs Molie Lingo, on North Union street
Elzabsth Du,ton, Eelict Of the late Harry Dutton.
died at Le,ves on Tuesday aged 50 years months
and days Funeral services at Whites Chapel on
Thursday afternoon by the Rev Buyke, and inter
ment in adjacent cemetery by S J. Wilson & Son
D. A. c.
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