Evening journal., 1910-08-16
MILFORD ORDERS
SIDEWALKS PAVED
Other Property Owners Must
Connect Houses With
Sewers
CUPID ROBS PRINTER
OF GIRL COMPOSITIONS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD, Del, Aug. 16--Andrew
J. Maloney. a farmer tenant on one of
the farms owned by Robert H. H.Williams
has been sick for the whole summer
and is unablen TO do his own work.
His neighbors have taken in upon
themselves to attend to his farm dut-
les.
At the monthly meeting of Town
Council, Council directed that all
property not paved on South Walnut
street, south Of the railroad crossing,
on the west side of the street, be paved
with concrete and notice be given the
owners at once Owners of property
fronting on streets being improved,
we're to connect with the water mains
and the sewer at once.
One day last week a small boy was
run over at the railroad station by a
woman driving in a carriage. The
woman was in no way to blame as the
boy ran directly in front of the team
A warning has been sounded to the
persons who run their automobiles at
a fast rate around the corners of the
town streets. Many accidents have
barely been averted by reckless driy-
ing.
That the office Of the Milford Chron-
icle is fast becoming a matrimonial
bureau was demonstrated again last
week when another of its woman COM
positors was married. A few years ago
the whole of the composing force was
of men, but the editor was dissat-
ihfied with them and employed several
women to take their places. For
awhile all went WELL until finally one
by one they all married. The last of
the original force was married about
a month ago. A new force was start
ed soon after the first marriage in the
ranks of the old force. Last week the
remainder of it, Miss Sadie Cramfield,
was married to ]. Arthur Chambers,
Of Bell Haven, Va.,The editor is now
in favor of employing men exclusively.
Theodore Coulbourne, former Mil
ford boy, has been appointed paymas-
ter's clerk on the battleship Delaware.
Miss Ray Maloney, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents
Mrs. E. l., Rogers was a Philadel-
phia visitor last Tuesday
Captain William Higman spent last
week in town.
Miss Annie Bostic, of Laurel, has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs W. e. Mes
sick.
Miss Alice Marvel spent last week in
Milford Neck as the guest of Mrs. John
Hall
Mrs, John Magehern and sons, of
Philadelphia, are guests of Joseph p
Cross, at Slaughter Beach.
Casper Greenwood, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of Miss Elsie Hausman
last week.
Miss Emma Sipple is visiting in Will
mington, Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
d. NJ Chamberlain, of Rock Royal
n. Y, is visiting w Benedict
Mr.. and Mrs o. B. Voshell, of Phila
delphia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
T. f. Hammersley.
L Mrs. A. S. Pitcher is on an extended
visit to her old home in New Yorl
state.
Miss Lydia Wells, of Philadelphia
is visiting her sister. Mrs. George Gov
erdale.
Mrs. Downer, of New Haven, Conn.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John
Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Abram anc
son are the guests of Mrs. Mary Vim
yard
MI w Aluull- bANhtA SUI anu
ter. Lulu, have been visiting in Hur
lock, Nd
Mrs Arlie Dickerson and daughte
are visiting her father, d. w. Winder
IN Abingdon, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker, Of Phil
adelphia, are the guests of Captain an,
Mrs. Charles Watson.
Misses Nina and Angeline Blair, o
New Britain, Con-, are visiting thei
cousin, Miss Dorothy Paige.
Dr. and Mrs. NJ. Bizzell, of Colds
boro, n. c.. are visiting her parents
Mr., and Mrs. T. NJ HOlcombe
Miss Ida May Smith. of Philadelphia
has returned home after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. L. H. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Loose an
daughter are spending a few week
with VIM. K. Brown.