Milford chronicle., 1910-02-11
MILTON NEWS.

To matters not. neither is q question to the
point why the following conuudrum Is Pc
pounded Why DO men who profess 20 be
christians hate their brethren This is q part Of
the gospel Of love. that we have never had the
misfortune TO know anything about And we
do not propose 20 attempt TO discuss IT, wehaye
beeu a student OF Christianity for many years
and while we have seen mauy noble examples
OF that faith the question has always obtruded
Itself on our mind, how can a man be a chris
tian and hate bis neighbor2 But perhaps We
are dull Of comprehension" on This lire. How
ever, the fact exists. We see IL even in bOuny
Milton. Brethren 0i the same fsith-if they
have any-aud OF tue same church al enmiiy
with one another. Nnd ct. these are supposed
% be the flight Of the wor d." examples OF the
G0sple Of Truth 70 a sin cursed age. o. shamei
shame that such conditions exist in our
churches al this day and under the benignant
reign of the Gospel Of Love Yet it is all too
true and pity ts true ="
The sale Of the canning factory implements,
etc. Of Workman q Co., on Wedu esday, the ID.
brought many people 20 the scene The whole
amount Of sales was sl5 90i go viz The canned /
goods. consisting OF O49s cases OF tomatoes were
bought by Reese Of Harrington at 90 cents doz- .
en-. amounting % si25g7 10: $500 empty cant
more OF less, we're bought by Il. Il Draper far
$4,000; coal Of about thirty tons was bought by
the last named party. for sl3UO O0 as was also the
safe f8r $500 The building machinery quar-.
ters snd all imp'eu euts aud parap phernaIia /
for carrying on the nHstuess together with a 7
two year lease of the ground, was struck off 10
* Congressman Burton. Of LeWes: for the
Lewes Nationsl tnk 90 Lewes 40 s2TlO This
sale. -ud the expense 10 bsnkruptsy, only shows
how 90 drive msn go the vail. Had the tim
% Wogsm K Co.. been iei alone they could
"a would nave paid every dollar Of its In
tsbteoness, aud would have had surplus
over.
g Inc Rroutd hog did DOT see his shadow on
"iround BOG Day % was because he is like
some Of she two legged hnes- doesn't get up in
time
Hiilism V-ut Of nee, town is snfferine with a
soneihing oR bis BAUD, OF an eruptiye nature
taat apTeaTs 20 bafiie the skin n the physicians
Town supervisor Mustard has had a similar af.
aictiou for several months. No "buckwheat
i,eh" IN this.
think q other parties are ike the writer
they viii Wttuess as great a meiamorphosis 10 "
tae Interior Of Waples and Kings store corner a,
Federal and wharton streets as did the writer. :
gestertay. The whole interior has been chang d
sj
George Carpenter is enclosing part Of his !.
property corner Chestnut street and Golfer ~
avenue with an up and down board fence. This u
1uks nice. ard shows the owner has an appre-
s,ation Of what looks nice n
'ropnsais are out for the removal OF the Ol
wrecked 'ehooneF Ramh, tnat recently sank in
b. lAIn River. ana Is "a The way Of naviga. - y
Is 4 -
several Gases OF mumpa are reported, Leroi H. -
Johnson is a candidate
Harry Robinson s buying cob corn, and ~
.Oaded a car last week va
Mrs Moilie Russell a former resident Of IN
iowa. s the guest Of David WiltbanK, and many
'-hers ei her Milton acquaintances
captain Hunter aud wife left on Saturday. for
J glsl IN Philadelphia. and other parts
10 travelling through the country. last week, su
~ noticed q curiosity. in the form Of an old
eorm fence. on what was once the Old farm OF 80
= hliam Vent. Il Is OF white cyprus. and il out
y g e roOle Of general travel. The whole farm 10
ppesFs 70 be inclosed with this fence some HO'
~ 'hat in his famous ride from LeWes, up the ~
rate Caesar Rodney jumped this fence twice
; looks good for a hundred years hence. 'as
There was.au examination for enumerarors Of "n
be census held In the school building at George
aWn on Saturday. There were fifteen eandi 81
aies present including one negro man. No "
'omen were there. The examination was held "
ndeE the supervision Of Postmaster walls OF 'he
laf town ing
stephen Palmer an inmate Of the soldiers >.
lone a. Hampton Va who has been here on on
sixty day fuflough, has disappeared nom
VA. Presumably he has returned to that spei
atlt etiou II
Ms. Thomas iugtam had a serious attact Of s"'
spsaded animation on Saturday. She Is now Pon
,fteT uah
On Saturday evening Mrs Lydia Stanton asd -
AIRY r. johnson we're united in marriage At enlo
e y. P Parsonage. By the Rev. J. D. smith. mel
e u thought last Monday was the coldest 'hef
'ruing We have had the present winter. The ~er'
sralometer registered 5 degrees above zero. 'ou
The ith Quarterly CoHIerence Of tae n. E -,
ufch will be heid on next Friday evening 49,
Itrict superintendent Morgan win preach Al ~
T. Church on the following Sunday even. 90,
iKira mretluss viii continue al the N. p ~,
areh dlfifg The present week -
aoda A Npeee died as her home near Milton scho
lstay ersning suddenly Of heart trouble. ing )
Hyc Funeral services we're held Al We "
/ Ghar-a "a wednesday afternoon, aud bur cause