Milford chronicle., 1910-12-30
MILTON NEWS.

December 27th. 1910. To-day is the anniversary
ofmy BIRTH Another circle Is added 10 my ex.
isience. am sitting 10 day in my accustomed
place Of writing and gazing back on the dim
past; just as l used to do. 10 my youthful days:
dream and gaze into the dim future. building my
Castles In spaln." Comparing the present with
toe past fad that many of my dreams have
been realized. many have been disappointmeDts.
or rather, have not materialized and. perhaps
better Tor me that they have not. am stiii here,
psycnologicsliy the same being was In youth.
and. II we may accept Huxey's comparison Of
the human body to an eddy IN a river. ever
changing yet alWays the same as dedniton,
am the same being was In youth, barring he
mutations Of time aud the inHrmaties Of age.
This Is a strange old world" many say; yet
have found il the best have been in, OF which
] have cognizauce. ! have found truth in the
following "Man proposes but God dispcses."
Aud always for the best, we can see, after our
disappOintment Is over. often think what
meFeiful provision II Is In Gods great economy
that we cannot read. or see into the future. What
a,world Of sadneAs and souoW we are saved. We
know the past; the future is unknown. Gould
We penetrate the future and see the result OF this
earthly evolution imagine there would De more
Buieides than there are Not altogether 70 es-
cape an existence here, which may be pleasant,
but TO the sooner gaia the greater ielicitauOn
that will be the inevitable result OF our enYiron-
ments here; or, as a logical sequence. tue greater
condemnation. I am another year older aud en-
ter on another cycle OF earthly existence. II the
future shall be as propitiOus as has been the
past shall have no cause Of complaint and shall
Jog along as happy and contented as can Do
We wish all the readers OF the Chronicle happy
New Year; their wives. their sweethearts and
al their friends The readers will permit me
70 close this article with stsnza fron Robert
Browning which strikes the key note Of age
Grow old along with me
The bestis yet 10 be,
The last OF life for which the irst was made;
= Our times are In his hand.
y Who saith. Is whole l planned
Youth shows but half; trust God. see all,
nor be afraid"
Got any ealendsrs2 Got any calendars,
Such Is the inquiry that for the last week or
more. has greeted the ears Of the officials OF tue
s. 7. 7. & =. d. Co.'S. BaHk, morning, noon and !
afternoon, by the school children of the town.
The above named company has mad some very
pretty calendars produced with beautiful litho-
graphic design thereon; for general distribution.
The children or the town knew this particularly
the nttle girls aud they want them. In or
der to get more than one they will watch an Op
portunlty aud II they have already secured one
from Mr. Black they will watch when he is out
and 80 70 Mt. Lsnk for another, and vice versa.
And, also the children OF large families viii
come each one Of them to get one Of them
pretty things. There is one family OF six chill
dfsa who have all been there, and got one each
NaW. these calendars we're printed for dstFibu
On aud we only make these remarks to show
h4R pretty picture attracts; not especially the
c q Uut the little ones. also.
The Official Board Of the 81 L. Church met 1
on Tuesday evening and appointed a comuittee
to inquire into the practically. advisabtliy and
possibility Of buying pipe organ for the church.
GeOWe Ellingsworth has removed from Chest
nut Street to North Union Street and James {
Wallis has removed from Prime Hook into the
property vacated by Mr. EliiogswOrth.