Milford chronicle., 1910-12-02
MILTON NEWS.

The morning Of Thanksgiving Day was as pretty
az one need desire to see. The day vas not gener-
ally observed in Milton. The bank was closed
was also many places Of business. The postofiee
was open long enough for the distribution Of the
mails. and those persons who had any ,vork-under
wsy kept a, It regardless Of Thspkssivins. A ser
vice was held in the morning at the NJ. E. Church,
conducted BY the Rev. Frank Holland, the Milton
NJ E. minister assisted BY the Rev. Benz Bryan Of
Harbeson. Mr.. Holland preached Thanksgiving
stating the origin Of the day and dwelling
ou mary points tha, we're interesting to his hearers
He spoke Of the christian position this country
holds in the world Of its enlightenment. and Of the
many causes foi which we have to be thankful. If
w. are Judge the sermon was an entertaining and
good ore and well chosen. There was fairly
good congregation and ST. &C was the collection
which was divided between the two churches for
the benefit Of the poor Of the town.
Miss Lydia, daughter Of Postmaster and Mrs.
yobn l. Black. who is tesshin6 school a, Bear Sa-
ti5a. ,ame from the Dover Institute on Wednesday
evening. accompanied by oo,erie Of young ladies'
On Thanksgiving Day they enjoyed the many places
eftnlerest in the town; and on Thursday evening
the Mrs Lydia and Letis Black gave social in
th-ir honor which was largely attended BY the
young ladies' and gentlemen Of the town.
Leaves have their time TO fell so wrote Mrs.
Dorothea Hermans but the women Of Milton
ti,ink that during the past two weeks they have
had al the tire their own and have been falling al
most continually However. the trees are nearly
dsuuded. ari IN a short time this fun will cease.
Captain Frank Lacey as had the sidewalk in
ont OF his vacant lot on Federal street, nicely
cleaned of Others will do wei to axe notice Of
thus hsndivark Of Martin Chandler,
Mrs Elizabeth Fowler. Of PhiladelDhia and Mrs
Ararila Behnnger Of Swedesboro, n. J., are the
guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. King.
Horace Hastings a former principal Of the Milton
Public Schools but now Of Demar, spent Thanks
giving in Milton.
The aoor Of the upper room above William
Clements carriage house. Bay Avenue col
isosed on Wednesday by being overloaded with
too much corn. The carriage beneath was wrecked
Samuel Reynolds Of ursr town, appears to be in
bad luck Two weeks ago a lot offodder and hay
vas burnt, from an unknown origin; last week he
ost a calf and on Thursday a died.
The eanneries are still shipping this years pack
Of tomatoes
w. T Collins is making ng.improvements to his
property near town.
Letters Of administration on the estate of the late
Horace o. Loekernan. Of Dravbridss, have been
granted to his widow.
A citizen meeting. was held in the school hall on
Wednesday evening; and the need and advisability
Of insttutiuga system Of water works in town was
discussed. a Mr.. Denning who is installing a sys-
teun al Bridseville. was present, and gave to the
Getting some points regarding cost. construction,
Nothing definite was arrived at A commit
vas appointed to secure information on the
4 from the towns having such systems and re-
~ r ..
has been set; there may be one called
there may not be another called al all
ed young lady school teacher. Of Mil |
nnot teaching in Milton--seidng on the /
nhe Institute. in a hobble skirt Well. |
ne Of her life in getting up the car
- far as we know.
Ahas had phone put into his res
n II GArly Conference Of the Confer
a in the NJ. &. Church on SAT-
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