Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
LINCOLN CRY NOTES.

lincoln and Glendale each have ad-
vaptaees. and probably the same advan-
tages but persons unacquainted WITH
them might form erroneous opinions OF
FllendaIe. and that il was low gronnu
mud hole if they were to be GUIDED Oy
0Paul prv'sn statements In his letters az
he has a penchant for throwing muu'
We nave t0o much respect for the readers
of the Chronicle to descend to tactics ol
this character. and will pass his wrltings
with this recognition, and sincerely pity
his weakness. b,a
The heavy rains have made many oau
washouts in the-roads and caused bridges
to give wav. The supervisors are actively
| al work putting things in shape again.
and Levy Courtman Harry Reed is haVlhe
gravel hauled from here to the CeuaI
Reach road, connecting that road at the
eastern side of Milford, where the smell
road stopped, with the gravel ROAD pre-
viously built to a point two miles from
Milford. Every team available IN Vhls
section is working on this job -.
a new concrete bridge will be oulit a.
the old mill dam just south OF Miii0Tui OF,
Of what is known as "Swain's Mil. Inc
Gid culyert has rotted away and was dan
oerous. so the work will be done IN per
manent way. ,us.. oD5
> Fodder saving is on in full force ano
the hot weather is making the WorKinei
sweat. Corn is very good
A large dwelling is building % Len
. mel Watson's land at the deep branen
near Milford, along the road leaolng 5iSn -
Milford TO Lincoln. II will be useu y
J. himself. and he will supervise the true
2 growing operations on TINS Iac1
q which was once owned by George avery
= and badly managed then.
Tomatoes are the poorest this season
!. several wears crops, but with 1t all theI
are MANY coming into the cannery here
d The price paid for them is ten Genus Pc
/ basket and about 1000 baskets each uA
y are mt into cans here by d. J. Woou.
Workmen are filling an order ior COZ
: crete blocks which Harry Clendanlel :
d csived from a party in Pennsy ylVahi
al The material are sand and cement an
10 affords employment for several people
:. The peach crop is over for TINS seasol
- and the growers are not mourning at
s. nassinp: the prices for the later varleu
we're a great disappointment to the gro'
Miss Laura Calhoon has been visltn
a. at Harrington. Nj.
Of George Marker and Elizabeth MARX
returned to Philadelphia after pasSsll
the summer with their gfanparents' Oe
K Clendaniel. nil, q .,
lie Methodist Church here are planlng
- a red letter day next Sunday, Septeml
a. 11th when the anniversary exercises "
he held in that church Rev. ho~a
r Onigg. af Milford, and Rev. AsOu
Rurke have been secured as speakers, q
tbe singer who sang so sweetly uuFl un
leI the conference held in Milford IN 10
203 dnring its sessions, will sing during y
dav. and all three services, 10 a. M, o
m. and 80 p. m. There VIII no.
nreaehine at the Slaughter Neck SShel
3or Dreaching at the Cedar Neck Ghui
md that dav, but an all day service at Llnc in,
loo. will supplant them. An ehort VIII
made on SUNDAY to raise funds oy q
snbscription to meet the outstanding
and note in bank now due. IL Is
ed that all friends and the memoeIs,
rallv to the help financially, as WeIl ii
r l eniov these special services. All nov 5
lth. of the "quilt squares" are expected
tnrn them in by Saturday evening,
SUNDAY morning, and the money col
d ted to the pastor.
sIOOO REWARD is hereby offered 70 an
fnrntsbiug us evidence leading 70 the cor
lion NJ anv substitutor or dealer who atIeI
and N fake the trade with counterfeit m =
thy CURE physicians remedy for rneunlH'
and Kidney Trouble, etc.