Milford chronicle., 1910-09-02
MILTON NEWS.

NlA4HA u r HAHHa aAu AN9uA 1lEc1Ans Qu W Weulea-
day Of last week, this bull dog was on the dock
a. when one Of the boys playing around "set him
on the p year daughter Of Lewis Mustard.
The dog grabbed the child by the calf Of the left
leg terribly frightening her and bruisinR rhe
hesh Of the leg beside bearing indentation OF his
teeth. Excitement ran high the remainder Of |
the day; and the father and brother Of the child
went cunning for the dog until night; but were !
not fortunate euouge 70 ind him. It is said the 4
dog was shipped to Lewis by the night train II
90 the LeWes people had better look out for aim 4
and not be like the Milton people have been;
waiting for him to bite someone before taking |
action. There are other dogs in towH Of the
same oaliber as this one, and the people Of town
are waiting for some dire deed to be done before
taking action in regard to these dogs. "PreVen-
ton is better than cure"
The large auditorium Of the N. 4. Church was
allied on last Wednesday evening 70 hear one Of
the female nurses from the State Tuberculosis
Hospital, lecture on the dread disease "Tuber.
culoais' or, better known among some classes as
"Consumpuon". The speaker billed for the oc.
cssion, did not materialize, and the physicians
OF the town took up the subject and discussed
IT,
The anti-tuberculosis car left here on Thursday
another car load Of charcoal was shipped from
Lavinia Switch on Saturday, for New York.
- D. " eAcu atlsuueu khs nleeLiuS Of tne Tx
eeutve Committee Of the Sussex County sunday
School Association held at Milford. last week
William Blizzard has had curbing put in front :
Of his property on Broad street.
Schooner Ella Call delivered a cargo OF coal at
the Goodwin works on Thursday
Alfred c. Davidson, OF Guifport Miss, return
ed to his home on Friday. 4
The Goodwin Company not having all the help u
wanted have secured some cOOred folk from "a
Five Points. They live In one OF ". ". Con u
wells buildings on North Mulberry street "
William Mears in Connection with his tonser- 81
ia business has introduced bathtub for the &C. cl
commodation Of patrons p
The following graduates Of the Milton High az
School have secured schools for the coming fal ne
and winter term: Miss Edna Gray goes to Bel. co
mont, near Aillsboro; Emma smith goes to In. a
grams Hester Derrickson TO Prime Hook as as r
sistant; Lower Broadkiln Ralph Smith. Dom de
ovan's Theodore Johnson
William II. Welch will teach the Glendale rir
School again the coming term. beginning sept W
ember 18th Fo
Rev. NJ. p. Jackson, former minister at this 5m
place has bought property north OF town, form Re
erly owned by Warner Cropper dol
Captain George B. Hunter has sold a building Sta
lot on Atlantic street to John o. Clifton who did
intends to erecta building thereon vol
While saving wood last week Harry Martin ley
had the end OF his right thumb cut Of haI
The peach season as far as shipment goes. ia I
'bout over in thisdistrct Mr. Case shipped his qui
ast load from the Chandler farm last Tuesday. ega
schooner Annie L. Russell delivered cargo Of teri
Oal at Firden's coal yard on Wednesday y
James P. Mustard OF Connecticut is visiting his Ais
mother and other friends. tres
Mrs. Ella Bocksom and daughter Pauline are spet
be guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. P
davidson day
Captain A. J. Davidson was home with his fam In
, the latter part Of last week The
On account OF the usual voting place. in this room
istrict being occupied as furniture warehouse with
le Republican primary was held on Saturday men
the Mayors office. There we're 1874 votes poll ing
d. silas J. Warrington, John NJ Robbins and and
ohm T. Crouch, were elected delegates and rhoi
ohm h. Clendaniel, Cyrus E. Bacon and James Ellis
Palmer ternates to attend the Dover Con- benl
'ntion TO be held on wednesday B. Frank port
alls was elected couRty committeeman. There MI
ere two tickets IN the field. The delegatesand j. ke
ternates on each ticket were the same with Mr.
e exception OF John T. Crouch delegate, be- repai
8 on the winning ticket and Anson Raughl Ih'
} the defeated one And B. Frank Walls for 81
'uniy Committeeman being on the winning well
iket and Harry L. Robinson. for County COM a nie
tteeman being on the unsuccessful one. the b
The NJ. f. sunday School that has been hold. ed to
3 lis sessions in the morning during the sum. on.
er has returned to the Afternoon regime the N
next Sunday The
Mrs Ella Carey, aud children are visiting her coon
rents iustice.ot-the-peace Eli L. aud Mrs. class
hns. there
Columbus Welch will teach the Cave Neck patier
lOo again the coming term. some
he recent rains have badly washed two places durn
the streets OF town. The wash near the cltize'
dge was repaired on Monday. The
& tue colored camp meeting on Sunday @; m who 1,
e money was realized. thus far This csmn time 4
been orderly, and quite respectable an i'm. b.
vement on many Of late years II viii CON. year il
ne over another sunday Coiored camps in unless
locality don't break up they wear ont nv ponds
sion or their own friction Will b'
here was no preaching service at the NJ. F. Cant
reh on sunday. and tn
strict Superintendent Stephenson preached The
be 81. K. Church on Sunday evePing; and nomin
Second Quarterly Conference was held on etc. +
day morning following going
ev Frank Holland has so far recovore5 r., hope u
ate Hines. a. to be able To take tr,n ,o, re NJ
,ratiou. He and Mrs Holland w,,, te.ro western
week for Pitnan Grove, where they vii
ID a few weeks 1t is understood the Presi-
Of the Maryland Annual Conference Vim Mr. q
minister to supply Mr.. Hollands MACE with G
ng his absence. Miss
iother time schedule vert into effect nm tho tor.
4 Y r r on Monds, r.at,. - On ST
now leave wi,top a,z1oa a.d 'e lily wen
oing east they leave Milton at Hos a. m, Afs'
SIP p. m. season
e outside OF the Wilson building will soon wees
'mpleted; the archltraYe Freeze and eorniee WIS
put on last week: and workmen from MI sues' Ol
are putting the Sin roof on this week The us
hes are also being erected. The horses are slIs
Z the stairways and the chimneys are being re,
No N the snr,r,.r ,,si,,.. -. -. -, Mrs. :
,i1e IN ro,II.eo ..o,,,,t ,,,.e Rev.
,sve ,,.red ~. ~. 'o' cation Il
49, ~ Iss, -, ailu we Mrs.
n vork -S''' nus II to Ere
IN rTnasd.v, ovsn,r. .,,.. ma. 60, Of her &C
eliver a lecture in the N. E. Church un