Milford chronicle., 1910-07-29
MILTON NEWS.

We noied last week that a woman giving tn
name Of Leonora Stadler," had been arreste,
and acid under bail for i've days, etc. etc. Dur
log the intervene the woman appeared ant
waived further examination, giving for hal
Daniel J. Layton, an obscure attorney Of tieorge
town for her appearance at the October term OF
court Why this thing should be MD in bus
hei only Squire Collins and the girl can know
II appears from what the writer can elucidate
thet INC girl - woman lady Is now obture
-Was IN conference with Squire Collins nearly
All o. wednesday afternoon. An attendant said
go up. Well went up. Needless to say the
door was locked wasn't anxious No reaee.
zion on squire Collins. The fact is something
like this and judging from the intentc you can.
not blame doctor from squealing. Here Is the
fact The physicians Of Milton, and presumably
IN al other small towns, are public property. or
80 considered, and whenever anyone is sick tbev
are sent Tor and are supposed to 90 and do their
duty and wait for their money and never get #.
but when anyone-quacking around-comes
around she, he or It must have their pay in ad
vance The woman In question looks nice. Ger
tsihly no one but whom ia suffered to carry her
point would be put upon the line. We ike the
lady but advise inyalids to stick to whom YOU
can rely on.
one car load Of stone has arrived for the
stfeeis but the streets are not ready for It and il
is being hauled and dumped on the public wharf
neoesitating loading and further hauling
Couldn't be helped.
Bids are asked for janitor Of the public school
building until August 2nd
John G. Hazard after spending the winter
and spring with his daughter Mrs. T.. W. Tom.
iinson in Wilmington, returned TO Milton Inst
week
Captain George A. Goodwin wife. and child,
returned on Thursday from a trip OF three weeks
IN The eastern states
stephen Palmer Is making repairs 70 the Wap- ,
Tee property on Broad street, In tenure Of Fred y
Jensen
Norman Banning son Of Mr. and Mrs C.. n a
Banning died near Oakley on Wednesday. aged n
months and % DAYS. Funeral at Oakley Chu1eb -
on Friday afternoon by the Rev. e F. Fooks q,
and ntermeut made 10 the cemetery nearby . ~
J' Wilson * son. underIakers.
Rev. Frank Holland has been cona,e5 b, tf. ~
home by illness during part Of last yrees o,. u
Charles Fl. Athens, Jr, filed the 81 p. pnlpit an u
sunday morning and preached at the NJ n o..
4 charoh on sunday evening 10
Nearly, or quite all Of tue cottages on Rroad.
sin Beach are advertised for rent and Mrs ~
emma Johnsons amongs. the number. Is Broad. ~,
Kiln waning as health resort. or are the a. ~
fractions less than a few years back.
Julia X. Cottreli OF Milton, aged IL wears dtst
suddenly on Saturday while visiting relatives I'm ~
W .lmington' having been attacked with ecute 20 70
The body was brought here ~, ~ -
ruesday for interment De
On Monday morning Elmer Dickerson posted ~
lotiees lorbddng any one cutting ANYTHING on ~ ~
be place az Lavinia and exception is made IN H.
laniel townsend OF GeorgetowI, who has the ,,,a
rvege OF the pine timber for eaallng pprnosss 'l'
\ ~ finn uuaaIH ahr IA
'oodland we do not know. Our Informant 4. | "Ie
be man most interested oI
The Palmer pavement is about done ~"
Mrs David Nailor, mother of Coutrsctor A,,,,- N Su
quite III. Two Of her daughters are In atten. a
ance. '"'e
Thomas Indie has occupied the store bopse -.
,caIed oy Mason Davidson on North Union ~
rect Mr. Lindle comes 10 Milton 10 ret,iave D..
fortune formerly lost in this town. See old - ~
rds come home TO roost = ="
We understand Town Council has ceman,od - ~.
at portion Of Mrs. Fox's ot corner Federal a..'.
d Union streets. 10 make a more-as Councti ~
lsideis-direct or otherwise convenient str4et nm
ahst portion Of the town aud awarded Mrs oI,r.
y 30 dollars damages. judging from our IN Z
,no,'1,a', ,,i I"'e very ob'ure set of to his
lhchmeh considered from a stand point of IN he
,red os adS.. oi streets are con prove
~. Il ~ muse Win property. Mis-,
,,.,',,.-,-,.. o'us'ue'e eu u "hen be 80 where
ea,e ieet OF nis Sidewalk to Miss
on street. but why call it maguaniinouslyq p, Co.
Ponder is benefited thereby. How IL ~ ,,,,,
10, -. ~ ''e way lat d IS selling ing he
j .,o- ~. ""u "Hen you cut that Pref
st across MIS- FOxs property il leaves the re- rsa,
uder ana very small lot in the fo,rn of an -
IRE atge' OF pariJola where the largest pHt
Is not over 50 feet The street does moi Eha,,
TINS unless 10 form bouievou d AID 10 do M, p
Couaci must take the same quantity off the 49,,
er b ock opposite ,l.'
d. Z sunday school viii give an excur
10 kehoboth on August 5th Ereryoodv is
ID TO 90 aud have good time
w. Ooh"ell Is putting mp porches in front
property on Mulberry street.
supervisor commenced on Tuesday morn sidne
plough Front street mail eli
A. {, AcGiItou bounced down on Milton Miss Ell
'ected'y on Tuesday morning Most Of ms ried Fri
glad TO see him. rison 81
Lillian Cade is expected home SOON sbo ceremon
Iassow on the 2nd Of the present month the past
e Carey Is a visitor OF postmaster BLACK went to
Understood he will preach in the NJ. Z North J
Ia next sunday several ,
. $. A. Goodwin made a business trip TO where III
ore on Tuesday. Miss Al
GOOD win LETT on Sunday FOR Qubec. Maine Chester,
> r. smith died at the home of his grand Miss /
s. Mr.. and Mrs. William Lawson. I'm visiting
VILE Monday, July 25th 1910, of cholera Everett
I'M aged months aud u days Funeral his two
oley's Chapel at O'Clock on Wednesday. and Mrs
th. His father, John +. Smith. died the Mr.. anc
.asi August ana ibterment in Whites home aftS
Cemetery aud his mother died the an ~ Va
'ril Samuel J. Wilson { sos funeral Miss FL
8. DAC ington, b
UAiCURE is a physicians remedy for at Rehob,
atism, Neuralgia, Kidney Troub.e or Misses
.inful Condition Every package opar. have been
Sold and recon mmended By both MI Eliza Mes
sgisis' j. b. Welch and W I. sbarkev A very d
ing by the
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