Milford chronicle., 1910-08-12
MILTON NEWS.

tell the Esypt-tor-Egyptians party in Cairo that
they were all wrong. He informed the French
men that they ought 70 raise more babies. In
Germany he told OF the beauties Of peace but
advised the Emperor that the maintenance Of
the hhting edge WAS the salvation OF nation
In England he instructed the British Government
in the art Oi. governing Egypt. He returned to
America, and a. the first opportunity made It
known TO the Legislature OF New York that in
his opinion, the only thing 10 do was to pass
bill concerning direct primaries that had been
urged by GeversOr Hughes. The legislature re-
sented the Interference. and very promptly re-
pudisted both the bill and the Colonel. With
what mingled emotions must the people Of Egypt,
OF France, Of Germany and OF England read Of
the refusal OF the Legislative Assembly OF New
York 70 follow ROOSEVELT promptings7" Query:
Il II not possible for man to become too smart
20 smart or strenuous that he wants TO be med
ding with that which does not concern himg
The grass, during the past week, has been
cleaned from the Mary Fisher sidewalk on
Chestnut street. and also from in front OF the N.
T. Cemetery on Mil street, and from many other
public places.
Dr. X. 7. Wilson has had the old foundation
torn from under his front porch on North Union
street and a better one put in its stead.
The girls who have been attending the SUM
fully fedged and graduated after five weeks
course. They are now seeking schools aud Al
prepared to teach the young idea how to
school,"
Dr. r. 3 Stephens. optclan, Of Dover spent
"wednesday at the store OF Miss Eva smith, ex-
aiming eyes, and fitting glasses to the needy
ones.
The cabin Of the coal burner near town. has |
oeen removed from its former sunny position /
under spreading tree producing some shade /
Il has, also, been enlarged. More help has been
added and another shack moved upon the
place. canvass tent is also noticed, and when
last We visited the scene two horses we're tether-
eo nearby, and buggy awaited an occupant
Possibly the coming colOred camp meeting NAV
nave something to do with ali Of this. The coal
N Deing housed 10 the building recently erected
al LaYania switch, and is ready for shipment
mrs Priscilla Douglass Of Camden, N. J., is
visiting friends near town !
Mrs. Sallie Britungham, of steveBsville Nd
-s the guest OF Albert Wilson and family at b
stevensgile, Del.
Howard Anderson aud wife. of PhiladeIpbis \
are being entertained by Mrs. Mary Morris \
Ms James A. Davis, of Philadelphia. is the
guest Of her parents, Justice Of the Peace Ell G.
and Mrs Collins.
NM William Il. Chenibr n two children. Of
Scranton Pa. are at Mrs. l. B. Chambers.
MFs. Edward Bacon returned from Baltimore
on Monday. C
Misses Helen ConWell and Frances Manning Ii
OF LeWes and Miss Mary Houston, OF George e,
Town, have been visiting Miss Asues Lacey. m
H. b. Porter o. s. Emigration Commissioner at
sl John N b. is making his annual visit to his G
daughter and son-in-aW, Mayor John O. and NJ
Mrs. Jones c,
load Of fodder telescoped with Henry War
-en Sn FRIDAY and threE him across one Of the fr
wheels OF the wagon iniuring his side severely
me d E. Sunday School made an excursion vi
90 Rehobo.h on Friday via MD NV R.R
4here we're l5i adults and children Of both tr'
sexes.
There we're IS tickets at the Milton station for at
the excursion to Ocrsn City last Wednesday.
Ahat crossing on N Broad street at its con we
nuenee with Mulberry need repairing BY some
one Attend to the wise. and somebody may not an
get hurt Th
Benjamin P Morgan has been reappoiuted
laniler OF the Milton schoolhouse at salary OF col
s2O.OO per month ]
Mrs Clarence wejoh and son, OF Philadelphia, Of
are the guests Of J. B. WEIGH and family. Nj
MIS- Lillian Cade. returned last week from
Glasgow. Scotland whittier she had been dele Nc
gate from Delaware 70 the Worlds ". c. 7. U. Ca
Convention.
The LILLIAN Cade Union" OF Cave Creek hold Ri
picnic on Saturday Afternoon on the lawn at an
he Peter Dutton farm near town. Rev. Arters. an
1f Wilmington. secretary Of the Anti.saIoon Tn
league, was the principal speaker There we're
many in attendance Refresh ments. were served
rec, and good time spent.
Mr.. Case made his first shipment Of peaches f
rom the Chandler farm on Saturday There Jar
vas about carload consigned 10 his landlord at ton
erantou, Pa The trees In this orchard are so OF
oil Of fruit that the lower limbs. are weighed MOI
own to the ground. hor
On Saturday the hEst registration took place At T
he Mayors Office. There were n registered. her
Many took advantage or the eight per cent edll
'hool tax rebate on Saturday here ulat
Louis Matthias, after pleasant visit in town Wilt
nd At Broadkiln Beach, has returned to his dec
sne IN Miilgille, N J. and
Miss Emma Matthias. Of hulville n J.. is the i've
lest Of Miss Lydia Fox. Fe
The cottages on Broadkiu Beach are all filled brat
Wild cherries plentiful Eear the suburbs Of wee
Wn. hon
The csnneres are getting ready for the toma- card
pack the
Capt. Charles Cannon, Of the American Dredg thes
g Company passed sunday in Milton he e
There is much dissatisiaeton manifested be and
use the Lavania Campmeeting committee de Mrs.
dsd to abOndon the proposed camp To the ter-
liter It makes no difference whether a camp he e
eeting e held mo-. he can always hold one retir
himself when be gets ready and be in good and
mpany. But look Al the Inconsistency Of Penr
ose who grumblel They are the persons who year
dom or never 20 to church. and yet expect
, church 70 finance acampmeeting, and spirit
lie It'll we may be allowed to use the phrase
Or their pleasure. And v Rhatsver diabolism or r..
generacy s carried on near the ground, the -
rch iEs held responsible for II BY these same 81,
sons. Beside the Rev. Frank Holland, pas ,hi. ,
Of the church, under whose auspices the ~,
etlng would have been held s critically III ho,h
b typhoid fever, and under this circumstance or,
lor other Il does seem as though the CON- p.,,,
tee exercised Wisdom in tbeir action at least n,
the time. s..,s-
he last lsyer Of stone has been put upon that :,
Of Front and Union streets that have been ben !
Ter repair The guard ropes have been taken Mr.
m and the streets are now open to travel peaei
se parts Of these streets are BOW thoroughly neseh
sadamized, and as good a. any ia the State ing al
~, the work has cost 3 great deal but It the d
1id last 4 lonr time and dan btleaa will Vrnv,