Milford chronicle., 1910-09-16
MILTON NEWS.


occupied only by one or two persons aged o
advanced IN life Those that are closed can
not De rented. as the owners OF such property
do not need money and have Income enough
without any rents that might be obtained from
this idle property. This looks Ike an unever
distribution OF wealth. Now we are not an an
erchisi. We believe that every one should bs
permitted to enjoy the fruit Of his labor. Bul
many do not enjoy the fruit oftheir own labor
but the frult of some one elses labor, and hag
ing plethora OF wealth by Inheritance. they
knew Rot the anxiety and trouble OF accum "
lation nor the sting Of poverty. and think that
II others are not as wen Of As themselves
they should be. They cannot see why poo
pie are poor, aud are not interested In the
problem OF the high price Of living" II Is
not always that people are poor by their own
acts. Sometimes they no not have chance. "
Sometimes the persons. who haye an accu u
lation OF wealth. do not do their duty to man
kind by elevating the poor man. But u their
attention is called TO this point, one Is answer
ed with a sneer, and 90, he is OF no account o.
ON the other hand there is a disposition on the
part Of many OF the poorer people TO be thrift
less An they care about Is 10 have enough In
the present. ilfe They don't want to leave any
thing behind We knew a lady, 10 circun
having said "All I wants "A plenty IN this
world and when / die, want to kick the last
jonny cake tH the hre.' And think she did
Il. And perhaps she was right. Il has been
said III you want TO ruio a boy, give him
horse and carriage and leave him some
money. We have had examples OF the above
truth here. Summing all together and CIV
Ing credit 10 the wise men who said, money
s the root ofall evil. We Will nave to repeat
the language or the other man I'D ike to
lave Il big chunk OF that root
Al the Democratic primary held at the May /
ors office on Saturday afternoon there was /
but one ticket IN the field. and twenty-one
votes cast Sydney A. Jarvis, George A. Bryan
and Charles r. Lacey we've elected delegates
20 attend the Dover convention. Peter Dultou.
James Tarr and Walton Thompson we're cleo
ted alternates.
a medical temperance meeting will be held
IN Beaver Dam Church under the auspices Of
She Lillian Cade W. c. r, u and the Harbeson ,
Y. f. q. on Sept. 9th a nne program will be
rendered Dr. Jones, Of Georgetown will make q
an address on this subject; our county presid- [
ant will also be present 10 Is subject that Z
should be deeply studied by every earnest and Z
thoughtful person, who wishes 70 help them e.
selves, and others 10 a better plane OF living '
Please do not forget the date, sept % 1910. and
please do not forget to come.
The regular business meeting OF the Lillian | p
oade uion will be held at the house of Hyson u
p. Davidson on the evening OF sept. 8Oth, under f
the guidance Of Mrs. Ella Bryan, our new pre- e
sident. IL Is important that all members be n
present for the delegate TO the state Conven- d
ton TO be held In Wilmington the last week e.
IN October will be elected. All others are IN II
vited who care TO come. We Will be glad to
meet you all. Our Union has been agreeabIy Ia
surprised by another present consisting Of six p
teen hags Of different sizes, also a large guam R
uty OF bunting; the contributors were A. f v
Walker, william Dodd. his mother and Mr.
Pepper. Many thanks for this act OF kind g
ness. The two items above are published by hi
request) m
The Royal Packing Company has built an n
addition to its building to be usea as a pack ty
ing room.
Mrs Benjamin Burton, OF Frederca. has gr
been visiting among relatives IN Milton.
The Public Schools OF town opened On Mon ID,
lay with full corps of teachers aud plenty OF gr
1npils Or,
Kew, David Johnson OF Georgetown preach NJ
ID al the NJ. P. Church on sunday morning. fly
The Rev. Berj Bryan. Of Haroeson Is expect the
d to occupy this pulpit on next sunday. the
Theodore Neal Of Philadelphia, wife and
daughters are Milton visitors un
There are several holes in the flooring Of the phi
ron bridge in the heart OF the town. that are lie
citing larger al the time, and had better be )
ttended to by the proper authority, or the res
oHnty may have bill Of damages 10 foot /
hese holes have worn large enough for j.
mall foot TO go through now, and are getting u
irger sll the time. A word TO the wise should mes
e sufficient. tim
s. j. Wilson Is putting down concrete pave. 81
lent fur
Postmaster Black moved into the post office tioi
Hiding on Monday, he has splendid Office to
lth ample room. A credit 10 Milton and the GU
an and daughter, who manipulated the di, Kid
Ibuiion OF the Milton mails. But o. how
ISOLATE is the corner OF Chestnut and Whar.
n streets We passed by the corner on Mon.
" sfteruoon the window shutters were N
'sedi a general desolalion pervaded the at. her
osphere And now there will not be so Nj
ucn travel on Chestnut Truly "eyery sea. Bro,
q has us own.' yvuI
William Mears has filed his sidewalk up Of B
Ia dirt preparatory to doing other worktou. Ia b
IN Mont doy a metallic roof was put on the and
'periy of Or. James A. Hopk ins on Chest Re
street, In tenure Of station AAeutOweus the
irs " lille Hurst and daughter, OF Baiti IL re
're, are the guests Of q. W. and Mrs. Atkins Mr.
'Giten Palmer are painting the dwelling ed b,
:. G. Waples on Federal street ter N
ne shirt and overall factory was closed on Mr.
Dday, pending some repairs to the boiler Ken;
N Monday nine writs we're Issued by Mayer Mr.
les for the arrest Of persons engaged IN riot M'
on Front street on Saturday night Up to Miss
present six have been arraigned and hned M''
iums ranging s. TO $40 ana costs. There is some
oh said about the enforce ment Of the law hall
Hilton, usually by irresponsible people. We Mis-
sume the law Is a. well epf,rca1 nv the ley "
sisis OF Milton as far as their duty qoes. a. Fle
10 any other little town. Those who praie John
most and are seeking for trouble, had Mr.
er bear one thing In mind. wers
That those who live IN glass houses Mis-
Had better pull down the blinds. frienc
connection With riotng on the streets. we Mr.
ofwhst we heard on the street. Wiltoi
ongsr than two hours ago. "Ifever the -
uon OF resubmissiOn Is submitted to the
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