Milford chronicle., 1910-07-01
MILTON NEWS.

they should be, and the population would show
more mum erically In the census report simil
ariy would Milton. Just across the state road
a. the end Of Milton Lane, or the limit Of north
Union street, and Mulberry street, are Two
unall collections Of houses, which for the pur-
pose Of correspondence. We have named steven
sOnyile" and "HeaveloW". The later place
populated, altogether BY eolored people
Now mad we been permitted 70 have included
the enumeration Of there people with those Of
Milton We could nave increased the population
OF our town about two hundred. These places
are just far enough away 10 be out OF the tsWn
limits, and we're enumerated with the rural
district.
We are glad Paul Pry'' took It all back last
week. We knew he didn't. mean It about his
pretty Enendale. Couldn't
The ehug holes mentioned in our last letter
have been hlled up, on Federal street; crossing
has been laid Of brick on Chestnut street, be-
tween wharton street and Manship avenue;
and one also on Front street, near the dock,
crossing Walnut street.
Jesse Mason OF Prime Hook has been hauling
q large lot OF early Irish potatoes " the Milton
stationand shipping them north
William Mason Wh0 unfortunately broke his /
ankle some time ago is able 70 hobble around on |
erutohes.
Companies establishment last week.
Frank Outten Is repaintng c. 6. Waples store
house.
Several Of Milton's citizens IN the lower part
Of the town have got the June DROP
james Ponder, Attorney atlaw OF Wilmington
with bis wife and son we're registered a. the
Hotel Jester last week
ChRs. e. Thsekery has opened up bis hardware
store in one Of the rooms in the Palmer Block
Miss Lillian Aker. who taught one Of the NIL
ton schools, the past term has secured q school c
for the coming school term at Wyoming Del.
John Ponder lost valuable horse, 3 short 9
ZINE ago. a
William h. Chandler Of Scranton, Pa, has
been a town visitor. II
Frederick EllingsWoTth Of Philadelphia iu
visiting relatives and friends around Milton. q
Miss Nora N. Calhoun daughter Of M and
Nm. Edward Calhoun Of Chestnut street. and o
Joshua B. Massey Of Indian River we're married
On Wednesday evening Of last week. The cere- IL
nony Wal performed BY the Rev. I. f. Lusk At
the n. E. Parsonage on Federal street. The II
bride and groom left town on the following
morning fer the home Of the groom. te
Childrens Day Services we're held ~ Weigand ID
Chapel on Sunday afternoon. NJ
Miss Florence johnson has returned from a
viut 90 Philadelphia and Atlantic b
Robert Hazard wife. and son OF Wilmington
we're entertained last week by his mother 81
schooner Sand Snipe is 81 Milton dock having
Der ruddeE repaired
A Baltimore workman representing the Pitts
burg Plate Glass Company, was IN Milten last I,
week assisting in putting the glass in the front -.
OF the Palmer Block. i
Charles F. Holland Esq lately retired Judge "a
from one Of the districts Of Maryland visited va va
hfa ahaur fhaeE = 4
Judge Holland is iamiliarly known TO many ,n
Anion people having been born and raised, near uu
the town.
Thomas H. Douglass has had some repajrs ma
made to the sidewalk Of his property Oh North wa
Union street in tenure Of John Crouch and John
Mcgee.
Milton School Board met on THURSDAY night
and elected the following teachers for the com
ing school term; Principal, Ernest McCabe
Deputy Of Lincoln Let asst, f. ". Warren OF L
Niton md asst, Miss Myra shearer Of Hurlock
No, sd asst, Miss Mary Hardesty Of sesiord. T
primary department, Mrs. Stella Bacon Of Nh. her
oR, left
A school election was held on Saturday after dis
nOon in the consolidated school districts Of MIL T
on elect three commissions for three wears 10 bri,
ucceed John II. Davidson, Peter P. Welch and larg
:. l.. Black, time expired. There were three pas
b N
p votes polied. The following were chosen gro'
. NJ Lauk' Chafies +. Darby and William B was
siler. The newly elected members met with Of 9
be oid ones on Monday morning and perfected furr
Q organization by electing Thomas Il. Douglas. nun
resident J. C. Lank, Secretary; and Charles H Al
avidson, treasurer. dror
Beginning on next sunday the NJ + SUNDAY Tb
hoOls will mold it's services IN the morning al coin
o'clock, instead Of In the afternoon as hereto and
re. This experiment was tried last summer dres
Il q sufficient attendance could not be gather. Tn
for a school and the management was com vote,
lied to go back to the former time. and /
In unusual exodus from Milton, occurred on in tn
,nday morning: Rev /. r. Lusk. went 10 WI
evidence, K. J., Maymie Conner went TO meet Morg
sister 10 Philadelphia; Miss Estella VirdeD ment
fted for Box Elder Wyoming and Misses 6pd +,
ae King Emma smith Edna cray, Hester Bla
'fleksOh' haipn smlln' ana Theodore John good
went 70 Dover, % sltend the summer school, Apl
: Aehooi OF hetnous II every town in the who
ie is represented numerically as well as Nil. An
a. lhe DoNef Seho"l the salaries Of the at the
MY suPeiih'enuehts VIII De sWelled con- Dur
Tsbly. hnrv
D last Friday morning the bulletins of the on, n,
.theT bureau gave out there is no relief ,hair
me tofrio neat ID sght Tor the next forty home.
Il hours But on that morning before the ciar
y papers we're read, the thermometer had Gere
n tWenty-three degrees and, on that day week
next and the next and until Monday the ana p,
'nef "aS muoH eoOier' Ihls was another Mrs.
TeDack presumably ana we have not for delphi
sh that inauguration 'nareeack", yet. Mrs.
'e are great many people who think the doors
soroloeica' bureau an e4penuVe humoug; Robe
if Il don't take to guessing nearer In its pre- their
ons, many more will share the same belief weeks
j. Wilson sons concrete building is up to Mrs
story, and the second OF door joiss are ner mi
K. j.
7. starkey has a fine pharmacy fitted ont nom
new in the Mears building, and will open incoi
asiness on Friday July lst rena
y. Frank Holland left on Tuesday for dsv ey,
visit in Maryland rr,ii,
am Yacht Mary Z. Elliootts, Captain and fe'
n, Of Philadelphia, spent sunday and week n
fay at Milton dock.
nuel Bailey lost his trottlng horse on Mon