Milford chronicle., 1910-07-15
MILTON NEWS.


she gentleman 10 whom this letter WAS sent
ofeT his services 70 Layinis Camp meeting 70
forty dollars ana expenses. This may he cOnsi
nered very modest when 10 j. remembered th
evangelisl has a wife and d child 10 expense
Nj. Liddell implies in his letter that % employ
I'd he viii make Rome howl' and collect al
the money desired for any purpose. NJ. Lidde.
did not dc much when here before and as far a
We are able 70 learn his services a. e not wantet
any more At least not az this time
:. p Davidson has built porch in front OF hi
residence on Chestnut street. The building il
also being repsinted by OuIten Palmer
J. L. Black mas caught the fad Of incloslnl
'front.' poTches with wire 10 keep out insects, snC
has had so done al his home residence
A saturday evening express from Love Point
V Rehoboth Wss put on last week. Ii passe,
Milton station without stopping 81 -.
J. p Davidson is doing some repair 70 the
schooner, Annie Russell.
Captain Joseph Warrington loaded the schoon.
sT Ella Call, with clay at Blacks Landing for
BEidesburg Pa, last week.
Misses Ida and Sarah Ponder left Milton last
Thursday to viEt 10 New Ycrk.
On Thursday evening OF last week, Deputy
State Councillor, F b. Carey installed the follow
ing Ofieen Of Enterprise Council u. 0. U. A. NJ:
J. B. sculi, JT., past counsellor; ". q. WEIGH,
oOHncilOr Clarence johnson vice councillor ".
a. Stephens, recording secretary james C. Pal
mer, asst. recording secretary D. b. Porter
chaplain +. A. Holland, conductor; l. l. Mus
tard warden; B. n. Palmer, inside sentinel
Aillard johnson, outside sentinel ;E. ". Warren
trustee
Thomas Moore Of Broadkiln Neck, q former
employee 81 the BreakWateE Light has been
Transferred 70 the Fourteen Foot Bank Light
house.
The Junior Christian EndeGYor Society Will |
hold lawn iete In front Of the N. r Church on |
Saturday evening the 10 inst
Miss Edith Wilson, after = short visit returned |
% Philadelphia 90 Saturday.
Last week Mrs. Lydia johnson, mother Of Theo-
dOre johnson, Of near town, fell al the home Of
her son and was considerably bruised about the
face. Mrs. johnson is 80 years OF age.
On Wednesday sipple 4 son, Of Milford, placed
handsome granite monument over the remains
Of the late Captain Aiers J. Darby, IN the H. l.
Cemetery.
HTs- Martha Mustard is quite 81 ct her home
on Chestnut street.
Misses Emms smith, Edna Gray, and Elsie
King, who are attending the summer school at
Dover spentSunday in Milton with their parents
Rev. Lusk, on Sunday evening, July 3d. left
his umbrella In the cOrrider Of the N. E. Church )
auring the services Of the evening, and when Ae
went for IT, it was gone. Supposedly some one Z
took It by mistake. As this umbrella il a present
70 Mr. Lusk, he prizes il very highly and would
Ike 70 have it returned I
g. b. Atkins iE repainting the residence Of
William Richards. corner Mulberry and La. v
viniR streets
Bateman mas returned to Milton to see his Il
RiIl. u
Sammy" DiekeTson was IN Town on Saturday
win them oxen OF hisen.
Greenhbury Vent and daughter OF Pbiladel-
phia, are the guests OF AdolpRus johnson and
family.
Owing to a severe thunder storm that came on
IN time TO prevent, there was no service al s
either OF the Methodist Churches on Sunday
evening. OF
Town Supervisor Mustard commenced putting Oh
down the new cutters in the newly wideped
'iIeets, in the burnt district on Monday. 10
E. ,. Wilson q Sen'snew building uas the walls u
oi the second story completed and the third set
u h0or joints IN place. Only one more story iiN
'oW 70 complete. This building is situated on iOl
ne northeast corner Of Front and Federal are
Eeets. The first story is II foot pitch the second ua
iory loot pitch. and the third story s foot SUI
lien' The roof VIII be pyramidal In form with '"'
plieh Of ten feet from the base TO the apex. cai
mere is also cellar Is foot by IS foot and there
Ill be hand elevator for freight loot by IA Nsi
'oI running from the cellar TO the third hoor.
There is an electric bulb near the south end Of 'He
edera street that has not been lighted for many pos
'enings. Il is up TO the Georgetown plant 10 sun
lpiain. Ter
oliver Hazard engineer has been bone for was
few days with his family. rap
David WiltOank is making repairs to one ofbls NJ
iidiHgs on Hazard Avenue Fisl
Rev. Lusk went fishing on Lake Fanganzykt -
Monday afternoon. he Was a bout on Tues Wv
y morning. so q
Ars. Hannah Carey has had a new foundation the
y under her front porch on Federal street, Bi
I ne grass that was on the whole sidewalk in -
lht Of the ODD Fellows Cemetery on Norm hhe
lion street, has been nicely cleaned of ANY
uled OUT on ~ daeS a lsHhen t AvaFis Is ante
1 IN. Flen
dies Mary Fisher, Of Philadelphia is visiting
many Milton friends
Oseph Walls will remsye his meat market
~ in present stand-sOuth Union Street-in-
ne 7. b. Atkins old store house, corner Front
Z Federal Streets.
Bohemian from the country came 70 a bar
on Monday with a broken carriage wheel
a9lea 70 get this repaired he got shaved Tn
len ne haoi needed. dats
'ouisa, vile OF JOhn smith, died at her home 11,'
v Rust MIL, on Monday, aged 80 years 10 VI d
NJ ntns ana q days. Funeral services were held Da
" neuneeohy afternoon, al COKesDury NJ. E. over
lrcni Oy the Rev. Thomas, Of GEORGETOWN -
inteTment made in the nearby cemetery By mnc
!. Wilson 4 Son. WI
o. two hours on Tuesday morning. a thunder minis
10 was forcing It's way from the west against -.
EAST wind, toward the zenith. About n O'Clock ueh
eaehed Milton, and for two hours the rain jeetil
red down. The wind was moderate and the tbe q
'tric display terrific. During the battle Of the -.
nents two houses In north Milton, on Mul- 'hAt
y street and within twenty-five yards Of each Mr
er were almost simultaneously struck By the len 4
lrie huid. Captain David buttons new -. =
dlng was struck on the roof near the Chin Kites
A ratter was torn out in the attic and the Wi
considerably damaged. The bolt then went are nj
be second story tearing of the plaster In the -,
way ana also In Mrs. Dutton's bed ROOM phla
nee u went TO the lower room performing Mr..
same freak OF tearing of the plaster and es. have
q Qo&n one Of the back door posts within -,
Eehes OF where Mrs. Dutton was standing, ehtA
Ing board from the porch floor and dis Mr.. a
caring under the porch. Mrs. DuttOn was IN a Il
NED somewhat and left with a headache but -
rwise uniniured, DAY e
le home occupied by Stephen Mcpherson. a ton.
ler,-the former home OF Feter b. Jackson- las
struck also on the top. The chimney was
ked, the end box torn completely of and Doll
b Of the weather boards OF the gable shared DANCE
e tate. The current entered the building now
8 much damage. A little SOD Of Mr.. Nc.
ison was Knocked from a chair, but was un- ana ci