Milford chronicle., 1910-04-15
MILTON NEWS.

On Sunday morning the Rev. A. c. McGiltou
%. D made the startling announcement tha
on next Sunday be expects to preach mis- las
sermon from the Milton Pulpit The news was
startling because unexpected; yet It has beer
developed, change has been in allegiance since
the Salisbury Conference. Mr.. McGilton re
ceived a letter on Saturday evening informing
him be had been transferred 10 the Connecticut
Conference, and would be stationed al Hartford
Dr. Lusk will come 70 Milton. THE latter Il
not vouehed for as exactly correct; though be-
heved to be- Il Is understood that the Rev
illiam Hudson Of Zion, White Chapel, and
n ,sau Charge has been transferred to anothtI
difference. There appears 10 be a shaking up
meway amongst the mu ists ria maternity, but
c- tainly the laity have nOthiug to do with IL,
ana particularly the laity of the Milton NJ. E.
Church. There is too much unihca,ion amongst
them 10 do any wrong. 0, no; there is nothing
OUT of gear with the Milton mem bership.
On Sunday afternoon the N. Z. sunday School
elected Miss Laura Mitten Conner delegate TO
attend the stale Convention TO be held in viii
miIs;ou on April 27th and 2Sth. Miss Lottie
Weich was chosen alternate.
Robert Mugford of syracusc, ~ Y, was the
guest Of Otis Goodwin and family. last week
Anent, the "Mothers Meeting" mentioned
els- where we read an account of one, given in
dali where a spinster was expatiatlng on the
rights OF chi dren; when a mother replied, at
appears 20 me you ignore their right to be born"
On Monday Isaac W. Nai or commenced TO put
con .-ete pavements IN front OF j. L. Black and
Csssy & Darby's store houses. He also is at
wors hnishli up he Mears building
We we're somewhat astonished ON Monday
morning 90 see the dogw ood In bloom; and the
otk-s varieties Of trees of the wOods' are put
tins ont their buds The maple trees Of the
tow aye ia leaf aud the grass by the wayside
is green. All these proclaim thatspring is really
her
lr was inieu ded 10 con me nee excavatirg for
the foundation OF the undertaking and furniture
s.3ra Of s. J. wilson < Son, this week, but owing
the illness OF the contractor the Work has been
LAID oyer until next week.
% the night Of March Srd Louis n White of
this own shot Frank Babe Simpler, in the |
mouth with a reyover, knocking out three teeth |
Tae act was committed on North Union street |
and was over a girl. He was arrested and ar
Ranged before Justice Collins who held him in /
So 5ai for court. Being unable TO give bail he |
wa sent to Georgetown jail Last week his
case came before The Court, when he plead
guilty, and was prObHted to n. W. White
Or two years-prothonotory and formerly OF
Hflson. White was IN town ON Tuesday evening
aat seen going in the direction. where the
ca-ss Of his trouble, .ives.
Goodwin & Co. shh ped another invoice OF
2aaued goods asi week.
Stasterers have commenced work on the in
slda oi David DattOu's building, corner Mul
1ef ard Lavib.a streets.
Captain George Hunter has put fine wire
=nce In front of his lot at the east Of Atlantic
.tyset.
Fsed Reed has built stable and carriage ;
loiss, as eutbuidings to his property on Sand
.rset.
Large quantities Of railroad ties, with the bark {
,ee.ed Oh. are being collected along the road, q
81. presumably. part OF them are 10 be used ]
a the n. d. & V. track {
The town assessment has been completed and I
copy Of it may be consulted at the post office
Mrs Andrew Conoway has been suffering I
silh an altact Of asthma at Sculltown. 4
kenest Conwell has been quite III at his home
-sf the suburbs. t
Mrs George Reed and Son. OF Philadelphia $
sc he guests Of Adolphus johnson and family o
"a Chestnut Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ScatiergOod and children 3
F.; Germantown, Pa, have been the guests Of C. r
Waples and family. y
e R. Draper has put q new roof On one side OF
is annery near the railroad station I,
George B. Atkins is doing the glazing on the S
-. ner Block Of buildings; and there's plenty 5,
~
George e. Megeeshipped car load Of rough h
aber. last week. "
Ms. Ida Fox has bought OF Mrs. c. NJ. Mccoy p
& -ssge on Broadkiln Beach.
s, Blizzard has been appointed bridgetender v
rawbridge, at a salary Of $4,000 per annum. F
Last week Moses Brittingham had his right u
3 severelly injured. He was saving wood at s.
.rbroOk. with a circular saw run by portable Il
saiiue engine when his leg caught in the belt IA
Tbs ". c. T. o. will hold "Motters Meet
& at the home OF Miss Jennie Lynch on re
lgr day afternoon. April 18th. th
ras W. c. 7. U. will hold its regular business al
sing at the. home Of Mrs. Annie Hopkins on
inday evening the Is inst. lCC
larence Clifton has commenced 70 build ex
'4 ling near he naturalization, at the south
limit OF the t0an. The main building viii q
xisft anu the annex l2fix12ft two stories.
he beauty Of the apple trees with variegased
3ns are very pretty At this season, and we ini