Milford chronicle., 1910-10-14
MILTON NEWS.

I is.dee King her arena IN crimson The pale ray
q OF the sun cast a halo oger the surrounding
scenery "The squirrel eyes the chestnuts brown
ing" aud acorns are falling iD the forests neal
by lazy feeling creeps over US as we mediate
on our beautiful morning walks. Our thoughts &c
back TO the long ago when similar scenes pre-
= sented themselves 10 youthful mind, not ther
;. in a condition to become enraptured with Its en-
vironments. The Oct. sunshines come once q
year and II seems to Us there are no other sun
shines like them. They will soon be gone. Time
In its onward march will soon introduce the nv.
perborean blast and we snail be shivering in tbc
clutches Of Arctic weather Summer is past II
there was nothing else to remind US Of the fact
the discOntinu tnce of excursion trains on the N
b. & V. R. r. would do 80. Summer visitors are
gone to their homes and to their work. in idle
hours to dream over the summer, whether It be
OF bliss orsOrrow, Of eapuvat'on OF arrangement,
they will dream many many times over the
summer OF 1910 such is life.
The troub esome leaves are beginning to claim
the attention Of the indusl ious housewife The
shade Of the trees is delicious during the hot and
sultry summer days out when autumn comes and
they begin to shed their foliage, the trouble be.
gins. It is a continuous sweep sweep uutil all
are gone. Yet In autumn we are only paying for
the pleasures of summer
The political battle is now OF and TO view the
personnel Of each party 1t does not appear hard
to pick fine best man. AS far as the temperance
question goes &c will not be hard for the teetotal-
eTs to know which candidates are wet or dry.
/ A Cave Neck young m IN had a runaway on
Thursday. WheR coming down the grade 10 n
Milton part of the gears became unfastened and
he could not hold the horse. The buggy ran on
to the horse which ran to get out Of the way Of
the buggy until level ground was reached wnen
the animal was stopped.
Virginia Brockinston and Mrs Esther Bollnson
left last week for Philadelphia toenter the Med
leo Chi. Hospital to study for trained nurses
a car load Of charcoal was shipped from Lori
mer switch to Philadelphia on Saturday.
Chestnuts are selling for ten cents a quart.
Two gentlemen. one an ex-soldier were walk
ing down the street under an umbrella when a
man slightly tpsy said TO another man: docs
the government furnish ex-soldiers with umDrel. /
ias'' Certainly, who else dOes2
Dr. r. T. Wilson has bought Of Joshua Gray a /
Buick auto Mr. Gray is sub agent for the /
machine
Clarence Welch. former drygoods salesman
Of Milton who went to Philadelphia some time
ago aud secured job as driver of a delivery wa
gon at Cob0s Bakery is said to have been promo
ted to foreman Of the establishment.
Rev l. f. Lusk has removed his family to
Westerly. R. l. for a time and Is now keeping
bachelor hall at the n E. parsonage. The ei-
feet Of this was apparent on Sunday when he
was unable to preach. J. B. Welch offciated in
his stead.
H. A. Draper and the Royal Packing Co. clos
ed on tomatoes last week. It is agreed by all the
csnneries that the pack has been about half
that of an ordinary year. This is hoped to be
for the best as it may cause an advance in price.
Miss Elsie King W ent to Rehoboth aHd enter.
ed the school there on Monday as one of the as
sistant teachers.
James A. Belts has the foundation laid and
cellar made for his new building on North Union
Street.
On Monday as John Walker turned a corner
with a load OF fertilizer on his wagon he broke
he tongue aud was detained quite while.
There was no preaching service at the NJ P
church on sunday Rev. Frank Holland is ex-
'ected to return from Pittm .n Grove on We'd
lesdaY whether he has been recupsrating from
yphoid fever.
Oct. 23d will be observed as Rally day at the !
u. +. Church.
Mrs. Jennie Blizzard left on Monday for a visit l
n Philade phis.
Many people went to Georgetown on Monday
o attend the show and others 10 attend Court.
IN Tuesday a few persons visited N nford also.
o attend the show. Train communication with
lilford is all right now
Johu U. Jones, res estate agent has sold to H. 7
I. wagamon, the house aud lot on Federal St
nown as the ex-Goy. Pender Mansion property. u
lr. wagamon will immediateI " begin to repair Il
nd remodel the building. 81
Chss Maui OF Cave Neck is said to have 81
atheied this year from seven Trees eight bush
Is of chestnuts. Ia
su, etvisor Mustard is now stoning part OF u
lie north part OF Chestnut ST.
Miss Leonora stridler is paying a business y
sit to Milton. re
The item that appeared in our communica &c
on Of a few weeks ago relating to watch and
isin being stolen from George W. Jones ofnear
is town, by colorei man in his employ ap.
.ars to have been the means Of leading to the
rest Of the thief: The history Of the occurance
as follows:-Someone at Greenwood saw the Vi
sm in the Milton letter aud believing he had "
otted the man, putting up" near town, wrote
anonymous letter to Mr. Jones relating his "
lief, and not wishing TO be mixed up in the ne ne
Sc signed himself confidential. Mr.. Jones 'u
-ote to the Deputy States Attorney at George Gu
wu relating the details Of e. anonymous va
ter. The Deputy Attorney Immediately acted u''
the case by sending a detective to Green Hi'
,od aud he having the details OF the Green at
'od letter had no trouble in locating his man. 81
10 after being closely questioned admitted the oy
Eft. he was taken to Georgetown and after a us
sliminary hearing lodged in Jail. He is
% guilty OF the larceny Of a gold watch at we
chmond Va. Should the Virginia authorities "n
wish to extradite him he will be tried for the an'
ence at the February term Of Court at George 'ne
yn. The gold watch stolen at Richmond Va, un'
d Mr.. Jones silver watch and chain are now 'ur y
the possession Of the Deputy States Attorney.
:. Jones desires to sincerly thank the unknown son
end at Greenwood who sent him the informa. ceu
n, leading to the thiefs arrest. DAG.
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