Milford chronicle., 1910-11-11
MILTON NEWS.

The mechanics OF Ni.'ou are getting 10 be very
Independent, oa account OF pleaty Of work. II
man has job ia toe country il is "A hard mat
ter to get mel to do It unless they are tRKen
fourth and back IA AN automobile ard they
often ask a littieeXtr riding around the town.
The mouse cleaning nuisance has been agsin
during the last week. o my, don't this work
come oneu We should think that with burning
tn hs leaves. or, relegaung them to stables the
women have enough 10 90. without eauing
house so often. But they don't.
An Item Of ours few weeks ago was misun-
derstOod II was thought BY some we mean
tue coal burning mad stopped We did not say
90 We said the man and bis daughters who
were setting the kilns had completed their
work aud eft, But "setting the wood for the
ktlns" aud burning It are two different jobs
The burning will probably not be finished, be-
iOge the end Of the year.
SIX weeks ago Wlllism Il. Fox trod Oh a wire
nail which pierced ms loot. The matter appear.
ing trivial but little attention was paid IT, un-
til some time after when the wound became ser
ious, aud Dr VIII Heam who was occupying
his cottage At Broadklu Beach operated on 1t,
aud relief was obtained for time. Subsequent
lY, the wound again began to give trouble and
last week Dr. X. T. Wilson operated on It.
Nt EpA - atllA Whlhlu4 Win EEuAthEh AuOuku
apparently, much better.
Robert Morris has returned from the Medico
CHI Ii ospitsl where he was operated on for in
tsllnal troubles he is much improved.
Mrs. Mollie Russell Of Scranton Pa IS the
guest Of Mrs Elizabeth Chandler.
Rally day VIII be observed at the NJ. P. Church
on Sunday the ~ inst
The third Quarterly Conference Of the NJ. p
Church will BE- held on Monday the Il inst
The sacrament of the Lords supper was sd-
ministered at both the NJ. +. and NJ. p Church !
o. on last sunday morning.
Repairs have been made to the platform at the |
NJ. b. & V. K, R. station; aud that cracked /
chimney top that has been a menace SO long
has bseu repaired.
Bad weather prevailed for three days last
week. On Thursday night it showed. and on
Friday morning quite sprinkle decorated the
roofs Of the towns bui diugs TINS was the first
suOw Of the lesson and twenty days earlier than
the first suow Of at autumn.
new flag has been orOered to take the place
OF the worn out aud weather beaten one, on
the g az pole. 90 be Public school building
Captain Ralph Mcgee aud wife Of New york,
are the guests Of Nj ton Relatives and friends
special services will be held at the ~ p
Church on Thanksgiving.
Lavinis switch on Tuesday
Monday morning was tie coldest of the sea-
son. Water in the On holes along toe county 1
roads. was frozen, and tne ground ikeaise.
JOhu Marker living On MN street has IA sweet
potato that has been dug two years, and has {
been IN good state of preservation until re.
Gently. il Is nos beginning to decay. The pota e
to has oeen kept IN warm room during the &
time, and has produced several sprouts. Il
now hss such on it; aud they are green; proving O.
coucusively there is yet life in the potato. 1
James A. Belts has his new building on north
UuiOn street inciOsed
From one pound Of sugar beet seed sown by \
} K. Atkins, there is said to have been raised a
one hundred bushels Of beets
Mr. aud Mrs C. A. Blizzard and sou e. A. A
Blizzard. IT,, are the guests Of Mrs. Billiards. a
pare is, Nr aud Mrs b. Wee ch J
The Letters IS T. T. & 5. D. Co." on the above o.
named bank were Iegit on Monday by G. b. tt
Atkins. CT
n. o. LOcEerman Of Drawbridge, died on Sat u
usdsy at g ncord, Md. OF bright disease, and II
was ou-,ed At that place. 8
The recen, cold weather has been busy time =
for the cosi merchants. The price is 500 per -
ton. A.
Whatever may be the result Of tO.day's cleo
lion the ctmpaign In this district that has led vi
40 20 IL hiss been one OF inocuous quietlsm b,
rhere have been fewer political meetings held al
han vas ever before known IN the history Of fu
he town; and the minds Of the people appear to gr
nave oeen but little disturbed over the election nj
" any particular candidate. However oD Sun. d.
lay there we're two automobiles, said TO be ali
rom Milford and occupied by democrat politi. H,
ans touring the country. They passed through
l.
aid their objective point was Lewes. On Tues. n.
lay morning there was considerable delay In -,
pening the polls. and it lacked but seven min.
ties 70 niue O'Clock when the announcement
ras made Tor voting. And then the already
lrmed line OF many people began to move, and
nth but little intermisslon; this was kept up
ntil the voting closed. There we're III votes
lst 81 less than the regisirsted which is 74s.
here Is supposed e. be many scratched tickets
I'D Il will be likely to take all night to tally out
e result The day was a fair one and as usual 2
Iere we're gathered in Milton the many repre-
atatives Of the genus homo from this district
be democrats we're active, and on the alert &c E
or. while spathy appeared to be the chief con. =
tuent OF the republican leaders-if there are has
y OF course the democrats were fighting for Ha
Of the liquor question, and II we bel
y venture an opinion, VS. will say that we ket
} republicans are beaten "ike the - In
S district. Tnis Is our belief before we knew y.
vthing about the result This has been -
cAabls and qniet election. Almost all per
Z did IS they pleased; some however. with q
le pA rsuatiOu. and we saw but one drunk g,
ing I've day. The disappointed ones OF to- 81,
rroW Aay congratulate themselves that they nai
not the,only ones who have ever been de- Sor
led at any election. DAG. KEN @
for the Kidneys and Rheu. yeai
49,. t,h,,,.,.,,. tar,o,-- SO. - Hon
'.'1' = tNu'No'sns "enieuy' oee -nt OF 3
s5 cents.