Milford chronicle., 1910-09-09
MILTON NEWS.

The Milton public Schools will open Monday
the 18th inst and continue nine months. The
faculty number the following: Prof. Ernest Dep
uty, Of Lincoln, principal; Prof. Ebenezer
Warren Of Milton. vice-princlpal; Miss Myra
Shears, OF Huriock, Nd, 2nd vioe-prneipal; Miss
Mary Hardesty, OF Seai0rd Srd vice principal;
Mrs. Stella Bacon. OF Milton, primary depart
ment
Our delegates attended the Dover Convention
on Wednesday Of last week as did also several Of
the other fellows vino are high up in political
probabilities
Cyrus Bacon. more familisrly known through
out Kent ana Sussex counties as Ed Bacon a
leading musician Of many years, is a candidate
for the nomination for Coroner Of Sussex county.
Mr.. Bacon is a resident Of Milton and according
20 the law OF retaliation, the nomination belongs
20 this nde Of the county.
Rev. and Mrs. Frank Holland left on Friday
for season OF recuperstion at Pltman Grove.
The latter part of last week the canneries were
taxed 10 their capacity. Goodwin Bros. who ara
buying more than all the other factories put to-
vether. bad almost l. 900 baskets left from Satur-
day 70 commence Monday WITH
A Democratic primary will be held on 5atur'
day 70 elect delegates TO attend the Democratic
State Convention which conYenes at Dover on
Tuesday the 18th.
Dr. Leonard is studying Esperanto. He says
'there is one thing certain, sam Wilson Will
never bury me-" but the doctor don't know
everything.
During the summer when many visitors were
here we secured many subscribers 10 the Chron-
icle. They simply came and said, I'VE are more
than pleased with the news you give Us through
the Chronicle and I want to take it, AND
presto, no sooner said than done. They take II.
VIM. h. Davidson OF Philadelphia. Joined his
wife VINO has been 10 Milton for a couple OF
weeks, on Saturday evening. They returned TO
the city on Monday.
Labor Day was observed by the closing Of the
banks that's all.
Arch Conwell came from Philadelphia, on
Saturday evening visited his mother and went
back to his quarters on Monday.
The colored camp at Lavinia Woods closed on
Sunday night and a woe begone set were in
town Monday morning Financially the camp
was d failure spirituality does not enter into col
ored camp meetings nowadays. Yet Lavinia
camp has one thing TO boast-li It has sent no
one into the spiritual world by prayer, it has
sent no one on the other side by pistol. The man
agemeut boast that as far AS returns are in, but
one pistol shot was fred in hearing Of the camp
erouns Good record: score 100 per ceut for La
vinia.
Blanche Lc fand aged % years daughter Of
James Lodand OF Prime Hook neck. this county
died in Philadelphia on Monday Of tuberculosis
There remains we're brought to Milford on
Tuesday and taken In charge by Oscar Belts IN
dertaker and conveyed to the Belts burial Gem
etery near Milton. where sepuiture took place
Rev. c. A. Behringer OF swedesboro, n. J..
wife and son. after spending his vacation in and
around Milton, returned to his home via VIII
mington by automobile. Miss Elizabeth Fowler
sister in-law to Mr. BehringeT. accompanied
the party to Wilmington from whence she pro-
ceeded to Philadelphia where she resides.
l53 tickets we're sold at the Milton station on
" ednssday Tor the excursion to Colchester.
; Henry Hook has built gasoline launch that /
beats the Emma Chandler Billy Robinson's /
launch heretofore the fastest one on the Broad
kiln Billy Acknowledges the fact which is gen.
orally hard to get many people to do. Capt /
Frank Carey is having an engine put in his boat |
and It is possible that Mr. Hoods may De beaten |
by this one, as the law Of progress In maritime
circles Is for the last Deadnaught to be the most
midable, and IN 5oats the fastest
The Goodwin Co. shipped a car load Of canned
tomatoes last week.
Racks for hitching purposes have been put in
front Of the Palmer Block on Federal street For
hitching purposes they will answer but such
things on the front street and In front OF such q
building like this. certainly mars its beauty and
reflects the mechanical taste Of the one who put
them there. They are neither plum, square.
evel nor oval.
Thomas Ingram has a two-inch auger with
four foot shank and when the water gets to
standing on his sidewalk he bOres holes in the
ground and lets the water 4 the sidewalk. He
wants 10 devise means to run the water through
on the other side. Toms genius and he has
nothing else to do than to study out something
new.
Mrs L. G. Short Of Philadelphia, Miss Bessie
Reed and Il. Mount Of Wilmington, are Whiting
friends In Milton and vicinity.
Another washout near the bridge last week
We expect there will have to be concrete wall
put Al this place 10 hold the sidewalk from
washing into the river
on wednesday Aug. a, Mrs. Lambert Harring.
on and Ella Collins OF Philadelphia who was
visiting Mira Harrington, brought charge Of
against Charles Moore John
Moore and Dora Reed, prominent young mar
led men OF lower Broadkln. The misdeamer
vas alleged to have been committed the prev
Gus Monday at the home OF Mrs. Harrington,
q Pike Neck. after hearing the evideuce Squire
collins held the trio 10 $500 cash ball for their
appearance at the October -erm OF court, which
1aiI was furnished by John NAPLES e. A. Conner
and Joseph Moore The writer was at the hear
ng OF the case and knew all aboutit. There are
many things we hear that at the time Of hearing
,re not ripe for publication and this seemed to
he mind OF the writer 20 be one. Last week
he women came in and agreed 10 drop the suit
( the defendants would pay the costs which de-
endauts did.
$1,000 REWARD is hereb. offered to anyone
furnishing us evidence leading to the cOnvic-
.ion OF any substltutor or dealer who attempts
10 fake the trade with counterfeit kHEUMI-
cURE-a physicians remedy for Rheumatism,
Kidney Trouble, etc.
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