Milford chronicle., 1910-11-18
MILTON NEWS.

nFar from the madd,ng crowds igpoble strife,
Their sober wishes never learned % stray;
Aiong the cool subQu-stered va oI lie
They kept the nOlseless ienOr Of their way"
And SO It is with we around Milton. The
sampaign Is ended. the election Is over and we
are moving "along he subquestered vale OF life
keeping 1.-THE even tener OF our way" There
was nothing enthusiastic IN the late campaign
TO knock one of his feet. to destroy ia any
his equilibrium. Only. an old fashioned elec-
tiOn. And now II Is all over and people are
Woi deTing how It all happened Some say, in
New YorE, it was hit at the adore. tue tremen.
dOus. Aud n it was Il hit him pretty hard; so
hard that some hope be may never have a res
direction. IL has been demonstrated the one
man power will not do in this country, there
are others who desire recognition and they aie
going to have it even IL it be over the downfall
Of someone's cherished idol. The result Of the
election Ia this district appeal to be satisfactory
80 all. We Imagine there aIe some who feel
sore over the result. This caunot be he ped; as
One-haif Of the Candidates were doomed to de-
feat. However like good tficers they entered
he,oampaign calculating the cost of defeat
ana having their vase OF supplies guarded and
line Of retreat open in case of failure. spurred
on by the stimulus Of expectancy, they have
now reached the goal Of rea iz4tiUn aud their
ed or defeated Like good American cit zei /
We bow to the viii OF the N jority " IN the well
known EXPLANATORY "vox popun. Vox dieuW
The hsppiest man on election day and IRE /
turn day." ani subsc queuty, was probably the !
Inspector Of election la this district He is By /
nature, a man Of iovial disposition aud lively /
temperament. aud added to this the ecIat Of |
Office how could any sane man help from show.
ing o.
The Old time "Feturn day" which Is Thursday
after election day, appears ike many other old
tme institutions to be on the waue; Il one may
judge from the representation OF Georg town
from this point. Very lew were there from
Milton, and these we're Of the old time pursuaq
siOn. and attended presumably, perfu0ctorily
mther than otherwise.
A free for All 8ghC' occurred on election night
on the "Bowery" between members OF "their
own household" few knock downs, ana
bloody noses, and au amicable settlement, that ,
Is all. "Let Us have peace"
The Mothers meetings would be interest
ins were they held by mothers. But rs they are
held In most part BY those who, should they ,
hesr a baby cry, would be frightened almost TO
dealh, aud would get out Of the rOum lssiaut y,
lt really makes Que smile One Of these meet. .
Ings was held a short time ago on Chestnut
ittet ~ "ulcn qulle An IL terts ing time le aid
10 have been had. In readine over the account r
# the recherche affair the Home training for ,
lhildren," the new recruits that we're added TO
be membership etc the lady col eluded with
% child Was sUru." "Whapa that, ex.
ia med many in chorus Read that sgsin p'- r
)ne child was bapused 'Oi"-And refresh.
nenis we're served.
ten and Palmer are paiDtipg the residence
~. C. Palmer on North linton Street.
Leen Blsek is having his property on Chest
ut street repsinted by g. b. Atkins.
fEdWard Caihoon Is building a concrete curb.
gNin front OF his properly on Chestnut street
Louis l.. Muslard has made repairs about his
sineuce on ChestBul street.
Il KA wagamon has raised the building he
leiv purchased o. Federal street, aud viii
on begin 70 remodel Il.
I. InAram has the brick work completed to
residencas aud the fno porc1 built 70
,ea trout irom Lewes were 10 town on Fri y
,; and on saturday, herTlr caught In the lll
nndkiln were for sale 81 "A csnis a dozen. W
ese iish are unu,,ua AZ this season, ~
'hsrie< Fisher oi' BrOadki Is, tbis week, re ~
siug 10 town, andf will oecupy the property
/. q. Hazz ,fd on Federal etfett. He viii a.
le p-oI RI far-hip ok the hareware store late Fo
Vapiss King, a. 20 lpn ~ the invoice can be