Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
MILTON NEWS.

The bad weather Of many days has given all Of VI
the blues and all the diseases incident to this sea
son are prevalent. Nothing Contagious but coughs
colds, sore throat influenza. tonsolids lorngisis
and host Of other complaints are keeping the peo
pie within doors, and giving the doctors employ
ment. The mortality amongst the aged has beer
great during the past few weeks, must have ap-
peared from our mortuary list during that time
But, as all roads must have an end, so must bad
weather. And on Friday morning it took turn
We stoved in the backyard from the coal kiln al
Lavinia woods, and with the sun abou, three diam
eters above the horizon and the smoking coal kln'
intervening there was presented panaTama o
beauty And as stood there enraptured, another
man came along. and what you doing standing
there talking to your self fora' said he. 70 ! am
taking in the beauty Of this scenery; isn't it beAuti-
! full delightful T. Lovely. pretty girl was
the reply While we grumble much at the weather
It must be admitted We have great deal that is
good, seasoned with verv little that is bad.
| Last week We sent the new Board Of Trustees
elect Of the NJ E. Church but unable at that
time. to get the names Of the stewards They fol-
! low: Mrs. Josiah Culver. Mrs Thomas Hood drs.
James Conwell, Mrs. Geo E. Mcgee, Miss Sallie
! Loiand Mrs. James Mason, Andrew Bryan, Geo
/ Waples. Joseph Lank. Dr.. J. c. Wiltbank, c c
Davidson. E. p Davidson, ". W. Davidson, J, C..
Elinsworth E. E. Mcgee, T. l. Black. S L Black,
W. T. starkey The following is the newly elected
committee on music J. B. Weleh. J. Filings
worth Leon Black Miss Laura Conner and Lostie
Weleh. J B. Weleh, c. H. Davidson and William
Davidson are the newly elected class leaders; and
William Davidson and ". T. Ssarkey have been
exhorters.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference Of the NJ. P
Church will be held on Monday February 2Oth
The track Of land. belonging to the late Henry K
West near Overbrook and recently sold was
bought By James Davis for siSlOO. It contained ~
Rev j. NJ. Sheridan. Presden, Of the Maryland
Annual Conference. will preach at the NJ F. Church
on Sunday evening the 18th inst
Letters Of administration on the estate Of the late
Asa F. Conwell. have been granted to ARA
Holland and Mrs Susan E. Coulter.
Edward Meors and family Of Philadelphia are
visiting the formers parents. Nh and Mrs Mears
Las. week S. Wilson 8, Son removed the
mains of the late Isaac F. Warren, from the New
Market Cemetery. and re-interred them in Odd Fell
lows Cemtery, Milford.
Wallace Irwin has been visiting his family
Mary Carey, student at West Chester Normal
School and daughter of the late James Rhodes
Carey, has returned to her school since attending
the funeral Of her father.
James Perkins. eolorsd man. cut his foo. badly
last week while ehoppng wood He was taken to
the Office Of Dr. Douglass who took FIVE stitches to
close the wound
Goodwin Bros & Conwell continue to ship canned
soods to northern and western markets.
W. W. Conner killed the last Of his sty hogs on
Thursday. It was . 6ne fellow. but he didn't
weigh him.
A representative OF the anti-saloon league preach
ed at the NJ E. Church on Sunday morning. and a
the NJ. P. Church on Sunday evening.
Captain Potter has abou, cleared the wreck Of the
sunken steamer Marie Thomas, Of the machinery,
and boiler; and has towed the schooner Golden
Rule, belonging to Captain James Seu and which
has been lying partly submerged in sluiee for
several years, therefrom. and is utilizing her
a fulorum in raising the wreck After this .hall