Milford chronicle., 1911-05-26

The Senior Class Of the Georgetown
Hlgh school will present Mr.. BobU To-
nlSht "wednesday in the new Opers
mousse Foliowlng are the cast of char
acters Philip RoysOu," " Charles Tor
Dert Robert Brown, " clerk of Benson
and Benson, John Abbott Miss Rebec-
cas- butler, Jenkins, BENJAMIN Abie-
man Rebecca Luke" a maiden lad,
Miss Lila Carey Katherine ROGERS :
her niece, Miss Ruth Hardestv ''Efsr;s,,
Bryant, Katherine's friend. Miss Matfie.
Walls Patty, Miss Rebecca's mad
Miss Olive Roach MANY of the cast a..
wei known to the people of the to-, -
| talented local artists "H d
! george Roland Messick has been e1ectal7
treasurer for the town in lien az AIfreI
B. Robinson, resigned. -Aiii eA
! ne local base ball team has arrsrga,y
ior TWO games to be played on the locsi
,laihond decoration Day. As the Mills
Ooro cluO is said TO be a strono one eo,-,s
good playing is expected. '-ie
e- a odlI lliiie made up of the Court House
OrhClaIS and lawyers PLAYED the reo1,is.r-
local team Tuesday and were trounCs5
An unknown person tried to efTect a.,
entrance to the residence of Nrsrt;,, T =
Gates three times Monday nipbt ar5 L.
the homes of Alfred WorkT1ar, s,,S -. -
Nust. All OF the attempts proved unsrc-
Rev. James W. Colona. pastor of We
ley NJ r. Church, assisted in Az C,oeo
Day exercises of the Bridoe,-;1i. SJ;HI, HI
School on Wednesday,.
The contract for repairino +La g..
Almshouse has been awarded 70 Ia,,,ae
A. carey. Work on the BUILDINGS viii bs
started shortly. iss Will DC
ne sussex County Ministerian Asso-
Gauon held meeting here Iaet Nfo,,5S.-
morning and completed the orga,,i1st;oy
Uy seleCung the following as members of
IN SIe executive committee: Rev. e
1HSN NuIlough, Rev. L. B. MORGAN Rev
JON! gonn X henderson, of this town z N
Sollli,ils' S'l.,, Harbeson, and V. Z. Hills sci.
OyVlIis. a meeting will be held in Wes-
Ohurch on Monday, lune 5tb
l'ast thursday about noon one of +ha
s, accidents that ever occ,rTed -
lnis secton happened at the mjIIof EI.r-
Wy j. Oordy, Of this town, located he
.wSen IS mere S,: and Milton, when his brotber-
~ Ia" ShIiord Russell, son of Mr. and
VI >, James Russell, residing near fbis
-UwH, -,., Whiie ot-bearing from the bio ss-v
,liPPsu ana iell into it. It is not E1e,yr
HS became overheated and fell
2r ,, ms feet slipped, throwing him LIN, into 'i it
MV IIsers OF the left hand were severad
MS BODY almost sawed in two. FIVE In
'l"ee I, IN two, and his liver and inno ~
ne night side struck. None of tbe 6 T,SrS -
men about the mill saw the accident ,vha,
happened, but the SAWYER in a mr. TnornaTt mnT4
aw the man in the perilous condit;on
.nu haStened to stop the engine. Dr. '-CH y
rang Jones and Dr.. Joseph B. Wapies
81 - OF TINS town, were summoned who
lu everything possible to relieve his snf.
eIlng' out without avail. Despife HE
langied condition he lived untii about
ye clock, and it is said. remained Con-
Jlous all the time. Funeral Services tool bC,
lace from the home of his parents 'I nc
ody being taken there from his , bo7,,eat ~
le request of his parents for -,,S service q
aI9rday afternoon, and intermenf made rs
Union Cemetery. Young Russell re-
I Ipeo on the Hilyard farm between be~s
la Milton and had only been married Me-.
ooui four months. His widow ;s
Aughter Of Thomas Wilson.