Milford chronicle., 1911-01-20

The marriage Of Miss Margaret Rust daughter OF
Mr., and Mrs Robert R. Rust Of HarbesOn, to VIII
liam c. Green OF Angola. Is announced to tske
place al the home Of the brides parents on We'd
nesday evening the 2oth inst.
Clarence Vent has removed to the William Vent
homestead, near Harbeson.
Samuel Fithian proprietor OF the Central cigar
store. has removed his family from Salem ~ J' te
this town, and occupies the property OF Mr'' Moihe
Lingo, on North Union street.
The Royal Packing Co, Is now contracting tor
the growing Of peas.
On Thursday William Wharton had an attack OF
spasmodie asthma. at John Mcgee $ barber shop
! DR.. Douglass was hastily summoned and admins
tered necessary remedy. and in two hours he was
so far recovered as to be attended to his home on
Chandler street. He is now fully recovered
/ Captain Jobr C. Jones. Of williamsburg Va. has
/ been in town part Of the past week attending TO
business concerning property he owns here
] The gypsy band that was eneamped opposite La
vinia camp ground has gone farther south. lhe
camp ground remains the tents ore still there one
water closet is partly wrecked and several boards
are left lying across the seat in the pfea'heT stand
where the children had been playing see-saw-
There are several coal kilns now burning and
/ fourteen more remain to be banked over TOT tha'
/ purpose near Lavinia Wood
Lightning and thunder was feature Of Sunday
with small quantity Of rain.
/ The following recommendation was given by a
gentleman Of this town the eolored msn herein
named;
To whom Il May Concern
s;r..-Tb;s mans name is George David Morti-
mer Bryan. son Of Cephus Sokin bryan % view
York City No relation to William jennings bIyan. l,
He Is honest and will do justice to any position you
may give him. He longs Tor city HE; ana lignt
work Any favors you may show him to piaee ms
feet on higher ground will be APPRECIATED oy MN.
self He wears a number shoe. We woulo, not
part with him. but we have many more like him
He counts on election day
What has developed into German measles was
the cause Of scarlet fever las, week In some
parts Of the town. the former disease prevailed
among some children. The parents Of other chill
dren as was natural, became alarmed, and suppos-
ing the disease to be scarlet fever waited on the
Board Of Health and threw a part Of its members
into state Of hysteria who declared the churches
which were holding revival services, and the school
must be closed. This was done for the remainder
Of the week. The scare is now over. The churches
hela services on Sunday; and the extra meetings
began again on Sunday evening. ! he schools re-
opened on Monday. Any one knows every time a
school is closed for day or more, it becomes dis
organized to certain extent and all other business
of town is injured whed any epidemic is threat
ensd. The Board Of Health is no doubt SONY for
its precipitation, and the people hope that such q
hysterical feet may not occur again.
William n. Welce, Of this town. and at present
principal Of the Glendale public schools, will take
the place Of lst Vice Principal Of the Milton Public
Schools made vacsn, by the death Of E. W. War
rem commencing Monday, the 2Sd inst
Miss Edith c Clendaniel, Of Milford, is the guest
Of Robert Walls and family, at Ssevensonville.
Prof Fearing was sitting at his front window op-
posi,e the NJ. P. Church and looking across the
following paeord in front Of the church; Revival
Services This Week" Hitter ruminAting while he
mused well. ! guess that's to let the neishbors
know there's meeting going on this week" Prof.
Fearing is member and one Of the official board
Of the church d. A. c.
D,,'t suffer- USE RHEUM ICUREN