Milford chronicle., 1911-06-30


before the storm came up, and when be
p arrived home the horse died.
e During the storm of FRIDAY night, OF
e Saturday morning, lightning struck a
large white oak. in Lavinia Woods shiv-
eriug it up badly.
An accident to the mail train on the
NJ, d. & Y. r. r. at Hickman DELAYED
a the passengers to Milton on SATURDAY
3 noon
Rufus Ellingsworth and daughter Mrs
Elizabeth Johnson, have gone to Phila-
delphia 20 visit Mr.. Elliugsworth' other
daughter, Mrs Mary Green. who is very
III with typhoid
The last pea canning was done OH Fri
day by the Royal Packing Company and
the company is now shipping its goods
The season has been short and the pack
| poor; and unless there is more in the
! business than appears on the surface. il
/ was hardly worth while for the company
to go to the trouble to build up again
| W. W Conwell has telephone connec-
ton now with his residence near town.
and all other parts. His connection was
completed last week.
Chandler $ peach orchard has enough /
peaches on its trees, though. perhaps,
none too many. BY the way. the man
who IS supervising Mr. Chandler farm.
IS trespassing on the duties of the towns (.
supervisor of streets. Mulberry Street 70
the town limits, is a street and not
road, and is under the jurisdiction of
the town. a few years ago considerable
money was spent OH this street for side
walk, and cutters Now from the en-
trance TO Mr.. Cases residence. north TO
the peach orchard a distance Of three or
four hundred yards, the sidewalk has
been ploughed with the field. clear TO
the street and person on walking must
walk IN the street The town is entitled
10 SIX feet of sidewalk. and it is the duty
oi Town Council to see that the town gets
1t as well on Mulberry Street as on Fed
eral Street. If this farm is unfortunate
enough to be within the town limits ii
must be subject to the town $ ordinances
Now what Is Town Council going to do
bout it'
David Clcudaniel is suffering with
'ery troublesome boil on his right hand.
Robert Walls is painting his new resi-
.euce at Steveusouville.
John Barker has completed the plumb
lg IN the toilet room of the Jr. O. l.. A. m
I. Hall
John Bailey has laid a pavement i'm NJ
-ont Of the meat store of Clendaniel & N,
davidson, corner Federal and Mulberry n
treets ".
large snake was killed near the iron N,
ridge on Friday 1t is said to have had Tn
catfish in its mouth. and-O, we II sav Nc
b more of what we have besri -. = Lel
It some one may say that's another
lake story
As the Pipe Organ Fund Committee. Wi
e Rev. Hust, S. l.. Black and 7. /.
ack went to Philadelphia last week To,
10 returned home safe. We understand ~
ey were like unto a celebrated general Fri
France, who with 40 900 men Tue
irched up hill. and then marched IT,
wu again Fri,
ne SUNDAY morning class at the NJ. T,
Church has been discontinued for Phil
% months, Commencing next SUNDAY
rning the Sunday School at this
lrch VIII hold its session in the morn
during the months of July and Aug -
commencing at 10 a. M
Rev. Frank Holland and family are
ting IN Maryland. Owing to the fact -
re were no preaching services al the ~
7. Church on SUNDAY. =
ne SHIRT and Overall factory a "shut-
.n of one week, resumed operation =
Monday a
IT, Chipmau who was elected 10
e as principal of the Milton Public
ool' has declined the position and
ward Williams, of near GEORGETOWN
been elected as principal.
the school election held on Saturday
K B. Hopkins, Dr. J. c WiltbanL.
John B. Mustard were elected com U
ioners to serve for three wears vice a
. Oollans, ] { Lank and Or. Wilt
= The whole committee met on
rday evening and perfected an or
lauon ny re-electing Thomas II.
glass president, Chas. +. Darby.
'tary and J. NJ. I.auk treasurer.
satisfy a skeptiCism that we evinced
George A. Wilson of Stevenson
tod us he had ripe peaches to eat
sunday, he brought two to town on
lesday and showed them to us. and
ere convinced
oiored minister, Rev. Tohns from
~, Mass, has removed TO Milton
WI reside on Federal ST. and preach
E NJ. Z. Church, in South Milton.
5. Elizabeth NJ. Clifton and dauph-
nnie, are visiting relatives in Ches- a
ID Philadelphia
TUESDAY Samuel Fitheran COM
I'd the brickwork on his new build
ear the bridge.
e L. Walls, daughter of Mr.. and
Edgar Walls, died near town on
esday, aged Is years, months and
). Funeral at Beaver Dam on Fri
ternoon by the Rev Simms and
IN Beaver Dam Cemetery by S. I.
] & Son
l. B. Hastings died near Robbins
dnesday of tuberculosis, aged so
10 months and II days. Funeral a
IS were held at Faith NJ. +. Church
lrday morning and interment made
etery by 5. J. Wilson & Son.
hall W, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w
son, died at Lewes on Friday Of
S, aged 2years and p days. Funeral
lence on Sunday afternoon bv the
,hnson, and remains deposited in
cemetery by s. J Wilson & Son. ~
). Stanton died at her home in
~u on Saturday evening, after a
ig illness Of dropsy, aged So years.
eral was held at the NJ. +. Church
iday afternoon by the Rev. Hurst
pulture made in Odd Fellows
ry by 5. J. Wilson & Son. De-
caves one brother and two daugh-