Milford chronicle., 1911-03-10
MILTON NEWS.

b Wilmington Conference Of the Methodist
ropal Church. eonvenes at Wilmington on
assday March 18th. There is some inquiry
gs the members Of the NJ. E. congregation as
ON they may get as pastor for the coming
-nc= year. Apropos Of the above, we were
81 conversation peeently, when member
Dds miphnan who is well able to make
srg ,e IL 4 he offers. say to the treasurer
~, b 'lf you will get the Rev
ne pax to this appointment ! will
located CIs salary, and II necessary. pay
tral narf ehes his hrst sermon; and if
oe Nf;le,..l ! will pay So 90 year; and it
alsry Of sl20O will pay slUO
fVii iillu gentleman was not Captain
any dlreCti, we have no doubt Captain
but here II same; or, maybe go some
ol,,.,.., ,.,., -membered that Mr.. Coursey
~ Of three years and left three
uIiLefellC. time he had many opposers.
The tihs taken place An old sdase
found on some times change their opin
,f .~o,, And the contrast we have had
developed, even to obtuse mem
l3urssys Intrinsic worth and made his
Wileine with lustre and vigor Hence. many
rtt, N again as pastor Of Goshen Methodist
=, hpreh, Milton, Del. The religious at
Ihth iilton is in a state OF reaction. and re-
tnl/ the language OF the hunter. The
ir9t and the reeoil is on. While this
.o-, weeping, it may demonstrate to the
hension the truth OF the wise mans
u'7l here is nothing new under the sun.
lltteia Hazard. after prouaeted visit to
place, returned to her home last week
at.l 5. Of Dover Deputy Supreme Archon
I'd Milton Conclave No. a on tuesday
.ii'ii installed officers.
3 Jld le,urned from Philadelphia on Fri
of trlvel=r Of horses.
..D.r,, Washington. D. c completed
pension agent and left last week.
A'"Hlg while handling wood had one OF
state and mashed shd is disabled for
perity orr
M. after an enforced confinement
Few own
cause thenon ie,veler. who came here two
i. Tho vancouver. B. c., has purchased a !
On. ar Wyoming, Kent Co., Del, and I
.-on The present week.
ftilttg" is in error. The terrible shock I
ana BY wha; he terms our criticism OF the I
corn sc hiilton, ETC.. was not criticism Of +
a~- gane criticism old complaint made
nes, a week previous to our article
.li,,ure Of A Waitress" Il must bere-
one here are castles amongst the women Of
sleva ere are amongst the women OF Milford
1nsf ~ and when a girl puts herself onto
'+ 10 - r,,,t.t --,r ...-r,..s D.. D. t-..t.I
.eItahe she occupies that position, according
73ises-h and aesthetic definition Of the word
: btpt in any manner reflect upon the vir-
a. i,y Of the waitress. We are aware
n standing in point Of gallantry and
"iitf aong the young men Of Glendale. The
. cennate and diet perhaps; and BY the
AR rae seen nothing Of their wild haleluiahs
>. p iebauches in 'Paul's" writings OF late
lays last week. previous to the town
~" seolitieal fever in municipal affairs was
bly, hIthis fever was intensified by the bill .
mont in the State Legislature to increase /
d 49,, o si7JOOO. When election davned ,
ihere were six tickets in the heldunder c
lii4i. suphonious names viz Poor Mans a
asst adspendeni Ticket T." Citizens Ticket r
1ica Sense Ticket Citizens Low Tax
b. and another one without a name VIM
hens. Vim II Fosque, and Charles A. Vir
candidates for mayor, and were placed at
.le Of two tickets each. Frank c. Carey. J. d
'0rh James a. Belts and Charles n. David
N candidates for commissioners: the first II
1.-two were on three tickets, the last mem r
two on the three others. There were los
st and the Citizen Low Tax Ticket was ss
Stephens received 80 votes for mayor. Vir- III
and Fosqus 2s. Stephens plurality over
e ls. and over Fosque 65; his majority over on
? For commissioners, Carey received 1872. NO
'er ISL Davidson, 81, and Belts 30 on