Milford chronicle., 1911-01-27

James Wilson has removed into his new home
near Reynolds Church and William Arxo hss gone
into the properly made vacant BY the removal OI
Mr. Wilson.
| Fred Johnson has removed into the new building
Of csusey LoAAnd near town; and Charles Wilson
has removed from the Ponder farm near JeaeSsou
Cross Roads into the house vacated by Mr. John
/ son.
The advisability Of passing bill inHodueed and
passed. at the present session of the Legislature re-
quring license from aon-resdents Of the county, Of
State, to fish in the inland streams Of Delaware, il
the latest agitation now on.
Il is understood that Frederiek Kramer who pur
chased the remains Of the steamer Marie Thomas
contempla,es after raising what there is Of the hull
rebuilding it It is likely he may alter his mind
after seeing it
Another big otter has been killed near Prime
Hook Creek This time 1 is Robert Jones who
killed it: and the animal is said to have been si1
feet long, Big fellow
John B. Mustard has bought Of Captain John c.
Jones, the property he now occupies on Atlantic
street. Consideration private.
Thomas Hood. has purchased Of his father, Ma
thaniel Hood, building lot on Chestnut street. and
viii remsve his dwelling from Poplar street thereon.
! On Wednesday evening the 18th at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Rust.
/ Miss Margaret Rust united in marriage with
| Mr.. William Green, Of Angola The bridal knot
was tied by the Rev. B. A. Bryan.
r. B. Porter. U. S. Immigration Agent. at St. John.
n. B.. is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. U. Jones
William n. Wech assumed charge Of the school
made vacant BY the death of E. w. Warren. on Mon
day.
James H. Prettyman made visit to Atlantic City
last week
On Tuesday evening Captain George A. Good
win and wife. entertained the members Of the Book
Club at their home on Chestnut street.
The extra meetings at both the Methodist churches
still continues with varied success
An expert was at the Trust Companys Bank on
Monday, to examine the time-loek
An election for Trustees Of the NJ ( Church will
beheld on Thursday evening, the 2jth inst
Two more octogenarans have passed away. On
Saturday morning Asa F Conwell died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs Samuel Holland at Midway
aged - years months. and Il days. Funeral ser
vices we're held at the NJ E Church. in this town,
on Monday afternoon. BY the Revs. Lusk and Hol
lsnd Of Milton and Bryan, Of Harbeson. and sepul-
ture made in the NJ E. Cemetery. By 5 J. Wilson
& Son. Deceased spent most Of his life in Broad
kiln Hundred and part of it in Milton. He wsa
a member Of the NJ. E Church and licensed ez-
horter Of that denomination
zVlrs. Lydia Ann Black rect Of the late Joseph L.
Black died suddenly on Sunday morning of senility
aged 81 years. l month and 10 days. The funeral /
services will be held at her late home on Federal
street. by the Rev. Lusk. on Thursday afternoon,
and interment made at the Presbyterian Cemetery /
at CooIsprins, beside her husband who was buried .
there in 1855. Deceased leaves to survive her six
sons and three daughters-Pout-
master John r. Black Joseph L. Black Samuel L.
Black, Miss Isaiah Elizabeth Black, and Mrs. Ham
nah Carey. Of Milton Mrs. Annie Rust Of Levves
and Rehoboth, aAd a host Of grandchildren. J I
Roland Atkins conducted the funeral. D. A. c.