Milford chronicle., 1911-06-16

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has been granted a permit to build
warehouse on the site Of the former build
! ings, size 40x5O feet with iron sides ant
roof.
Last week Captain William Pettyjohr
had one Of his sty hogs TO break leg
and he was compelled to kill it.
Lake Fanganzyi is now dotted with
water lilies along its margins. They are
pretty
Louis Clendanieli is building for Charlie.
Vincent a brick residence, near Over
brook.
William Fowler has bought Of Charles
w. Fisher Case wheat thresher. It is a
blower, self stacker and feed, and weighs
the grain when threshed.
William B. Ingram has settled saw
mill on the tract Of timber owned by A.
G. Raught for the purpose Of converting
the timber into lumber
]. Leon Black, assistant trust officer of
the S. T. T. 6, d. Co., paid business
visit to Philadelphia last week.
The agency for the property Of James
W. Ponder and Miss Ida Ponder has
been transferred to the S. r. T. & S. D.
Co., of this town.
Two weeks ago, while being driven in
Broadkiln Neck, one Of William Derrick
sons valuable horses was taken suddenly
i'll, and died on the road in a short time.
Richard Ellicotts, of Philadelphia, was
the guest of c. II. Atkins and wife last
week.
On Saturday George Davidson who has
been chief salesman in the general store
of {. II. Atkins resigned his position,
and Captain Charles Mason already a
salesman in the store has been graded to
the position formerly filled by Mr. Dav-
idson. Darinan Porter has been engaged
to take the place formerly occupied BY
Captain Mason. Mr.. Davidson has bought
the interest of Louis Clendaniel, of the
firm of Clendaniel Bros, meat merchants,
Cor. Federal and Mulberry Streets, and
on Monday became junior partner of the
firm of Clendaniel and Davidson.
The comedy MIR. Bob" was rendered
in School Hall on Friday evening by the
graduates of the Georgetown High
Schools The attendance was not so
large as might have been expected. Pro-
ceeds s14.O0
Several cases Of genuine measles are
in town.
Mrs. Mary Stanton is yet confined to
1er home at Sculltown, with dropsy.
Mrs. Viola Wallsis quite i'll with tuber-
,ulosis.
Henry Atkins has taken a relapse, and /
S again at his home.
Everything is now ready for the steam
'oat, but we don think it will be here
lnder FIVE weeks.
The Fearing Consolidated Painting
nd Paper Hanging Company" is meet
ng with success beyond its most sauguine
Nancy Pepper, wife of Frederic Pepper
led at her home near town, on Saturday
lorning of tuberculosis and measles,
ged IS years. Funeral services were
ED at her late home on Monday after
oon by the Rev Frank Holland and
epulture made in odd Fellows Cemetery
y J. B. Atkins.
On Friday evening the following COM
iittee was elected to supervise the pre-
and take charge of the camp {
eeting to be held at Lavinia Woods. s
Aug 4th Rev. Frank Hol-'i I
nd, Joseph Morris, B. B. johnson, Z. i
Atkins, J A. Belts, J. c. Clendaniel, c
'hn Coulter, Joseph Warrington, Z. A e
ilson, George Davidson, S. J. Wilson
avid Postles, Earle Reed and James t,
endaniel
The pea canneries have been making
Il time during the past week.
Miss Laura Conner returned from
liladelphia on Monday evening, after a
'it of l9 days yes Laura is home, and
. have missed her much during her alb
nee. She came home amid the raging y
the heavy lightning and thunder storm
that evening. The next morning the
IS were glad to see Laura-we've only
e now, and she made a speech to them
ich was received with purrs, news and N,
Ter demonstrations of cat approval. IA
:. Z. Thacisrry is having his residence Vi
North Union Street, newly silled and sc
Ierwise repaired. to
4ast Sunday was the hottest day OF the g
son. On Monday evening a wind and b'
ctric storm visited us, and small Ol
cunt of water fell. The electric wire &C
north Milton on Union Street was
ken by the swaying branches of a tree. &C
e lights were put out on the street and tx
ewhere. In Draper's pea factory ms
les Carey was stunned by lightning, h
ugh not seriously hurt.
IN Monday evening the 18th, at an in XII
nal meeting of Town Council, four OF
ton men agreed to float a loan of So
900, for the purpose of starting the
er works system, provided proper Sc VII
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