Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
MILTON NEWS.

On the morning following the writini
Of our last communication, in which we
to a certain extent, eulogized the beau
ties OF spring, there was ice plenty anC
frost galore. About three o'clock on tina
morning, the heaters in the ChapdleI
peach orchard we're fred, and burned
until after day. The orchard at present
is supposed to be in good condition. The
trees are in leaf. and the Young peache,
are making their appearance. The wea
ther has again moderated TO a spring
temperature, and it is hoped there NAV
be no further occasion TO fear danger tC
the fruit crop. Notwithstanding the COO
temperature, the past week has developed
aphenomenal change in all things around
us. The apple blossoms are particularly
lovely; their clusters would challenge the
pencil Of an Apelles to paint their beauty.
In the lovely springtime the apple bios
SONS recall to me a "reminiscences that
may not be pertinent to myself alone.
he apple blossoms kissed her hair
he daisies prayed her vTeathe them;
Al, mel the blossoms still are there
But she ies deep beneath them.
Ct when the whts-robed priest speaks low
And bids me think Of heaven:
always hear the breezea blow
The apple etrees At even
The ploughing season is at its height,
ana possibly may be over during the
present week.
Miss Lillian Cade is having her prop
erty on North Union street repainted bv
the Smith Brothers. The color of the
body Of the building is a deep orange
with ir innings suitably mat he'd; and
reflects much credit on the artistic taste
OF the designer.
portion Of North Front street was
repaired last week, by the town super
VISOR and his men.
At the iarthest end of Lavinia street
drivers OF teams are cutting the side. |
walks all to pieces by driving thereon. /
They have just as much right to drive
90 the sidewalks of Federal. Chestnut. or |
any other street within the incorporate
limits Of town, as upon Lavinia street.
Town Council shoulC see to this matter
Immediately
Q. p. Thackery has a large contract for
plumbing in MillsbOro: consisting in
putting up tanks, driving pumps, piping
etc.
Joseph S. King has been reappointed
constable for this district.
The season for hunting turtle eggs
opened last week. We believe the legis
lature didn't pass any law prohibitive Of
this industry last winter. Yet we have
not heard OF any very large finds being
made.
MRS. Elizabeth Fowler and daughter.
OF Philadelphia, are the guests of their
parents, Constable and Mrs. King.
H. X. Wagamon miller received a
car load Of wheat from the middle west
last week
Mrs. John H. Fisher and Miss Eunice
Morgan, of Philadelphia, are visiting
their father, b p Morgan, who is partly
convaiescinR from an attack of paraly sis. r
received two weeks since Il
ln consequence o. the increased acreage "a
IN peas contracted for. the Royal Packing u
Company is putting in another huller, in
anticipation Of big crop. p.
A Washington vaudeville cor panv en- is
at School Hall on Thursday a
evening to a small audience. "
Postmaster Black has received instruc
lions from the postoffice department. to N
cunt and classify all mail matter received 70
md dispatched from the Office during =,
he month OF May. Another grumble or
las already gone up from the patrons Of -.
he office, on account of the time thew i0
AVE to wait for their mail. good plan
not TO 90 and banker around the office. lr'
'ut to stay at home until YOU think the ed
nail is changed, then go and get il. de
AN adjourned Quarterly Conference Of
ne N. T. Church is called for Saturday
Yenlng- the 18th Amongst other bust
ess to be transacted. is a decision to be
iade whether or not a camp meeting ~
lali be held at Lavinia this summer. Del
ONE out. viii
Lots Of shad, herring and trout last as
eek. EN-
Children's Day services will be held at inc
e II. p Church the last Sunday in be
me.
Next Sunday, the l4th, will be ''Motb. sn .aii
Day, when a white carnation should 90
worn. 70
English sparrows are playing havoc 5
IN the young pea vines. "Raus NIT lief
D." CON
I. T. Davidson has the boat he has Mar
tracted to build for Captain Potter, of H.
yes, "laid dOwn," and is now at work viii
the moulds. NJ.
Z. W. Conwell has commenced to -1-s
d front building on his farm near
n, l6x24 feet. He has moved the "
ent one back; dug cellar under it
lie is Correct-aRd has the foundation %
for the front building, including
{ bay window. Joseph Wiltbank is
architect. Mr. Conwel has the
J on the ground for telephone line, II.
ecting bis building with the main iht
at the end Of Milton Lane. In pro.
)f time Mr.. Conwel expects to bave Bet
ley track connecting bis Office with Sign
ONE.