Milford chronicle., 1911-06-23

AhuS' await events. lhere good time
coming boys" you may be sure of that
1t may be the millennium in 1915 as pre-.
siicted, and reduced to a mathematical
calculation by Charles Russell, of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle, N. Y, or it may
be a war with Japan as foreseen BY that
prophet of disaster" Representative
HobsOn of Alabama, who sees this fun
for the navy, only fifteen days away. We
would not like to even suggest what this
good time" is going to be, or when !;
neither will we ever hint whether we
shall be obliged to await the circuitous
route of the suffragettes in obtaining the
ballot, as preliminary to their eligibility
20 Office and subsequent election thereto.
What we believe is
There a good time coming boys,
There's a good time coming
We may not live to see the day,
But earth shall glitter in the ray
OF the good time coming"
There was reported, last week, an ac-
cident, in Draper cannery, by lightning.
On the following morning John Marker,
was, also, stunned by lightning, in the
same cannery, and had to be taken to his !
home. He soon revived and was able to !
go to work, the following day. And on
the same day the above accident occurred, |
one of Adolphus Palmer's hogs was hurt
by an electric current, taking off piece
of its ear and singing the hair OH the
animals face.
A stereopticon view of "Scenes in the
Life of Christ, was given at the NJ. P.
Church on Wednesday evening with the
usual audience at such gatherings
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ building has been
repaired of the damages done by the late
fire. The building has, also. been re-
painted ; and toilet closet put in.
Town Supervisor Mustard has been re-
pairing Chestnut Street, the past week
d. B. Walls is erecting porches around
his new residence at Stevensonville; /
Milton nearest suburb. il
Rev. A. Behringer and family, of
Swedesboro, N. J., have been visiting Il
AIRS. Behringer's parents They came
via automobile, crossing the Delaware at 9
Pennsgrove to Wilmington and returned Is
the same way, only crossing the river at IL
Wilmington to Pennsgrove.
A mad dog scare was raised on Thurs +
day morning over poor old dog Looping III
through town. AS is often the case it
was a false report and the dog was -.
scared as bad as the people. "
Flag Day" passed by unknown to WI
most of our friends
William Wagamon and bride returned -
nome on Thursday evening, and are, at I.
present, stopping with Mr.. Wagamon' $ &c &c
PARENTS. A reception was held on the
.vening Of their return. and a great time
ujoyed. Fireman Band was out in "all ~
ile pride of song" and music. During
he course of the evening Prof. Fearing ~
vas called on TO play the piano. Prot. ~
tearing replied Il beg to be excused.
de left my notes home, and cannot play p,
Ny bird is dead, " said Nancy Bav
My bird is dead, l cannot plav. the
Il sang 50 sweetly every day. Sat
Il sings no more I cannot PLAY" !
ut the professor the following mornipp hoi
1ok the bridegroom elect and showed 23d
i'm the new toilet room that had been \
ut in the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall during Lit
is absence. The
Anton Neibert is curing the pea vines the
the refuse of the Royal Packing Co, - fire.,
'r feed He spreads on the dock. and c
hen the citizens of the lower part of the Mis-
'wn, have fully inhaled all the stencil in giv
leir decay, stacks them, and will eventu will
ly transport them to his farm near Mis-
aughn's Landing, for his stock to feed the
u. Ora
Postmaster J. B. Blacks salary has for
cen increased from 81, 900 to 81 100 per fit O
ear. This may be considered one of the #
-oofs that Postmaster General Hitchcock arot
making the postofiice department paw. on
Mrs. Deborah Vincent has been visit will
& in Philadelphia. ON ?
Mr.. and Mrs. William McShane. after and
visit OF two weeks have returned to will
mden, N. 10 exer
Mrs. William Leonard and son, of Phil the
slphia, are the guests Of Mr.. Leonard's Line
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Leonard. be S,
The school election of the consolidated of c
ool districts Of Milton will be held Selb
1t Saturday the 24th. There will be at tn
ee commissioners to elect, vice, R. NJ. serv,
Inns, ]. c. Lank and DR.. ]. c. Wilt for 9
k. chur
VILLAIN Conwell's new residence, near Th
n, is nearing completion. Line,
rank B. Carey, National Representa- a gre
State Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Of great
lwsre, left Milton on Saturday for in ch