Milford chronicle., 1911-01-13

John n. Davidson and wife are visiting their chill
dren in Wilmington and Philadelphia
Several cases Of scarlet fever are reported in df-
feren, parts Of the town.
On Saturday Mrs. Laura A. Holland sold in from,
Of the Jester House tS acres Of timber land situated
between Milton and Harbeson Robert Palmer
bought the property tor siOOO.OO. There was but
this bed put upon the land, although there were
many timber dealers present
Prothonotary ~ W. White. Of Georgetown, has
bough, Of David Duuon, for a syndicate not yet
formed and Of which himself will be member the
Ingram Mil property, three miles southwest from
Milton, for sl2O0O0. It is understood. the new
company will erect suitable building and install
an electric plant with the intention Of furnishing
Milton with electric lights at no very distant day.
The shirt and overall factory is handicapped for
the want Of female operatives So many Of the
girls at this matrimonial mart are getting married.
Another went the way Of many others during the
holidays
Upper Lake Fanganzyls lsi was frozen over again on
Saturday morning. bu, not hard or thick enough for
cold storage
W W. Conwell is aceumulating larse quantity
Of pine ping at the railroad station for shipment.
J. C. Clendaniel has completed the porch in front
Prof. Fearing has repapered the residence Of
Harry Martin, corner Atlantic and Walnut streets
Our Holiday visitors have about all departed to
their various avocations. Edwin T. Johnson, the
last one. left on Monday morning to resume his oc-
cupation in Connecticut
The extra meetings of the NJ. E. and NJ P
Churches will be continued the present week At
present. the outlook is not propitious for a grand
old-fashioned revival, such as was enjoyed by the
good old Nethodists Of thirty or forty years ago.
Why is this9 II is said in the latter days there
shall be falling away from grace, etc. etc Is the
millennium close st hand. as the Rev Charles Rus
SELL Of the Brooklyn Tabernacle N. Y, has figured
from the piophetsp
Elmer Diekerson's horse died on Monday. This
is the horse tha, was in collision on Christmas eve
with another team. and bad shaft drove into his
breast to a considerable depth.
Rev. Caetson Of Georgetown, preached at the
Church Of ST. John Baptist, on Sunday afternoon.
London Nelson, at Sleepy Hollow, has planted
posts in front Of his sidewalk to keep of the en-
eroachment Of teams. Londen's building is loca-
led just outside of the eorporee limits of Milton.
and drivers of teams have been driving on his side
walk, and cutting it up. Hence the posts.
No regular teacher has yet been engaged to take
the place in the public schools Of E. W. Warren de-
ceased. ". H. Weleh, at present principal Of the
Glendale schools will be the man. provided satis-
factory arrangements can be made with that School
Board for his release from his present contract.
On account Of some Of scarlet fever in town,
the schools and churches have been closed for
time. The colored schools closed on Tuesday
morning, the white schools on Tuesday evening.
The churches that have been having extra meetings
held their last on Monday evening; and have post
poned this service until a future date. u a. &
Don't suffer USE RHEUM.I CURE!!