Milford chronicle., 1911-02-24
MILTON NEWS.


After ten or more days Of trouble. wrestling with
a species Of dyspepsia. and using all Of Nature $
remedies from the simplest to oxygenated AIR eo@-
pounded BY inhalation and keeping our system
clean from drugs, we have succeeded in routing
the incubus for the time. and Richard is himself
again"
Did it ever occur to the reader how prolific Feb
ruary is for anniversaries Of great people7 First
comes February End the day Of the Ground Hog;
next is Lineons birthday anniversary, February
p: ST. Valentines Day February H. the auniver-
sary Of Fransis Willards Home Going, February
l.; and the anniversary Of Washnston's Birthday.
February %. If We will notice carefully. we may
discern a remarkable coincidence between the
Ground Hog and Washington and Lincoln. The
two latter gained freedom for two Of beings.
and made history for posterty; while the Ground
Hog and the Weather Man at Washington who
may have been born in February tor ausht We
know-make the weather. at least in February; and
some Of is not so good either. No disrespeet in
tended to the Ground Hog BY the comparison.
Charles E. Thaekery has contracted with ".
Chandler, of Scranton, Pa for complete water
outfit to be put upon his farm near town This
will consist Of a Douglass pump and t'To-ineh
drive pipe and fixtures. with capacity OF 2JO gall
Ions per hour. Also cedar tank Of 5000 gallons
capacity, and a sasoene engine and necessary par.
aphernalia. Mr.. Chandler is making a model farm
Of his property near town, as the broad clean acres
well attest
Letters Of administration on the estate Of the late
James R. Carey have been granted to his wife Eliza
A. Carey: also on the estate Of the late C. J. Carey
to his daughters. Eliza A. Carey and FlorenSe E.
Johnson.
tis said when wild geese are flying from the
south toward the north, tbs a sign Of early spring
They have been doing it Of late
After removing the machinery. ETC.. from the
wreck of the steamer Marie Thomas Captain
Thomas made an attempt to raise her last week
which was failure After breaking the spars
used on the work, without success the effort
abandoned for the lime. Captain Potter thinks he
will return again in short time with heavier gear
ing and larger boat, and complete the work.
Others think the Marie Thomas will lay where she
is for long time yet; she would be worth moth
ing should she be gotten up
Miss Hester n Bryan, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C T Bryan. Of Le,ves & Rehoboth. and Mr.. Fred
eriek A. Rust OF Broadkiln.were married at the NJ,
P. parsonaee in Milton, on Tuesday evening the
l4tb inst, by the Rev. Frank Holland
A representative Of the Elgin Creamery Co-oPera-
ton Company IN town last week. trying to in
terest the business men in the formation Of stock
company for creamery purposes. Success is not
assured.
Captain silas Dodd. after alternating at his farm
during the winter, has returned to New York to
take command Of his vessel.
Louis J. Carey has bought a saw and sasolene
engine and will go into the business Of saving wood
Harry Martin has gone to Philadelphia for en-
ployment
Farmers are buying quick lime by the carload for
fertilizing their land.
John n Davidson and wife. after spending sew
eral weeks wAh their children in Philadelphia and
have returned home.
We see that the last old woman who nursed little
George Washington and took the hstehet from him.
when he cut down the famous cherry died last
week in North Carolina hospital. Next