Milford chronicle., 1911-01-06

The gypsy women are very aStute, and soon
know where to ply their trade. One can see their
old shack Of Dearborn each day in from, Of the
places where they are welcomed BY their dupes.
Ralph T. Coursey, Jr.. of Cambridge, Md, is
visiting his many Milton friends.
Mrs. Charles Cannon and daughter Ethel, are
being entertained by relatives.
Miss Lillian Aker and mother have removed from
Milton to Wyoming Del, and William Hastings
has removed from the country into the properly va
Gated BY Mrs Aker. on Chestnut street.
James A. Belts did not succeed in getting his new
building ready for occupancy by the FIRST the year
and has removed his family from his farm, near
town into part Of the property Of Mrs. Eliza Lof-
land on North Union street
Extra meetings commenced at both Of the Metho-
dist ehutches on Sunday evening.
Clarence Weleh, Of Philadelphia, is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Weleh.
Miss Elizabeth Barker, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John Barker, Of Milton, and Mr.. Clarence Clendan-
iel- Of near town, were married on Tuesday even
ing. The ceremony was performed at the NJ. p
parsonage, BY the Rev. Frank Holland.
During the services at tbs two Methodist churches
on Monday evening the electric ljghts-George,own
Plant-went out The old oil lights were impro-
vised and lighted and services resumed-whenlo 10 !
Of sudden the electric lights sprang into life again.
This system Of hide and seek is pretty farce to
play upon an intelligent people.
J. c. Lank has been engaged to take the place Of
E. W. Warren, deeeased.in the public schools, for
the presen, week, or until regular teacher can be
had.
Stephen Palmer. who has been on a furlough
from the Soldiers Home at HAMPTON Va returned
to that institution on Wednesday, to spend the
winter.
At Carey & Darby'a store,,he awards of the doll
and wagon were made on Saturday. No SSl
was entitled to the wagon" and claimed BY Hiram
Outten, Of near town. No. G6s is entitled to the
Doll aud has not yet been called for
W. W. Conwell has removed his house hold
goods to his farm near town, and Joshua Gray has
removed into the building lately occupied by Mr..
Conwell, on North Union street. J. K. p Jefferson
has purchased the property vacated by Mr. Gray.
on Chestnut street, and will remove from the eoun-
try thereto
The Shir, und Overall Factory resumed work on
Monday,
Miss Mamie Conner, after spending the holidays |
in uhiladelDhia returned home on Monday.
Miss Bessie Reed hns returned to Baltimore after
spending the Chris,mrs-tide with her mother, Mrs
Samuel Carter. near town.
The Public Schools Of Milton opened on Tues
day. The country schools on Monday
Lette Z wife of John Johnson, died near Ingram
Mil on Tuesday, December 9th, Of pneumahia,
aged % years, months and days. Funeral SER
yiaes were held at Coospnng Presbyterian Church,
on Saturday by the Rev. Frank Holland, and in
ement made in the adjoining cemetery by s. J.
Wilson & Son.
Robert H.. son Of Elias Bailey, and the mother
who shamefuy abandoned him four weeks ago
lied on Sunday of brain fever. aged l5 months.
funeral services at The home on Monday afternoon,
md interment in the Presbyterian Cemetery BY S.
. Wilson N Son.
Ebenezer W Warren, yae-psinopal Of the Mison
Public Schools. died suddenly about 10 clock on
Thursday nisht. % acute indigestion He hod .
3een 20 the lr. o. q. A. 81 lodge IN the early even
ne, and feeling un,,ell retired before the meetu-
eas over he went to physician and praeure4
ome.medieine went home and laid down Oh a
OUNCE and died without any apparent struggle. ia
,6out fifteen minutes Mr. Warren was school