Milford chronicle., 1911-11-03


ing her, all brought about by chicken.
Mr.. Bacon waived a hearing and CAV
bail in the sum Of $500 for his appear
ance at the next term Of court Wit
some people in Milton, chickens Great
? as much fuss" as they do in Fllendale
Conwell Brothers, the hustling rea
estate brokers' Of Milton, have recertl,
effected the following sales. Three build
ing lots at Broadkiln station to {. S
Ennis; one to Alfred II. Mcgee. and on,
to W. NJ. McIlvaine. The Belts Mil
farm, situated two miles west from Mil
ton, to James + Clark: FIVE acre lot
on Lavinia street to J. II. Davidson.
They have purchased for the account OF
w. W. Conwell the eight acre lot in
North Milton, fronting Mr.. Conwelps
home and for the same account two lots
on Mulberry street, from James Z Clark
The people of Milton have long since
concluded that there is no telling what
these young men may do next; and when
the brokerage business doesn' move fast
enough, they sell their own holdings
and buy others.
On Atlantic Street there is. or was.
wire fence put along the sidewalk to keep
chickens off the grass. The fence is about
two feet high, with a ragged edge-or
serrated edge, if that sounds better On
Saturday evening Ralph, a son Of Super
visor of Streets J. B. Mustard, while go
ing home from a store ran into this fence |
which, by the way, was trespassing on
the sidewalk, and it threw him, cutting
him above and below the eye in a terrible
manner Such matters as this often lead
to a damage suit.
Chas. +. Thackery, the plumber, drive
pump operator and wind mill builder, of
this town, has completed two Jobs at
Selbyville at a cost of $1,000, and has four
more jobs in the same town, which will
involve an expenditure of about $500.
Walter Fisher on Monday removed from
Sand Street into one Of W. W. Conwelps
buildings on North Mulberry Street.
That Mems Meeting which, some
time back, was organized and held in Tr.
o. U. A. NJ. Hall on Sunday afternoons,
and discontinued on account of the paucity
't attendance, will be reorganized on next
sunday afternoon, and will be continued
It the same place indefinitely.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered at both the Method {
st Churches on next Sunday morning. n
Rally Day" exercises will be held at u
he NJ. P. Church on next Sunday after t
nd evening. v
The barn that we noticed last week
S being built by John Mcgee on Lavinia y
treet, turns out to be dwelling with a,
no doors; and Mr. Mcgee has already m
ad several applicants for it from renters.
As is their custom yearly, the Jr. O.U. tn
. NJ. held memorial services for their h'
sad at their lodge room Sunday after y"
loB
Willis Russell, of Slaughter Neck. up as
Monday morning, had lost two hogs of M
olera; and had six more sick with the ch
sease. Several other farmers of the co
me locality have swine also afflicted a
tn the same disease.
John Walls who has been quite i'll. is NJ M.
proving ",
Rev. Hurst IS making some mechanical pu
anges at the NJ. Z. Parsonage. Heis. tic
nself, the carpenter. be,
n y a 1ts,
es by himself at Sculltown. He had the
en- away three months mp to Saturday q
'ht' when he came home. He feil f,t
Hn some time during the night. he zoo
asn tremember when, and cut his head 80
IS he did not discover until the next WV
rning, when he went to a doctor and ca
the wound sewed up 'Thev who for
ice must pay the fiddler. " Whi
III OF the canneries are shipping their 1888
ned goods ssa 80 n
NJ Lank returned from Tifin. Ohio, viii
Thursday whither he had been to $50,
y the minor children of Mrs. Ida Fed
rren, deceased, entering them into the g..
mans Home of tile Jr. o. q. A M
.e understand the Lincoln correspon- III
of the Chronicle, &c. r. c. b" was Anne
own Monday. We are unacquainted lean
the gentleman, and would have been Bird
II pleased to have met him. panl
he Sussex Tru tCompany as agent for Matt
es and Ida Ponder, advertises $50
$ of timber leaf to be sold at public
IN front of the Jester House on Satur-
Nov. p The land is situated near A
on, and the timber will be sold in p,.,,u
in tbis snJ - 'ee a1lVertlse in
nicle Woe
Iticipatious are nigh on the capers hled
may be enacted tonight Halloween Mi
Gabys, the mummers are expected uateC
out i'll full regalia, and many THINGS Sept.
be done of which you will have no autor
ledge; but, Gabys, the chestnuts ton
llling in the forest of Harleyl beca,
D.A. c. sooio
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