Milford chronicle., 1912-07-12

Lavania Campmeeting are, as follows
L A. Bennett Milford; ]. NJ. Brown,
Georgetown; ]. T. Bailey, Hobbs. Md
]. W. Parvis, Frederick, Md; G. R.
Hodge, Paramount, Md, L. F. Warner,
Salisbury, Md; G. A. Ogg, Selbyville.
There were over 400 tickets sold for
RehOboth at the Milton station on the
Fourth
George Malcolm, formerly miller at the
Wagamon mill, has resigned his position
and removed to Frederica.
Prof. Fearing is repainting and repa-
pering the residence of Mrs. Emma Bur
ton on North Union street, and will do
the same to the interior of the home of
David Clifford on Broad street
The porch at the M. f. Parsonage has
been undersilled.
On the Fourth sparks from locomo-
| tive set fire to the debris in Lavania wood
and burnt over about two acres, doing
little damage, however. to the timber.
William Reed and Wm Ingram have
made some Improvements to their pro-
perty at the southern suburb of town
THERE'S talk of widening Popular street,
South Milton
The evening services at st. John Baptist
Church have been discontinued during
July and August.
The concrete blocks for the Robbins
Cemetery, near Black Landing, on the
Broadkiln, have been made by James
Smith, also the coupling; all is now ready
for the iuclOsure of the ground.
Anton Neibert. bohemian shoemaker,
engaged at farming near town, lost two
horses last week. One was choked by
a halter, aud the other died.
a ft1Ovriucr ricf1Yra man r,orf
Titanic disaster in School Hall on We'd !
nesday evening of last week.
The Royal Packing Company started |
its grist mill last week with David Dut-
ton as miller.
Peter P. Welch has recovered from |
temporary illness.
John and Fred Welch, of Philadelphia.
have been the guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Welch.
William Wagamon and wife will short
ly remove into the property of Miss Mel
lie NAPLES on Chestnut street, lately va
Gated by George Malcolm.
Thomas Black, bOokkeeper with the
Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden,
n. J., returned to his duties on Monday,
after spending a few days last week with
his parents. Postmaster and Mrs. John
Black.
Captain Chas. T. Mcgee, of Philadel-
phia was visitor on Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon the privileges
If Lavania Campmeeting were sold in
front of the NJ. P. Church. Lee Smith
bought the boarding tent and confection- ,
ery. For the former he paid S8.75, and
Or the latter S14.25. Joseph H.-Carey {
the horse pound for S1.50. !
Miss Hester Derrickson is attending {
lie Summer School at Georgetown. :
Steamer Vim arrived on Sunday with
argo of cans in boxes, from Bridgeton,
\. j., for the Royal Packing Co.
The grove meeting conducted by the !
Rev. Johns at the A. NJ +. Church, J
south Milton, is fourishing, and will 9
ontinue until Thursday. when it will q
reak with a grand street parade headed :,
" the colored brass band of Bridgeville. =
Miss Dorothy Warren, of Glendale, :,
as been the guest of Mr. and Mrs w.
V. Conner this week.
Schooner Sand Snipe left Milton on g
tuesday for Philadelphia after a cargo !.
f cargo for the Royal Packing Company. /
Special Officer Stout, of the Whining !,
On House of Correction was here last =
'eek, investigating certain cases of i'm q
iorality, and astonishing Developments :
re expected at any time. d. A. {. !