Milford chronicle., 1912-07-05
ANY HUCKLEBERRIES
NEAR GEORGETOWN
,sidents of Swamp Section Make Good
Money Picking Them. Three We'd
dings of Note. Summer School Now
Open. Other Interesting News.


Nee Es9 iii. yii # sf:fs 6;::S5S s6P 4 i5 s5.n: Bsso
lover seed from twelve acres of land.
r. Frederick Harris, who claims his home
hh in Detroit Michigan, was brought to
IN IUkail here last Saturday night from Dover,
~ NEShere he was given hearing on Monday,
fter being arrested at Wyoming, before
Iagstrate f. +. Wood, charged with
,plant tealing a horse, harness and carriage
rom William NJ Fleetwood, who had
rar tired the team and drove to Bridgeville,
. PluG rom whence it was taken. The animal
aaOL Ny #...a 5op,', aa". s ss
lIst .er of State Senator and Mrs. William f.
Sc u Blackstone, of this town, and Rev. Daniel
to Wilmot GatesOn, rector of St. Pauls p.
sropl 2 Church. of this town, son of Mrs
asse1in1iRugusta " Gateson, were married Mon
of th'suiNay afternoon in ST. Marks Church,
enaeddT "A After Ge Iy s Weddne fg they e 9 Tent
nionops o Long Island, where they will remain
rom bout two months. The bride is one of
e accl he most popular young women in this
s' as9 Of 1seE ;S%5'i@ H s@s
On lie AIillersville Normal School and a school
rb6 IA New York City, from which she
go cently returned. She was formerly
afs o rele e ss9ed a9G only h few sG9 oos
niltaT friends and relatives witnessed the cere-
ion ht mony.
n Hill Much difficulty, it is said, is being eX-
,viatfo perienced by the horiculturists of the
ading county at this time IN combating with the
w ~, ehavoc with the flower beds.
," al Theodore NJ. MeGee, who is generally /
ll lne s' the first person in the town to have home
1plane tagrown tomatoes has succeeded in keep
endicula ing up his reputation this year He /
r an ms picked the first from his garden last week
Dly outl State Detective Frederick Walls is still (
Willard at work on the case of larceny committed
80 +I,o athe first of last week when Rocco De-
FnTas r.N liz e1~olrTn
5uie smOWhs laying cement pavements in this town
Ts4ominat the present time, had nearly everyone
the yof his implements taken. A part of them
: sr,nnhave since been found in the negro set
~ 49, Element known as The HILL
g. Miss Olivia Truitt stepped upon pin
p" oat the home of her sister, Mrs. J. +. +
IVA s9nns sWalls, where she boards, one day last
c. e week, and as a consequence she is sffer
nv Caiing considerably as the pin is said to have
{ clut tTh,penetrated the foot its length.
qulSe n The call to become pastor of the Rock
ged vile, Md, Presbyterian Church, has been
f.R accepted by the Rev. John r. Henderson I
h - of this town, who recently rendered his /
n eael resignation pastor of the local church
- fhe He will leave here for his new field in Z
y On u the near future. Rockville is the old S
IN home town of the Rev Mr.. Henderson. !
u b IN Colonel Robert G. Houston, DR.. o. d. {
resbai Robinson and G. Roland Messick were !
,tat.itl elected members of the Georgetown t
Board of Education at the annual cleo
M an tOn held here Saturday afternoon at the g
Asor 81 and Colonel Houston were two of the /
losa7S retiring members. Albert +. Polk, Esq, Il
SSne was the other retiring member. v
K Mrs. Edward Conoway, who a few T
> "a days since suffered a stroke of paralysis Il
K I'll is slowly improving, +
E, Moor and Lloyds canning factory 7;
om W. which is being erected at Blades, is near y
wa ev ing completion
Many of the residents of the town be- n
~ Oi ieved that City Council should take the II
same action as the commissioners at Sea
f;en ford and Milton have in regards to the NJ
Is eaka erection of buildings in this town. In Il
ooirvh those towns ordinances have been pro- Il
Is ne hibiting the erection of unsightly struct le
frons ures along side of finer structures or the III
All II erection of highly inhamable buildings
sus Permission for the construction of any NJ
~ kind of building has to be obtained first OF
l. .5Il from those respective town councils, and u
sbe the residences here, or at least many of tn
them, believe that a similar ordinance vi
- should be enacted for this town since III
= the City Council is looked upon being by
Aisl progressive one. tl'
mu The Board of Education of the Frank di
9 ford school has elected Clifford Simpler Nj
va. principal, Miss Jennie Chamberlain and Bl
awe Miss Eta Layfield, assistants. VIZ
rob Lambs Camp, near Frankford will trs
4 commence on August I'd this year, and an
- continue for ten days. OF
ta Carey Brothers cannery, near the rail wa
loN road station at Frankford, is in Gle
course of erection. we
ahF The regular summer service of Pull res
sns man cars from Wilmington to Rehoboth
ein Beach started last Saturday night Mon ari
day morning tile schedule for the train w
due here at 10 80 each morning from Har- nj,
rington, carrying passengers into effect. wi
~ creamery is to be established at Lar
Z Ae Lewes, a company having been organ WI
dei Jed for that purpose and chartered under Oh
led q Nty- laws of this State. Luster Williams Oh
|5a,s Y Ano is promoting the project is now XIII
Ia making arrangements for the construc tn,
ton of building. an
an Some of the farmers, it is said will use to
Pa machinery to plant alfalfa fields this year sta
+ e Miss Annie Grse and and Clarence an
M Gray were married few days since at ma
/ the Roxana NJ +. Parsonage i'll
or Harry Conaway, the nine-y -year-old son exi
|al of Liveryman Harley J. Conaway, who det
L. was burned last Friday afternoon by stick in
M ing match to gasoline which he had in SIC
|t1 his mouth, remains in about the same sur
rs condition Young Conaway was giving ert
p an exhibition to a crowd of small BOYS in kin
Een his back yard to which an admission of Z
b one cent was charged, and was endeavor- thi
n ing to initiate MOrphet, the fre-eater, Ro
~ who gave an exhibition at the Chautauqua mi.
held here few weeks ago. Taking a
mouthful of gasoline, young Conway CHI
started to give the performance of breath in
ing fire, but no sooner had he applied PHI
the match to a stream which he elected nos