Milford chronicle., 1912-02-02

while skating, fell on the ice and injured
himself in a manner to drain the synovial
fluid from the right knee joint. He still
is going around on crutches.
Edgar Lank, Esq, attorney-at-law OF
Philadelphia, spent Saturday and Sun
day with his mother and brother.
I By virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court of Sussex county, the property of
the late Mrs. Ida Warren was sold at
Trustees Sale by R. c, White, Esq, OF
Georgetown in front of the Jester House
on Saturday afternoon, and bought by
Mrs. Florence Johnson for $4,000 The
property is situated OF the corner of
Broad and Mulberry streets, and Judging
by the price this property bought it
would seem that the inflated values OF
+ real estate assumed Immediately after the
| first big FIRE, were getting back to a nor
mai condition.
/ Captain B. c Potter, of Lewes, was i'll
/ town on Saturday, III conference with the
shipbuilders regarding the building OF
: the vessel he laid over from last summer
( Mr. George Davidson and wife enter
tained their children and grand children
OIL Tuesday of last week III honor of their
son, Clarence's birthday After being
served with refreshments they all depart
ed for their homes, wishing him many
more happy birthdays.
The I,ohand Brick Manufacturing Co.
are shipping bricks to many points north.
A series of special Sunday evening ser
vices characterized as Forward movc
ment. was begun at the Church of ST
John Baptist on last SUNDAY evening by
the Rev. Behringer
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a horse hitched TO a runabout came into
Milton, covered with sweats and without
driver 'Tobe' Pettijohn, one of the
liyerymeu of town. took care of the horse
for the time. Subsequently and during
the evening a man arrived from George
town and claimed the animal. II appear
ed the horse belongs to Samuel Tindalc,
of Georgetown who had sent Charles
Millman to the station in that town with
the animal and vehicle During the ride
the man was thrown Out and the horse
came to Milton.
A surpliced choir IL expected TO be
iuaugurated at St Iohn Baptist Church
some time in the near future. Mr..
Behringer had one of these choirs when
he had charge OF this church few years
ago.
The fourth quarterly conference OF tlus
year will be held on Feb Z6
Miss Lavania Carpenter gave a BIRTH
day party on TUESDAY evening of last
week to her Young friends in honor of
her 18th anniversaries Miss Lavania
was the recipient OF many handsome and
useful presents.
Captain Charles Mason had an attack
of verties on Monday morning in the
store of c. II. Atkins. where he is
salesman He is all right and attending 7
10 business now
On Wednesday evening OF last week ,
.he clothing store OF Haustou Bros. who /
are also dealers in muskrat and other furs
vas entered by the back door. and lot .
)t furs stolen A placard is posted in
he po~totticc, stating the parties who (
-ooL tie goods, are known, and if they
are returned no prosecution will be ill
'tituted 1t is said part of the goods
we're left at the back door of the store on .
Monday night.
The remains of Mr., Nancy T. Meier
an reject of the late Dr. Joseph Meier
an who died at Laurel Oh Wednesday
he oath ult were brought 70 Milton on
he noon train amid the binding snow