Milford chronicle., 1912-02-02
MILTON STORE is
ENTERED BY THIEVES
Returned Part of Bouty Next Night. MIR.
Wagamon Hurt in Novel Manner.
Entertainment in School.

The extra meetings at the NJ. r. Church
may be said to have virtually ended.
Rev. Holland has been, and is vet, very
Jealous in regard TO the success of these
meetings, and should sufficient manifest
ations be developed at the prayer-meet-
ing to be held on Wednesday evening to
warrant a continuation of them, it may
be done. To an observer there is too
much dependence on the minister. The
minister does his part, but lie cannot do
ALL and without the Jealous and hearty
cooperation of his members, and especi-
ally his official members, his efforts must
he expected to be void Paul may
plant, and APollas may water, but God
must give the increase Enthusiasm on
any worldly subject is considered a pre-
dominant factor to success. And SO it is
with religion. The heart must be i'll the
work, or the result viii be nil. But the
reader may say: 'You don't know any
thing about it 90 Don't we? Eli
Another SNOW Well, the prognosti-
cations have hit it this time More sleigh
ing and plenty of it. skating also is en-
ioyed again. On Saturday the boys swept
the snow from the ice on part of the
lake, and have had a merry time enjoy
ing this exhilarating and nerve strength
cning sport. And the SHOW was cleaned
from nearly all the sidewalks this time
though a long time was consumed in do
ing IT, On Monday morning and Tues
lay the sidewalks and streets were cover
I'd with sleet and travel Oh foot was pre-
carious, yet we have heard OF no accident
TO life or limb as a result.
On Sunday evening after II X Waga-
mon had fed his horses and was leaving
efaf,1a f1rrorfrr1r door 1t.nsIsssDr 1rstg
the carriage house, a lour-Vcar old colt
reared against the door bursting it open
and throwing Mr. Wagamon across the
room The hasp of the door struck him
on the left side of of the face, cutting off
the lobe of the left ear and badly lacerat-
ing that side of the face The wound
was sewed up. and the ear sewed on by
DR.. r. T. Wilson, and Mr.. Wdeamou Is
now doing as we'll as can be expected.
On last Thursday evening the members
Of the NJ. +. Church elected the follow
ing Board OF Trustees J. II Davidson,
s. l. Martin. C. II Davidson, J. i. Out I
Ten, c. G.. Waples, Daniel Wagamon, c !
4. Virdeu, J T. Welch and II p Bur
ton There were nine men present and /
voting Also, we are informed, there /
were siN women present, who refused to !
vote, because they are opposed TO Wo /
men suffcragc john II Davidson was
elected lay delegate to attend the next
session of the Wilmington Conference to (
he held in Wilmington in March, and J. {,
j.. Black was chosen alternate.
The large pile of sand that was taken
from the bottom Of the river by the
dredger and thrown on the north shore
is disappearing, being hauled away by
parties who need the article
Mrs. Hannah Carey is visiting in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Ola Bidwell, of Chicago; baritone
ballad singer, yiolinist and reader, will
give an exhibition of her talents on Sat
urday evening, Feb. 5, in School Hall,
auder the auspic, of the Senior Glass of
the Milton High School
On last Saturday week Weldon NAPLES.