Milford chronicle., 1912-04-12

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Fish are very scarce in the RroadliI1
There have scarcely been enough cauqh
thus far for home consumDtion
Palmer & Clendaniel are accu,nulatir,o
a quantity of short piling on the Ponder
wharf for shipment.
Miss Letitia Black, assistant postnas-
ter went to Smyrna on "Wednesday to
witness the marriage of her sister at Bear
station on Friday; and from thence the
twain went to Philadelphia and spent
Easter with their brother. Miss Letitia
may protract her visit indefinitely.
John Welch, Jr. has removed his fam
ily-wife and child from Milton to Cam
den, n. ].
Mrs. Emma johnson has had a new
root put upon part of her property on
Federal street.
Charles A. Conner has bought of Elijah
/ Jones farm af eighty three acres. siti1a.
ted in Slaughter Neck.
Cutters have been put in and the pave
ment repaired in front of the Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner of Chestnut and At
lantic streets.
j. P. Davidson has filled in with dirt
the sidewalk in front of his residence. on
Chestnut street.
Five carpenters left last week to work
at Wild Wood n. J. We are expecting
them back this week
Mrs. Alexine Collins returned on
Thursday from the South, where she has
been spending the winter
Mrs Francis Goodwin and sister spent
Easter at Atlantic City.
Otis Goodwin returned on Thursday
from business trip through the Middle /
West, n
The Royal Packing Company has COM c
nenced to build another flour mill upon Il
he site OF the former one. The build
ng VIII be of brick 1Sx40 #, and two Il
tones. The company will use their il
'Ieculc plant, situated at the former In
ram MIL two and a-half miles from Ii
own to furnish their motor power.
Rev. Johns, colored minister of South al
IiIton, IS attending Conference at Sails w
ury, Md DC
Mrs. Prrnell Johnson is conyalescing dc
rom recent illness.
Grant Collins of Philadelphia. is visit an
lg his parents, Justice-of-the- Peace Eli wi
and Mrs, Collins.
Rev. George Morris, of St. James, Md, pr
TO was raised in Milton, will preach in bv
e NJ. P. Church next Sun6av, 10th
orning and evening. vii
Miss Annie Manship and her bean VIII
thur Conwell and wife and Miss Edith bre
ilson, all of Philadelphia. spent Easter He
tn Milton friends. +
~bar1as Vi,,o- 81 r,.,--,,, day
smart youths of Milton. hired a mare LUZ
III u Iobe Pett1lohn's S livery on Sunday, 49,
l drove to home in Cedar Neck a 5a;, l-es
lance OF eleven miles. A widowed a,
ana two girls, we understand, were o;t;-
occupants OF the home. These boys 49,
ut little more-went to see the gals" iiiS,
curse. After staving a uart Of the r., "
nt' they left, taking the ladv's horse Ia
leaving the mare they had driven 9uIe
rance bors ~ ;.ie ylilau lound Hari
e I,otharias TLa,. e'IIu went lor host
rise Darn you :" exclaimed the
operated liverynan. "Don'tvou know
rse from mare?" And he made
boss take the horse back. When TIL
crest-tallen youths went after their Sund
axe, IS IS said the lady told them not lovviT
me any more, for any one who could Ouill
,eIl horse from a mare, was likely fer
Ke girl for something else. Trea.
e Misses Mollie and Virgie Hazard. ary
iiladelphia, spent L ster with their Orga
er. siefor
renee Clifton has sold his DroDertv The
lestnut street to his brother Frant Mrs.
N, and will remove into the cou1tr, good
< will Immediately remove info tLe ments
It property. Constable King will journ,
the residence made vacant bv Mr. May
n on Union street. time,
Monday evening the Church of ST your I
3aptist elected the following officers. Mis-!
Warden, T. II. Douglass: Junior spendi
EN-, Johu Ponder; vestry, P. p parent
l. [. +. Bacon, c. E Thackerv R FREQ
Pklns, Robert Vaughn. Hopki
l Salmons, of near town. has a Salurd
ie mother OF two promising calves. OF Har
ast Friday Dorsia, the daughter of Miss
L. Clendaniel, was operated upon guest {
2enulcitis. The operation was per. Eurt
/ by Or. Dick. of Salisbury, Md. day W
d Dy DR. Samson, of Eliendale and Wi
s. Hopkins and Douglass of Mil Miss'
he girl fingered until Monday Robbin
e. ana died about 10 o'clock. Ii Conven
'ad case, and no hope of recovery Iuesda
ltertalned before the operation. A. {.
ceased would have been IA years Dover \
ny. Funeral services at Slauph- A. L..
x on Wednesday afternoon. and the sick
mt IN cemetery by J. R. Atkins. Fire
JAMIE Jefferson, the little daugh- Jacobs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank jefferson. little da
eg was amputated recently, died Sunda
day morning, aged over 10 years. at the
Al Thursday afternoon at Rev wish Oul
the Rev. Taylor and sepultion ing year
ning cemetery by S. J. Wilson & vices.
lis Tuesday, evening Endeavor
No. II, A. +. A. NJ, will give
to their friends, their wives and Tho
eethearts in the lower room of ,ra.-',-.
Temple. treasure
? the heavy electric eto-... oft... singer v
home of David Clendaniel. near which s
urch' was struck by lightning, rock. an
mail damage. to be fc
Bryan, newspaper agent of Mil row her
been confined to his home for stood sIo
tn grippe. He was able to be az
lnday for the first time.
rank Holland and S. w. Atkins
gate. left on Tuesday to attend Peruns
land Annual Conference. which e..
at Laurel ON Wednesday the bOu OnC
less man of town has carriage
uses only on special occasions.
lese occasions came last week
put his horse to the vehicle ord