Milford chronicle., 1912-10-04
MILTON CHURCH TO
HOLD ANNIVERSARY.
Boy Hurt in Factory, Sent To Hospital.
Town Sees improvements. Other
News.

ii Boy Hurt in Factory, Sent 10 Hospital
Town Sees Improvements. Othe
4 News.
j Home Home Sweet, Sweet Home =
Be it ever so humble there is no plac
like home
We are at home again, in bonny Mil
ton, and during the short absence of tw,
weeks we note some changes that hav,
taken place. Seriatim, they follow Geo
NAPLES has the addition to his residence
on Federal street, inclosed; Captain Jas
Conwell has built a stable back of his re-
sidence on Mill street; the steamer that
that was on the stocks when we left town
has been launched, but no name has been
given to her; the brick work of Captain
George +. Megee's building, Just across
the river, is completed and is ready for
the roof and Fred Reed has the frame
lup for a front addition to the property
on Chestnut street.
A little boy, son of one of the foreign
help at Anderson's Cannery, got caught
i'll a part of the machinery. One arm
and three ribs were broken. He was sent
to hospital
The property of the late c. J. Carey
hes been bought by Mrs. Ida Fox for
$1,000.
William Wagamon has bought of Mrs
Clara Vaughan building lot on Chestnut
street.
The ROYAL Packing Co. has bought the
wharf along the river front, belonging
to Charles Virden.
Mrs. Susie B. Davidson. of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Maymie A. Conner,
stenographical teacher at Strayers Busi-
ness College, Philadelphia, daughter of
ID. A. Conner, returned on Thursday
from a months vacation amongst the
balmy bowers that surround Milton C.
A. Conner, their brother, accompanied
them.
COnwell Bros. are buying pears at the
railroad station. y cents a basket is
being paid.
291 names were added to the registra-
ton list on the 2lst ult. The list stands
now l02 below the registration of two
years ago; then it was 74S; now it is $40
with the 10Th of October, to hear from
Fred Pepper has contracted to build
brick building for Causev LoAand, on a
piece of ground near town. The build
ing will be 16X30 it. with annex l5X15 # |
John Hall has about completed what |
appear to be boat. We thought it was /
kOAuk ~ uN al Oil olAl unA W G AAdNNll I I
seen any wings on it vet II is hard to |
tell what it may yet develop. Mr.. Hail |
was once in the L. S. Navy, and strange .
things are prognosticated by Uncle Sam
JAG kies.
Sarah J. Wises, of Wilmington, is the
guest of Prof. w. J. Fearing and wife
Stephen Palmore, of Milton. and the
Soldiers Home at Hampton, Va, is in
Milton after an absence of over a year at
the Home 1t is said politics makes
strange bedfellows. Steve ought to
know.
J. N. LauL, Trust officer Of Milton
Bank, went to the Soldiers Home at
Hampton. Va. to place John Tinley. an
DID veteran in the Home. Indubitable
saws, we did not know which
o put in the Home. Mr.. I.auk or the
'eterau Tilney.
Mrs. Emma Bailey was shipped to DR.
)ick at Salisbury for alleged stomach
roubles
Miss Letitia Black, postmistress, is
lOwly convalescing from an attack of 6
erebro spinal meningitis
Since the issue Of last week $ CHRONi- {
LE i'll which Paul Pry" denied our
Pisode of Milford. we have received a
-tter from the lady who gave us our z
and in this letter SHE reite I
ltes the truth of the story We don't 4
Ike Paul Pry' TO call Us malicious E
te are not malicious We wrote the d
tory as given TO us, and We believe H. e
we can prove II by Col. =
heodore Townsend, editor of this pa
er, and one of his staff, who were near
y and unwilling witnesses to that luena- =
erie. of which Paul Prv' was chief 4
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Since writing the above, we have only q
-cone aware of our friend iutrmities. Z
will be remembered that have only Z
let Paul Pry' but three times On =
lose occasions he was a gentleman
'Ould it not be foreign TO me to impli- e
lte our Glendale friend in any inbrog- q
o? God forgive me. if have trespas-
,d on his afllication I did not know it. kl
ld any apology l can make will be but q
short mitigant of what my heart feels \
ward our friend Rl
The tomato season presumably is over. I y
II last week the canneries were filed.
II Thursday morning the ROYAL Pack sS
< Co. blew out something, which shut n
e works up for four hours I'd Bacon 4
aged the cornet the Bohemiaus danced e
I'd everything was lovely, until we y
arted up again
d. A. Conner is suffering with an at e
OK of lumbago, which is causing him
NOPE around for the last few days.
Beginning with Sunday, October 8, the sS
aggregation of Goshen Methodist Epis- -
pal Church will observe the anniver-
ry of the church, continuing the ser ~
res through the entire week All for ~
er pastors now within the bounds of q
G Wilmington Conference have been =
vited to be present and participate in ~
e celebration, and those at a distauce IL
tside the Conference have been asked u
send a word ofgreeting. Dr. Stephen y
h., District Superintendent, will preach
nday morning, and an effort will be q
lde to have every member of the Sun ~
y School present at O'Clock i'll the
ernOon. At 7.30 DR.. Joseph Conwell, &
Vineland n. j., will deliver an his
ical address, letters from the earliest
stors now living will be read, and the S'
y closed with a conservation service
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