Milford chronicle., 1912-08-30

the summer that makes campmeetings il
passed, and the people are returning t.
their homes and to their vocations.
]. B. Welch has forsaken his old pal
the man who has done so much for him
He's riding in an automobile now, oi
was, and we are left to play with the
! chipmuncks alone.
In our effort to do good, not only to
the bodies, but to the souls of meu, we
often are misunderstood We have no
axe to grind, and our criticisms are in
| tended to lead the young and the older
Alright. For this endeavor, however, we
are often the subject of insult by ignor-
ant people, who try to make us mad.
o, no we don't get mad; only ignorant
people get mad
Understand we are to have a new bible
edited by Theodore the Bull Mooser, F"
with his picture and name as a frontis-
piece. The songs of Solomon are to be
eliminated, and a new book added, enti-
tied Preferential Primaries" to precede
Genesis.
When the dredge cleaned out the river,
the sand was thrown upon the road lead
ing to the Anderson cannery south, and
this dirt and sand remains to such
height as TO make hauling along this
route impossible There is another road
to the factory, which Mr. Moulten has
had cleaned out along the branch to make
a passage by teams possible. Before pay
ment for rent for this property is made, |
there may be some demurrer on account |
of the obstruction of this road.
The foreign help for the Royal Packing /
Company arrived on Wednesday and are
in c. II. Atkins old store
house and J. P. Wilson S old building,
Federal street.
Mrs. Alexine Collins is spending some
lime at Rehoboth.
Captain Andrew Davidson was home a
ew DAYS ago on a visit with his family.
J. B. Welch attended the Executive
meeting ef the Sussex Coun-
Y S. S. at Milford.
J. II. Davidson is putting the cabin in
he steamer now being built.
Prof. Metzger. of Goldey College, Viii
was the guest of Columbus
Velch, former student of the college,
Il Thursday
Grant Collins, of Philadelphia, is on a
isit to his parents, Squire Eli L. and
Irs. Collins
On piece of ground on North Union
rect bought of c. c. NAPLES by Mrs.
lillian II. Mcgee, of Philadelphia. Isaac
T. Nailor has contracted to build bun
llow-or rather one-story building of
'ncrete blocks-2Sx42 IT,. with a veran
/, the entire length of the front. The
terror will consist of six rooms and
th, and all modern conveniences. Mr..
ailor has already commenced the work.
On Saturday afternoon Andrew Bryan
turning the corner of Federal into
hartOn street, ran his carriage against
post on the corner and broke the cross
r of the shafts.
Samuel Smith has been engaged as L,
5ht watchman at the Royal Packing co
s works. da
IN Sunday evening at the home of the 81
de on North Union street, Mrs Mary :
Fields was Joined in matrimonv with
. John +. Johnson. The nuptial knot
5 tied by the Rev Frank Holland.
extend congratulations, and if it is
possible to have lot of lovely fields
comfort their declining years, may
sc years be peaceful and happy. They
1w how it is.
he influx of foreign population, to
rk IN the canneries, transient though
e, adds some excitement in the town.
ere are many of them here now.
ough of different nationalties, the
ians predominated. The Seneras are
K complexioned, black-eyed, hair of
en- blackness, and a complexion sy-
ymous with their own fair cline.
y are a peaceful set thus far.
Ir. and Mrs. II. B. Carter, Mrs. T.
pin Massey, of Wilmington, and Mrs.
y +. Short, of Ellendale, have been
ting Mr.. and Mrs. S. {. Carter at
irview Farm" near town.
A. Belts is building two purse boats
Captain Potter to be used in the fish