Milford chronicle., 1912-06-28
NEWSY LETTER
FROM MILTON

le EXP Young man walked from Rsbobotl
rf1ere .st week to Milton, and gave the fol
y. wing explanation why he did so: %
Lite my dinner in box car of the rail
Dad in Baltimore, and then lay dOwI
ochestel nd went to sleep. When | awakened
13 wear he car had been coupled to a train anC
, health IfHlyas on its way somewhere, l knew moi
plaine5 MAFhither. When it stopped and got ou
~ - found was at RehOboth, Del, witt
- IL, % OmOney. then started on my neares
nome Ir6as cute back, on foot and l am here!
et reief1 ely the assistance of some generous one:
After gied # the town, his father was teegrapheC
ia E. l. mo, and money for his passage back SEM
len caiohs Fred Pepper has broken ground for his
|bi0bIv Fh lew building on Federal Street. 1t will
- bo MS. le 3Ox3O feet two stories and OF brick
Ebild 10, bt Josh1a has sold his Buick car tc
|Sxchangan The ger Mission Day of
w III be observed by the
|aches, bste Millions dS Saturday afternoon, on
t behe lawn in frOnt of the residence OF
b Mrs. Mollie Lingo
IaA' The NJ P. Sunday School will make
Fssy or an excursion to RehObOth Beach on
shnotJuly 10th All are invited to attend.
Ia YOU The school election in the consolidated
, 6 No districts of Milton will be held on Satur-
|& - !, day, June 18th. There are three com
|A - smissiOners to elect.
|3S@4 we Clarence Clifton, who was so badly
|NN11 is calded recently while working in the
Is Sl{NNeive Draper pea cannery, is improving.
NV 80 Mrs. Laura jefferson, who was in
n \ injured sometime back by the discharge of
nina gun, is but little better.
|s for man Mr. and Mrs Purnell K. johnson an
|able Cot ynOunce the marriage of their daughter,
taken s Carrie Ann, to Mr.. George Russell Mar
lief - % shall, of Lewes son of Job Marshall, to
|;u nan take place on Thursday afternoon, June
Slns, C9les 9th, at 2 O'Clock p m, in the Method
EesS:o E.eas = Vegv Episcopal Church, Milton, Rev. W.
EsSsIa 5i and Hurst officiating. The friends of the
has aceng t. Rtraetng parties are invited to attend
~ We5,ts eGrned as pastor of the A NJ E. Church
= HAeu IIDi for another year.
1t is becoming very much the fashion
|RCsE, IN town to fill up the sidewalks with dirt
naVBr clay
|OOrith A horse was taken sick one evening
~ quaecenty while its owner was in Hazard
re slAvenue getting ice, but soon recovered.
uildin, The dwelling of Mrs. Elizabeth Wright
ewes, zen eolored on Mulberry Street, took fire
Be Ano on Friday near noon, while no one was
| Exal p at home, and with its contents was de-
u,oostroyed. -4hs woman appears to be
|fant very untortunate. A year or more ago
died lola similar EOnfagration occurred to her,
of fo, spWth smi Jar results.
In of VI -Ehe q Aacre property Of Edwin P. |
linda wOUJ Johnson, deceased was sold in front of
ld Mr. Sothe Jester House by his administrator
III Che uOn Saturday afternoon, and bought by !
II mat aliTrusten P LOfiand for $500.
|de's &c Mrs. Alexine Collins is making repairs
rettss TO her property on Federal Street.
/ TuIvSSs' Mrs. VIM. W. Conner and daughter
|t woies c'Blanche, spent part of last week as
in Duyguests of friends at Oakley
|yver to o Capt. Geo. E. Mcgee is preparing to
| bro l anremOve with his family to the property
I yyass lhe recently purchased in the suburbs.
Ee Il New potatoes are retailing at Sl.2O per
ddinnexp bushel
of n :, for the season. The remainder will II
ranc3 Ohe close this week
Er - Ih' The ancient cemetery at Heavlow's
,ep wthanding, on the BrOadkn River, is to be
Ii ne nenclOsed with concrete blocks. Harry
del is smith is now engaged in making the
|r5eomeblOcks. 4
ee lthiT Miss Annie Cliber, of Philadelphia, {
St,T " hhas been the guest of Mrs. James A. {
avis 40 Belts and other Milton friends
|on. a. Edward Calhoun has put brick wall
rv = IN front of his property on Chestnut st.
nd ou ou ION the same street Mrs Eliza Vaughan
#thlillas completed the annex and other re- T
juspairs to her residence. Postmaster j. g
e2pR. Black has had new floor laid in his v
front porch, and the work on George B. {
" a.Atkins new concrete building has been
ro suspended for a week, all on the same t
ven street Ii
mc Joseph Wiltbank has removed to the J
hligproperty Of John Cottre on Broad st. '
ny A worm, about three inches long and b
plalOf a striped nature, has denuded the t
small catawba trees near Lavinia woods n
and along Lake Fanganzyk of their
leaves, young shoots and all of this S
sply years growth.
swic W. II. Welch and C. E. Darby left on e
be Tuesday for Baltimore and the Demo- r
,vh cratic Convention.
NSchooner Sand Snpe, Capt Warning il
on ton. arrived on Monday with phosphate
this rock for the Milton Fertilizer Company k
= pre- The privileges of Lavinia Camp will V
,tba be sold in front of the NJ P Church on g
- Sa turday, July 6, at 2. 80 o'clock. n
DsS On Saturday night young man from q
otnJ the country came into town and caught
nade an epidemic, and by various evolutOns +
y inf broke the two windows in the front a
- door of the mayors Office. On Monday a
at ruuS morning Constable Robinson, armed with b
Iturea writ from the Mayor, went after bin tt
.esidebut as his lawyer at Wofe's Crossing Il
Byona idvised there was technacality in the
a - Frit he refused to come, and the con- h
\ Any. liable, thinking there might be some d
! lated hing wrong about it, came home with L
T II farnalt him. The matter will be settled "
/ nderfulrther on. Il
/ do Mrs Arthur E. Barnes and wife visit
Nom ott Mrs. Barnes parents on Monday. b.
80, D. A. C.. tt
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{ sothy CEDAR NECK
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