Milford chronicle., 1913-03-14
MILTON NEWS.

one Of the most absurd and impolite
nr.ctices in vogue. III Milton, is some
thing ike the following: A small party
"a three. or four, viii be sitting in
store, or some Office, engaged III de
Gpntful tete-a-tete, when in rushes some
clustering fellow and commences to
rsclSle an around, until his eyes rest on
r PAPER. perhaps. two or three days old.
This he picks up and runs his eyes over,
and suddenly exclaims: Hello / see
ale suffrapettes have been smashing win
ao,gs again 2" or THAT was a terrible
sue Captain Scott had in the AutartiC
reeion ard "Helol why here's some
thing else never heard of before ~ and
the proceeds to read of some aerOnaut
Frssing the English Channel on an aero
blame etc: something the company has
Tead about several DAYS before. This is
news 10 him but he is boring the COM
many. This is, also, for the want OF
thought. as such persons are gentlemauly
IN other WAYS, with few exceptions.
Vow this IS endured and endurable
However. there's a great many things
ue don like TO see. And it you don't
k.s ii. it's nothing 10 me. For instance,
ne don't like to see man going around
town boosting himself verbally, or by
some other Means 1t he have done any
thing WORTHY Of note, some one viii mud
4 our snd gi-e him credit Tor it, And
again, there are some people who think
she town belongs to them, and they eN-
pect tie whole populace to bow down
and do them homage; else they are OF
10 account Whatever The people resent
sach action; and condemning them for
rNeEeising their own 'inalienable right
IS too much for them to bear, let the
condemnation come from whatever source
II may.
Tohe Pettvjohn has traded his property
'Ess1lrg 0utsile the southern limits OF
s0wn. to Captain George Carpenter for
his property on Chestnut street, opposite
the School House Both parties have
exchange homes
l5hn Waples has put a brick wall in
igont Of his sidewalk on North Mulberry
street.
sirs. J. f Johnson has put a metal
root on her residence near the bridge.
Yes. Gaby. what YOU remark, is true,
ana there we're many designations sent
% TO President Wilson last week. We
understand Harry Thaw wants to resign
his position at Maueawau. The human
mind Is never satisfied.
Iohu Wright is having some repairs,
house moving, etc, done at his home on
Mulberry street.
Harvey Wilson and family have re-
moyed % town into the residence OF John
Z. Wilson on Mill street
I.ee Robinson is building house near
1he Douglass-White Shirt and Overall
Factory
On Friday the Rev. DR.. Behringer was
valed to Paterson, y. T., to attend the
mneral of his brother, Vim. II. Behrin
Exr In consequence thereof there was
- service at St. John Baptist Church on
Sunday morning.
Dr r. B. Hopkins, DR.. W. Z. Dou-
glass and {. A. Virdeu have been ap-
POINTED Milton's Board Of Health.
Mrs. Andrew Conoway is recovering
hou a recent illness.
Mrs. Laura Hickman is visiting in
Philadelphia.
Harry Sipple and family have been en-
retaining his brother and wife from Har-
mngtoa
Miss Annie Steelman is visiting in
Camden, y. J.
Mrs. Nancy Wilson, of near Lincoln,
has been the guest of Robert Vaughn |
and family.
Walter Thomas, Of Philadelphia, is at /
Gle home Of George Belts and family.
The shock of the explosion that occur
raj ia B fillmore on Friday was plainly
fslt in Milton ! was alone in the house
"a the time ard when things began to
shake. and a noise as if someone was +
r0Ihug furniture over the room upstairs
began, I glanced at the clock, and it
was l0.45 by that time People went out
of their homes on the street TO see what
was the matter All supposed it to be
shock Of an earthquake, or some other
seismic disturbance or an explosion of
ane Of the DUPONT powder mills, until
ne were better informed
At the Annual Missionary Society of
te 81 T. Church anniversary held on
sd--iay evening at tile NJ L Church,
si5S 90 was reported as the result Of the
gear worS. N
al adjourned Quarterly Conference
snl be held at tie NJ p Church on
Monday evening, the 24th when the
financial and other business of the church
III be settled, 50 as the minister may
leQsr. for the annual Conference with a
loan bill Of laden
Fred Pepper has his residence nearly
eady for the plaster.