Milford chronicle., 1913-11-14
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The cunning season opens tomorrow,
Saturday.
The annual town election for Milford
will be held on Monday, January 5th, 1914
The lecture in the NJ. P Church last
Friday night by Miss Elderdice was
greatly enjoyed.
New concrete walks and curbs have
been laid on boundry line in front Of the
new residences along Silver Lake.
An Epworth League Social and Musi-
cal will be held in the Avenue NJ. +.
Church on Friday, November 2lst.
If you enjoy a good laugh, do not fail
to hear Ida Jenness Moulton on Thanks
giving night at Grange Hall in Milford.
Herbert c. Jump has some of the
largest and most beautiful chrysanthe-
NUNS of this season bloom in Milford.
The Alderman of Milford must ap-
point the auditors of town accounts for
the year 1918 during the month of No
vember
The Faithful Circle of Kings Daugh-
/ ters viii meet with the Misses Davis on
Thursday afternoon, November 10th, at
8. 30 o'clock.
The Ladies Aid of Millwood Church
will meet at the home of Mrs. William
Case on Saturday evening, November
18th All are invited.
The Local w. C. T. U. meets with Mrs.
William V. Sipple, Sr., on Montgomery
Street, next Tuesday evening at 80
O'Clock. Text word Hear
The ladies of the Baptist Church will
have special sale of bread and fine
pastry Saturday afternoon in the Watson
Block for the benefit of the church.
Thursday, November 9th, is the date
for Ida Jenness Moulton's impersOna-
tions and musical in Grange Hall, Mil
ford. All are invited to be present. 1t
The rumor in circulation that Downie
and Wheeler have purchased the Frank
A. Robbins Shows, and that the two
shows will combine. is denied by Mr..
Robbins.
The Chronicle Office will be glad to
buy six pairs of rabbits tomorrow night
trapped rabbits are preferred, but that
will be no disqualification if they are moi
bad shot up.
A match race is being arranged be
tween Maybird, T. T. Windsor, Milford
ana CluueJ IObLGAs D. D. DNAA IN
Frederick, for either Thanksgiving Day
or Saturday, November 22nd. Full par
ticulars will be given at later date.
The ladies of Milford Grange will holC
a rummage sale in Grange Hall on th'
afternoon and evening Of November 2ls
and 22nd. There will also be few thing
for sale left from the fair including can
ned fruit, pickles and two new quilts.
All bills due from the Town of Mil
ford for expenditures for the year 1913
should be handed to Town Council on o.
before its next meeting unless this Il
done the matter will have to 60 Owe
until next year, or until next May IN fact
Cleaning up the leaves and removing
rubbish from the streets in front O.
property, by the owners of property Il
Milford. has been a success this season
, andit has saved to the people themselve
many hundreds of dollars. Most OF tn'
leaves have been burned.
The shrubbery and flower bearing
+ plants have been set about the south
; eastern shores of the Silver Lake thl
month, and Mr.. Lovett is also planting
out several landscape garden effect
about the new homes on Lake View ave
nue.. In two years time, the approach
to Milford and that part of the town
! will be the most beautiful spot along tn
Atlantic Coast south of Asbury PaEk
N. j.