Milford chronicle., 1913-05-09
MILTON NEWS.

E1iI 10 the CluZeuS OF MilLOu. olduuluS Ou
the E1ill dam and looking across the lake
one can now see the tents on Lavinia
campground, and a beautiful scope of
rcoWatry to the west. Point Desolation is
no longer a point of desolation, but a
gentle rise of the ground on the margin
of the lake to the southwest from where
we stand. This, in a short time, will be
COVERED with grass and become joy and
"a beauty albeit, 1t will be destitute of
siAie, the only thing that will mar its
heauty Had few trees been left during
the clearing up, some of the hot days the
c0Wzilg summer we would have gone over
tizs lake and lie down under the cooling
slIatie in a state of 'inocuous deuetude'
and turned our camera on the beautiful
City Of Milton We may do it anyway
on a cloudy day. Turning our gaze di-
rectly to the south and looking up the
lake I'VE see through the shrubbery and
brEmble the glittering waters of the up
Der prong. This is more fascinating IN
che early morning or late in the afternoon
tlIa1i at any other time. It is then that
the sun in its oblique course casts a sheen
on the water that it does not at any other
GIie Altogether, Lake Fanganzyki and
ITS 2Huents, with Lavinia Camp ground
In che distant, at certain times of the day,
aiud from particular standpoints, presents
tfe most beautiful and picturesque scenery
we know of hereabouts; and when we
feel despondent-w which the heart will at
Cimes-and we are inclined to eXclaim
Vyi.h the poet:
so, carry me back to the silent shade,
For my heart is sad and lone,
4ua e'er die let me gaze once more
on my little cottage home
We 90 out and look around and meander
aTUUud the beautiful scene partly, altho
feebiy described above, inhale the trag-
-anoa of the atmosphere and the sweet
scented magnolia and Richard is him
self again"
Major r. II. Hendershot, the Drum
r1ler Boy of the Rappahannock. and son
gave an entertainment in School Hall on
tuesday evening, under the auspices of
1He Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
Church. The entertainment was well at
tended and much appreciated. l
The matter that Is most agitating the {
EIIHds Of the people of Milton is a fence {
In font Of a property on North Union ST.
paEtly decorated with barbed wire. Peo-
E1te pghO are passersby are justly incensed Q
over It, although it has been there for 4
some time. We understand Town Coun- 4
cil mas the matter under advisement, and a
u Is our suspicion that wire fence had y
.1e112r be removed soon.
ile Anderson canuery is receiving cans
70 be used during the tomato season.
Irwin King has bought the property of
Nathan Williams Just outside the northern
s,0f Town, and has removed therein. :
Harvey Sipple, the former occupant, has 4
into the town property owned Il
ND vacated by Mr.. King. /
f6hh Mustard, while flaming a bay II
window to tie property of Mrs Elizabeth II
on Federal Street, fell Wednes- II
sas- and struck his arm against a window II
ail hurting himself badly, though not II
ierIuusly. Il
1tie are glad to see that chimney which
80 ~ Cct et several weeks ago, as being
ssrzenace 10 the citizens of Br )ad Street, d.
las +'een repaired and plastered over with
XII ilil. Gt looks better and we sleep
'elaaF since the metauiOrphosic.
e he honeysuckIe is now in flower, as is
lsc the dogwood. We were much sur
lrrss-G when we found this true THURSDAY y
So much so were we that we q
s's = III hne bunch home as a sample to E
e aluired q
tSEere are often people who come to k
.Ii}tou and get beauueIed or lost because E
1fst don know the names of the streets rs
& 1t suggested tuat Town Council have &
~ lndi-,-s Oh Tie streets pain ed on strips r.
4 Goard and n4uIed at each corner of the b
Lreets. The cost would be insignificant {
MI the advantage create A few years +
eV more Useless expense than this u
.rTG.d be Was uade by having dressed B
Iosls planted at the town limits to the
-Islfly entrances therein. A part OF these
re now rotted, aAd the rest are of 10
fx1tgnl
.24srs. Clement Hart is visiting in Phila-
elpna, Snd Will probably be absent un-
If~16e middle of the present month
Alfred II. Leland las bought of Mrs
lorence Johnson building loJ on Lake r
'treet. Paul Pfeitter has a cellar dug OH &
his lot ana intends to buiid house over
Columbus Welch, who has been book 5
yerper for Harrison Brothers, nursery
zen, at Berlin, is now home; his services IS
'e'ug dispensed with until the autumn. b
tee are always anxious to learn any y
i1t1ss we can, and more particular if it be Z
Z "a geographical nature. We have been
uforued by ] B. WEIGH during the past
7ea& that New Market is the capital Of
Glendale, and always has been He
JJs-ilt 10 know, as New Market was the be
sg7oczug ground of Mr. Welch in the tn
y back. In
A"s2r1ng the past week there has been WI
1.essional tombstone cleaner whitening =
To-Le tombs in the NJ. L Cemetery; and
tpIe of them needed it.
ofhe Broadkiln school closed on We'd
SHAY. Miss Elsie King, the teacher, bf
sve the pupils treat be
8iilton Lodge No 30, A. o. u W, will - -
9Ed its regular montoly meeting Friday III
teniug next and elect new officers pl
II is reported that the little daughter of
sazc Marker OF the Island Farm, has re
ppendicitis. Sc
IRA T. Atkins, formerly of Milton, now dc
{ Boston, son of the late Prof. Peter p tn
tkiHs. of this town, and Mrs Blanch n
iicott were married in Boston April 49,
0frs. Ralph Mcgee is recovering from A.
er recent illness. III
John Goodwin, of Taunton, Mass, has cs
esH visiting his brothers, Capt Geo. A. tn
1d Otis L. Goodwin. by
airs. l.. J. Coverdale has returned from pu
d extended visit to Gumboro. pc
Mrs Priscilla Stockley has removed rn
sr household goods from Philadelphia a.
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