Milford chronicle., 1913-02-21

tool, the train for Philadelphia. On the
same morning Mrs Hall, having pre-
viouslv told her husband she was going
to Laurel to see a sick relative, walked
to the Milton station, in company win
her husband, and took the early tram ior
Greenwood, and thence for Philadelphia
which city she reached an hour before her
ouiltv paramour. It is said the two met
at Broad Street Station. Mrs. Han IS
about % years of age and the mother OF
two children; the Younger OF which she
took with her. A gentleman OF the town
communicated later with a Philadelphia
attorney regarding the elopementi ana
arrest of Fisher. The attorney replied
that he could locate the parties, out
''What's the use, - said he, the woman
will be back in ten days, and will be a
better woman hereafter. Besides, sup
nose take the baby and the reputed
father fails to come after it, what am to
do with the baby? Furthermore, such
conduct shows healthy state OF affairs
in Milton. and it would be better tor you
to keep such affairs at home, for we have
as much of the same kind here as we can
attend to. It will be seen the attorney
was disposed to be facetious. ana II
must be remembered, as he said, they
have as much of that kind OF business IN
the city as they can attend to-
The recital of fun, pathos and humor
that was given on last "Wednesday even
ing in School Hall by Miss Harnett Ma
rine, was noticeable for its paucity OF
numbers. Had it been moving. pic
ture show" the house might nave Deen
crowded.
Miss Bertha Wagamon, of Georgeetown'
has been the guest OF Mr.. and MIS-
Daniel WagamOn.
The father and brother of Mr.. Samuel
Fithian, of Salem, N. j., bave been visit
ing Milton.
Mrs. Maggie McIlvaine, of Camden;
n. J., is visiting her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Ingram. j.,
George W. Jones has purchased OF
Hall & Short a 40-acre tract OF land near
Ingram Branch.
We are requested to announce there
will be preaching at District No. School
House on next Sunday afternoon, the
23rd inst, at O'Clock, by the Rev. Good.
All are invited.
The third Quarterly Conference of the
NJ P. Church will be held on March the
24th.
Mrs. W. M. t1elu, representing LIZ
Women's Foreign Missionary Society,
lectured at the NJ. E. Church on Sunday
morning. The lady has a collection OF
curios gathered during her forty years
experience in foreign lands s-images OF
heather gods, Chinese shoes and other
paraphernalia indigenous to foreign lands
and heathen religions.
Mrs. Peter Welch is recovering from
an attack of pneumonia.
The tombs for Isaac Bailey are now
being made, and will soon be put by the
maker.
]. Leon Black, Vim. Wagamon, Frank
Carey and w. G. Fearing left on Monday
for Dover as representatives of Enter
prise Council, No. 10. Jr. o. U. A. NJ,
to the State Council held there on the
18th and 18th inst.
The citizens are becoming apparently
interested in the coming town election
If there should be $4,000 or $4,000 to
expend toward water and sewage sys-
TEN. then we should have men in town
council a little above the average. Men,
who have some idea about business and
financing. We have such men in town,
and thev are the ones to nominate and
elect, if they will allow their names to
be used. A town is judged somewhat