Milford chronicle., 1914-01-16

= and read from many absentees. Son
had not received their clerical ticke
II from the railroad company, and it ",
> not convenient for them to come. Othei
4 on account Of the unfavorable weather
last Sunday" had poor collections, an
their financial condition hindered the
d coming. One minister had a marriag
T. ceremony in prospect, and had to stay q
home for that. All OF the excuses wer
, accepted, and the last one commended
as 1t was the sense of the meeting tina
the marriage business should be attendet
to.
Miss Nellie NAPLES has sold her prop
erty on Chestnut street to her brother
Weldon NAPLES.
Thomas Birmingham has bought of a
H. Lohand building lot near the shir
factory.
There are now, after the moving and
removing is all over, several vacant
houses in town. Why is this thus
Mrs. Stella Bacon, teacher of the pri-
mary department of our public schools.
has been confined to her home during
the past week by illness. Miss Ethel
Webster has occupied Mrs. Bacon S place
Mrs. Mary Carey has resigned her po-
sition as teacher in the public schools at
Laurel.
Enterprise Council No. Is, Ir. o. L.
A. NJ, has elected and installed the fol-
lowing officers Junior Past Councillor,
VIM. II. Fox; Councillor, Fred Johnson:
Vice Councillor, Theodore Johnson; Re
cording Secretary, VIM. B. Wagamou
Assistant Secretary, Ward Short; Finan-
cial Secretary, J. NJ. Lank; Treasurer !. /
Leon Black Warden, Horace Never |
Edward Bailey; Inside Sen
tinel, Charles King; Outside Sentinel, |
Davis Lingo Chaplain, S. L. Black |
Trustees, Harry c. Wagamon and Frank
B. Carey; Representative, +. B. A., las.
:, Palmer; Representative, State Coun-
III for three years, George B. Atkins:
Ianitor, James B. Scull
Thursday next, the 18th has been des-
gnated as National Constitutional Pro
libiton Day, to be observed bv all
White ribboners as a day of fasting and
'rayer for victory in this campaign. The
hilton Union will hold meetings in the
j +. Church at 10 o'clock a. m. and at
O'Clock p, m, on that day.
Weldon NAPLES and his bride returned
ONE on Wednesday from their wedding
lnerary, and were given a calithumpian I
at the brides former home on
.orth Union street. They will make 4
ieir future home on Chestnut street, I
James Alfred Mears, son of Mr.. and (
.rs. John Mears. of Centreville, Nd, d
ed on Wednesday evening of pneumo- 4
IA, aged II months. Funeral services Z
ere held on Thursday evening at his h
te home, and the remains brought to +
ilton on Friday and inferred in the NJ. (
Cemetery. q
At a meeting of the Levy Court last r
eek, B. +. Walls and G. A. Bryan. of (,
ilton, were chosen members of the n
'ard OF Revision of assessments. fs
Captain David Dutton was home last (,
Eek visiting his family. y
A public sale of the personal property r
the late w. B. Tomlinson, was held e
his late residence on Saturday, by his n
Mrs Virginia T. Atkins. r
J. r. Black. is recov- Sa
ng his health slowly. He is expected =
ne this week r.
sxtra meetings have been in progress K
he two Methodist churches during the =
/ week, and will continue during the r.
sent week e.
he infant daughter of Mrs. John Hall =
III Milton on the 9th inst, and was fs1
'rred IN Reynold' Cemetery by J. r. SaI
ins.
arah A. wilkins died at the home Of
grandson Alexander Wilkins in Cedar
ek' on Thursday of senility, aged SO
IS, months and 25 days Funeral
ices were held at Slaughter Neck v
rch on Saturday afternoon, and the icle
ans inferred in the adjacent GENE som
by 5. J. Wilson & Son. all {
lrah Jane Bozman died at her resi- kee
e on North Union street on SUNDAY. lead
neumonia, aged 20 years Funeral ID.
ices were held on Wednesday after for
at the NJ. p. Church, by the Rev. from
* Holland, and sepulture made in the
NJ. +. Cemetery by ]. R. Atkins. moo
roy II. Johnson, Mrs. Hettie of a
anon, II. X. Wagamon, Captain Dur
dson and Fred Pepper motored to enor
'both on Sunday to view the havoc who
ate storm had wrought. ness
2. Davidson is confined to his home coun
hestnut street by illness. ted t
. Moultou, agent for Winters & mucl
het, is ready to contract for toma- are
lima beans beets and corn. for mucl
ug purposes. This company pur- the c
on making more business for its lante
Dyes and to that end is preparing prov,
L up the above mentioned articles As to
yetatiQn the coming season. of tn
Friday about noon, the ifeless light,
of Mrs. Dorah w Vincent kvas conv,
by two women, Mrs Nehemiah is do
bids and daughter, at the head wa c.
+ Red Mill pond. Mrs. Vincent pany
rly resided in Milton. Several Fri
ago she removed to the home of delph
on, Charles Vincent, about four glirnr
from Milton. and near where her Tuesd
body was found. On Thursday sad e.
about nine o'clock Mr.. Vincent the DC
70 bed, bidding his mother good r..
and leaving her lying on lounge ., - IL
e morning, as was his usual Gus 49,, ~
lie arose with the children, and af- S,.0o - ~,
forming sundry duties, he sent one 49,. ~ p
children up stairs to call its grand So
r. She was not in bed. Suppos- D;ii,.
had arisen and gone to his broth ~ -t,e'ee ~
a short distance away, he made -. -
to 90 to Lewes where he had bus- l,nsi 80
intending on his return to stop at go go. !
'ther's and bring her home. When 49, ~ ~
irned he learned of the sad acci- Jul W
The body was removed TO his On
and on Saturday Coroner Russell includ
1 inquest, and DR.. Hammond of tore III
town, The Cononer's Physician their
ned an autopsy on the BODY. The Fostoh
eturned a verdict of accidental Die apl
ng. We understand the doctor surely
t think that drowning was the ter WI
/, ,s,,s, % 1.4t . "o' thS aficiaf,