Milford chronicle., 1914-03-27
BOWERS


TIE Steamer Fre,5=ricz taTizx bee-
Pr through a z=-=-zL EAor1EEz lTs-
za-Eng and Iorklzr Te-y hezz1fz- II
zsE coat e s-1'E wt--= -a-u- Ter ---t
pcrr lie pas1 Noulzy O. Es- reTzai-
ulps -7 P11z1=iph-z- II -uZZaz1 Of rs
ss1-= sc-nU-cf1z-lrz c1cErs and E=-
-E.l- have made tz1s dca- uost Ez--cul
ton ore sz1 az TIE S-z-= 20 Tie osh=-
There vas ----= 4 .a-Ee .ol oE freight C
1e- 1rsr TRIP q Tie g=ar- also a uu=1e-
E q passengers, azd 80 PRESUME = shcr-
CE= she WI asslZ= the uslai Ea1Ir Cd
-ar-ylzg a --- cargo ho.k guEg a--
cuEuE
Nr Ceurze Aueu ard Tohn M-Czrro7
Z zzazagers Ct The Delaware Prodzcr CO
G FzlLas1sipt1z, z-riv=6 e .owu tie ras-
E==E E--E -E--e large and poEerful cru-z
s--1r-cdlL=s, wE-cE icy propose % use
I II the trzzsporlzE q EsE AID cnur-v
7 pr1s-zce -1 Tie cry Ezarker- Tins cr--
pazF proposes % establish a route re-
-E=@z here ard Pz-Ia,ie.phia. huvs-z
v1at 1s1 tzey cz1 hzztie a. tbs place az
soliciting he country p-1izcz sIorz til
route We Ersh thez hasgv success q
-E-s zeW enterprise As cuUp petition IS the
life % trade
F. r Williams. one q CIR r1erchzr-s
% town g couteupl z1uE starting bis
bakery Il sEcrt tine having securs.-
tE= se-vlce q the zar that u-zde fzuo-s
bread The past year Enowu as the 'Ro-s-
Quality.
Ms Geo- T. ELIeu and soa Edua-s
% Fe-,or, have returned boze from
pleasant visit with her parents. 5Er z-1
Mrs. GeD-ze Cogeris-e-
Ms VI Wi-cutrs Is CO ar ezre-L=-5
vlsr- E--E her sister, Hrs Max WI-s
% Camden. " 7
Richard Belts. Of Fret=-icz. spent ,--
week end az TIE Iohuso- Eo.sl.
-ap-- Albert D. stone has returre-3
hone =t-er spe1dl1E the WIu-sr wItL
brother, Clas- stone. ot Detroit. Mo
Ms Wills Johnson . visiting t--
parents, I-- ard Mrs. Toh1 barnett. G.
Magma
We a-- srlev=t % arnouzce % ---
many friends IN this towu and gicl-.-s
the death q 2. Sch-uhiuz on SAT-
DAY. 1ia-cG Zist a. his houe II p
-e-p1iz Ar. SchzuE1zZ owned A f-=
-1t-as= - Sou-L Bowers. ard has ben
tor several years. accompanied By his
.4-li-t spenr1l1E his VACATION among as
y e sincerely regret % hear % his d=a-1 .
and extend cur heartfelt syupsthies b. .
BIS Wlf- and family II their sad bersz---
neat and loss
IEos. .. Hubbard. r.. Of Philz5-.-
~ .i-.s been spending teF DAYS with has
irc--f Dr.. T. D. Hubbard. the past we=s
i--lzr1 3 Donovan, Of the slh Re-
es-1 -@--Fe D1strlct- q prominent farU=-
Z near town, EII be a candidate het1--
n- primary el=Cflo1 this fall for the
nee % Coroner u Kent county. suhfs--
2 -le Dru-ocrz-Ic VOTERS Of the COUNT.
~ DouoFz1 o a vFor-ly aspirzut and
lo5-1 command a large vote az the rr.-
-4Fizs- as he Was a candidate tEn vez-s
% AMI cane near being nominated .-
Be once
Vs. > Davidson. q near town. was q
.aiLzdelphia visitor the past Monday z-t
u=scay
DAVID Philips Of near touu. TOOK
~ On Tie Steamer FreierIcz the PAS. (
io1day % visit his son Allie
r. IL Donovan. Of near toWu. Is visit
Y his brother. Charles. Of Wilmington.
us past week
Fouls man. who resides uith e 7.
i-ltaizls, o. near town. E2d quite an ex-
-rleuce one evening the past seek .
nile returning home afoog from Fred e.
1ca Observing an object IN the Par
Its Chapel grave yard. he soppet 10
yestlgates bGt on second thought and
e uncznHy surroundings, his eyes con
tred UNUSUAL observations and not hay P
z the proper control Of his feet and
gs a. that moment. they very soon ard ( 81
ost gracefully covered that muddy road
Ny Williams. We uuderstznl he b,
IS been taking medicine rezularlr ever ia
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