Milford chronicle., 1914-08-07
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year; the anticipation approximatine
$4,000 baskets of prime fruit They will
be shipped in refrigerator cars to Mr..
Chandler at Scranton, Pa, and reshipped
by him to any points he may have con-
tracts from
Captain George f. Mcgee won a $40
cash prize on the Wilmington Morning
News contest. for having obtained the
largest number of subscribers to that
paper from July 9th to 25th, inclusive.
Clarence Reed has completed his cot
tage at Broadkiln Beach, and with his
family is now recuperating therein; and
listening to the
Break, break Of the waves, on thy cold
gray crags, o, sea q"
Last week early on one evening, an un-
usual thing occurred. The meat house
of one of our citizens was entered, but
no meat was taken, because there was
no meat to take. A couple of shots from
a revolver, not aimed at the would-be
burglar, caused that individual to skee-
daddle. There has not been an act Of
this kind committed in Milton for long
time before.
Town Supervisor Dickerson has moved
the grass from some of the side streets
and alleys of town.
Mrs. Lima Pennewill has returned to
Milton, after several months sojourn
with her daughter at Chester, Pa
c. Z. Killen, of Rehoboth, has sold
the farm in Broadkiln hundred, near
Ponder's old mill, and now in tenure of
Fred W. Morris, to Frank Case. Mr..
Morris will continue to reside thereon.
Mrs, Viva Reed, of Philadelphia, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Adolphus
Johnson; and last week removed to her
cottage on BroadSiln Beach.
G. W. Atkins has painted the concrete
work in front of his residence on Mul-
berry street a pale blue. It is very pretty
and attractive, and much admired by
camp meeting visitors.
Columbus Welch, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of his parents, ]. B. Welch and
wife.
G. B. Atkins has finished decorating
a large residence at Millsboro.
Mrs. George G. Fowler and daughter
Helen, Of Philadelphia, are spending
some time with their mother, Mrs. Sarah [
E. King.
John Hazard, an engineer in the em-
0loy of the Pacific Steamship Co., is /
spending his vacation at the home of |
his mother, Mrs. Emma Hazard, on /
North Union street.
Miss Ann Denney and Robert Mcgee, |
If Philadelphia, are being entertained .
" Mrs. Luella Mcgee at her home on /
North Union street.
Mrs. Irene Metzinger, of Philadelphia, |
5 at the home of her parents, Justice Of
he-Peace and Mrs. Eli L. Collins, on
North Union street
Mrs Mamie Brockington, after a long
Lbsence in Philadelphia, is home and
occupying her Milton residence on At.
antic street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chandler and Mrs.
annie Carey have returned from a few
weeks rustication and ramble amongst
he Adirondacks.
Miss Henrietta Morgan, of Philadel-
hia, after spending a week with her
mother aud sister, returned to the CITY
n Monday.
The Milton Shirt and Overall Factory
losed on Saturday for the camp meet
1g.
Thomas Cutters new brick building
as the walls completed.
George Simpler, Of near Hunters Mill,
as sold his farm of 100 acres to CLYDE
ettyJOhn.
David NJ. Conwell has sold his prop
-ty on Federal street, in tenure of Harry
obinson, TO Miss Mary E. Davis, late OF
for Sl500.0O.
Clement Hart, while cutting wood on
riday, injured a part of his left hand.
Mrs. Fannie Davidson and son, of Viii
ingtou, are the guests Of many Milton
lends.
A lot Of stone is dumped in the street I
T the use of concrete sidewalks. Peo-
e wish these corcrete sidewalks might {
/, finished, and North Union street be-
me free from obstruction once more. I