Milford chronicle., 1914-10-09
MILTON NEWS.

We having met Paul Pry' at Ellendale.
60 There have been several incidents trans
~ pired during our two weeks absence. Tht
le saddest are two deaths that have occurre ed
ne Mrs. Arabella wife of J. {. Clendaniel
t. died on the sd ult., after a prostratoi
T. of several weeks of paralysis, aged s.
years. Iuterment was made at Beaver
al Dam. by 5. J. Wilson
j. Captain Eli W. Burrows died on Thurs
IS day, the 24th ult., of senility, aged q
. years. The funeral was held on the fol-
lowing Sunday by the Revs. Webster and
u Holland. and sepulture made in the NJ
IS r. Cemetery in Milton, by S. J. Wilson
II & Son.
3 Captain Carl Vincent, of Sussex. was
found drowned close to his boat. the
ocean boat, Golden Rod, at Schellenger
s Landing, Cape May, y. l., on FRIDAY
. morning last. The body was brought to
Nassau and taken to the home of his
tather-in law, Roland P. Warrington.
Funeral services were held at Whites
Chapel on Tuesday afternoon by the
Revs. Kelso and Holland, and the BODY
lnhumed in the cemetery near by, by S
J. Wilson & Son.
The new brick storehouse of Mrs. Ida
Fox is completed on the lower floor.
lhis is the largest building devoted en-
tirely to business we have in Milton. Its
ice cream parlOrs are of the modern type.
and it is equipped with all convenieuces
that are essential to the public of TODAY:
and if there is go in the bakery. ice cream
and general confectionery business. Mrs |
Fox is the heroine to make it 90. and if /
she cannot do it, it would be useless for
any one else to try. Mrs. Fox has built
this modern structure against a great
deal of opposition. It has been said bv
a connisseur of city life this building
would be credit to a city of 10000 in.
habitants, and if to a city of that pop
ulation, why not to Milton Mrs. Fox
deserves success, and we hope the tickle
goddess will smile upon her efforts.
Mrs. Eliza Black, who has been verv
III for the past three weeks, suffered a
Slight stroke of paralysis on Tuesday.
She IS now much improved.
Melden Waples is having a concrete
walk put IN front of his property on
Chestnut street.
Isaac J. Reynolds, wife and daughter
OF Chincoteague, have been the guests of
Prothonotary w. II. Welch and other
Milton relatives.
Fred Ellingsworth of Philadelphia. is
being entertained by his Milton frisuds.
Mrs. Ida Fox has another German
baker. He is fourteen months from
Prussia, has served three years in the
army OF the Kaiser has FIVE brothers in
me present war and can tell some rem
from real life in der Fader-
and
An annex, or wareroOm, has been built
o the rear of the storeroom occupied by
ieorge NAPLES in the Chandler Block.
Another appeal was made last week,to
ne great open heart of the Milton peo-
de by WOMAN accompanied bv her
hind husband, canvass was made
rom house to house, and a generous re-
ponse given.
Be it known to all unregistered per
ons, that Saturday, October l7th. is the
asst day for registration during this cam
aign. Register or not vote; and we
on know. whether it makes much diff
erence whether one votes or not. There =
re now 694 registered persons in the pla
irst Election District of the Tenth Rep tbe
sentative District, and there cannot be
Iany more to register. tor
William Derrickson. the livervmap 49,
ID. '0''''-'''y - qu'
On Thursday the team of Myers Dodd 4
came frightened in front of George nv
.aples' store, and started into a run No III
orth Union street. "Tobe" Pettviohn r
ok after the team in an auto, and sue wit
eded III overtaking and passing II three "a,
Hes from town. He then faced about An,
ID stopped the team with no damage reci
60. pou
captain James Conwell has bought an The
tomobile of the Overland variety. Il ret,
Master Roland J. Raught, son Of A. c of {
ught and wife. was matriculated into inc
2 Pawling School, at Pawling, n. v. tbe
September 25d.
Mouse, Editor Behringer, talking about nav,
, Milton street lights. We've tried il rbe
d some people propose, and will trv. Te
elect one of this clique a Senator from Tndi
s. the Fifth Senatorial District. inc
lrs. J. B. Welch who has been on the and
list for some time, is improving. at T.
dlss Ella Mustard is visiting in Phila- and
phia. IT,,
he Sussex County Sunday School M
lvention will be held in the NJ. L. Tho,
irch III this town on the 18th and Fedf
J. Homes have been provided for 50 y,
p .,.-. at la
&c the Progressive ticket as nominees NJ I
ms county Isaac w. Nsilor for rep Wi
ntative, and Captain Geo +. Mcgee. a bui
Levy Court. stree
he Christian Endeavor Society of the Dece
P. Church, will hold a Halloween
al i'll the Palmer Block, on Friday
ling the 30th inst.
le oyster season opened here on Oc- RAJ
r lst, While in Kent two weeks apo NJ -
were eating these bivalves. which were
said to have come from the bav. exerc
festival held at Weigand Chapel on able
Saturday evening was grand sue chest,
,5--.. nette
dramatic company produced plav WiIso
e Southern Hearts. 4" at School Hall onIv
thursday evening. snler,
illiam II. Lacey, druggist at Ninth mar,
Green streets, Philadelphia. died on mon n
day morning. the 29th, of paralysis. was
o5 years. The remains were brought electe,
lie noon train to Harbeson on Friday Scboo
81 70 the +. Church of St. The
by the Rev c. A. Behringer. and Hail
nent made in the NJ. f. Cemetery inc gs
J.. Wilson. Deceased was born and Nev
IN Milton. In 1871 he removed Watso
iladelPhia and engaged in the drug will en-