Milford chronicle., 1914-11-27
MILTON NEWS


street have been improved with gravel
on both sides of the wav. Indeed, il
looks As thoaSh our citizens were in love
with the gravel QUARRY
Or Wan HeNrus launch that was
sunk usSr sac br5iSe t2y few DAYS has
{ been raised
E,v, e 4. MoCveaiy and wife, OF
I Lsrrri nsve cec. ,ec Suss;s ot nr and
Mrs ST. IS DeaS,sS oa Nossa Uuiou
F ssrscy.
AZ s3re--e3 >s'e 81 ;he personal
p-ccccev Is -ae s.e >scsHa Eh Burrows
,s-ves go sss St-e-sts. ev A,S &3u,iu,S-
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~q 9s-,> st> $50 :, 'oha
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>ee ,a-S 2n "Wednesday
-ernar IS meeting O.. ,ae New Cen
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az- 3 z--sa1 a1;1- widow ot the late
S-e1her 81 H- gtou. c;ei al the
haus IS -s- 5s-~1t,r Mrs Albert ArEo,
el- 81 -5-. 81 -1-- Siay. the 18th inst,
axes 81 vsz-s Funeral services were
bella 81 S-11av following at Reynolds
"a = C5a--a. ty .le Rev. Frank Hol-
.s- and --.erUe1t made IL the adjoin-
-ac cemetery
Raaa.-s are now 6elicacv to the Mil /
,-- eQlclre. and are selling At 25 cents
3 ps.-.
Tie gypsy band has been routed from
1as- town.
James Palmer is having the Sidewalk .
- his property, on Front and Chestnut
streets. repaired with oak curbing and
gravel. soon all of Miiton's sidewalks .
wili be in q good condition.
John Hickman, who has been engaged .
il the CITY for some time, is how home
with bis family.
The ROYAL Packing Co. is shipping a
part of this wear pack.
The anticipated big rally in sup
port Of the moral and financial eleva
ton of the colored y. NJ {. A., was
held on FRIDAY evening, instead of an
sll-dav service Prominent speakers
we're present and aired their rhetorical
-sCriJoire % the edihcation of The 200
,olored people who packed the church
Beside several colOred orators there
we're several white speakers, among
sh0m We mention Prof w. G Fearing,
c. Palmer, J. NJ I.ank, Revs. Web
,ter and Holland, and perhaps others
whom we do not remember. Prof Fear
ng's subject was good one-'The Adj {
.antage OF An Education To The Col l
red Race" and was listened to with
by all present; both white
md colored $50 was raised toward pur-
.hasing site for their proposed build
ug.
Several persons from Milton were de-
aimed by the wreck on the Delaware
oad on last Thursday afternoon, and
rrived at Ellendale too late to make
connection with the d. NJ & Y. train
or Milton. William Fox, from Milton,
iappeued TO be at Ellendale with his
curing car. and brought the five safely
lome TO Milton
The Creamery Company has decided
III site for j,s building, on the corner
f Front and Chestnut streets. on the
irutital spot from which the old acad-
my was removed one wear ago. And
his is as good, or a better place than
oud have been found elsewhere in
JWu.
Mir and Mrs Richard Ellicotts have
eeu ia 3lIi on and herrabou;s on gun
IuE "Trip A Mr. Henderson, Mr. Eli
%. caum, in essaViug to enter the
t4t1 later with a dog. was arrested on
'-W Castle county and had 10 return
IT ElHcotts and wife have al so returned
b Philadelphia While here they were
1- guests 9i Mrs Virginia Atkins
a q kauLlt, o civil engineer, has
-ca--i position under the Civil ser
ice % th= city of New York
The cold weather struck US the latter
at Of az, week, and on Sunday and
.1u1ay mornings the lake was frozen
7. + Poole and niece. Miss Murial
homzs and Miss Julia White, have re-
iru-l 70 BrOoklyu y. y after visit
1rl 3lrs Kate White.
samuel bur1ous. one of the sons fthe
r. Cap, El Burrous, bought the home
--ience u his father on saturday for
gzs
Mrs Lydia Fearing is quite in.
Thomas Il Douglas is suffering with
cal paralysis.
CoartaHd son of Charles Smith. of
-me Hook Neck, while cunning on
ztu-csy shot himself DR.. Douglas was
q ri and ampu,ated the great toe of the
1f right foot. and lie is all right for
.ctter bout
Nancy Wilson. formerly Of Milton. died
The home oi her daughter, near Lin
..a. o1 Thursday Of pneumonia, aged
years Funeral services were held at
-sv-r Dam Church on Saturday by Rev.
-aas Holland and interment made in
Is sc.oiri1g cemetery by J r Atkins
-c=a se1 leaves four sons, William II at
nco-n. bzsclay. at Ccolspring; George
and I-yssls g., al Milton. and two
.ug1ters. Louisa at Cold Spring. y. T..
ID 5-ss. sarah p. Atkins. al Richmond.
LEN Mos-iy died at his home near Mil
n on Sunday. of heart trouble, aged "a
aTs. Funeral services We're held on
ednesiay afternoon at Bethel A. ME Z
lurch North Milton by Rev. D;ckerson
ID interment made in Bethel Cemetery l