Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-05-29
MILTON NEWS.

afNesHsAA ? mum dnA0utA 10 ASSIST IA the
eoraiion. The services will be held
School Hall Immediately after the de,
Grafton of the soldiers graves is con
pleted. A grand time is anticipated an
all are most cordially invited 10 atten
the ceremonies. The home residences c
most ofthe families in town will be haPe
and otherwise decorated. Enterpris
Council, Jr. o. Z. A. NJ, No IS. will
AS usual, lend a hand in the ceremonies
In the afternoon a game of base ball
expected to be played, and horse raciul
at J. p. Wilson'S Driving Track. will b
the closing feature of the dav. Conn
ont all who can and show your patriotism
and 10 honor TO the fallen dead. who a
one time stood between you and YOU
country threatened destruction.
Alr and Mrs. T. II Douglass and Mis-.
May simpson, have been visiting in Phil
adelphia.
Work OF Mrs. Ida Fox S new building
is now closed for lack of material.
Mrs Sarah f. King has contracted
with W. Y. Sipple & Son. TO erect a
handsome tombstone in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, 70 the memory of her hus-
band Joseph 5. King.
J {. Lark has purchased an automo-
bile
Ch-.dreu's Day services will be held at
both Methodist churches on the second
Sunday evening in June.
The following officers have been cleo
ted by Goshen NJ. +. Church: Judge
Rev Z. II. Webster; J. NJ. Lank and
e Davidson were made clerks. The
trustees are. 5. J. Martin, H. p Burton.
II. Davidson, J. F. Outten. c. II. Dav- /
idsoui G. A. Bryan, John Wiley. W. w. /
Couweu and J. {. Lank.
Lot ~
being put down in town: more pafticu
larly on North Union street Prof. Fear.
ing and J. B. WEIGH have taken up their
brick pavements and put concrete ones
IN their places.
William Fowler has removed from
Mills5oro to Milton, and resides at Scull
Town. Mr.. Fowler was a former Mil
tonlan, and after beating about the couu- ,
Try for many years, building houses in /
various places, he has lost his wife. his
children are all married or gone from
him. he has returned to Milton probably q
to end his days on his native heath. I
The Heat, Light and Power Co. mas <
received a gas engine, and proposes to
night the town IN better manner than d
heretofore
Captain L. B. Chandler is again with g
his mother and many friends for a short =
time III
Mrs Hattie Wagamon's lemon tree e
was damaged a few weeks ago m cons4 "a
quence of which-it is suDDosed-the e
lemons have since fallen off The larg- "
est Of these only weighed nine ounces us
las, year the tree bore two which weighed AZ
respectively II and III ounces. II is ,ue
not thought the tree is permanently in ~
iureI po
me canueries are preparing for pack "a
nE peas. and the season will soon BE- on 'o'
Last week we received another SOU
'enir card from T. S. Coulbouru. dis AV
lime dated on board the e. 5 : New toy
ORR then at Vera Cruz. He gives as 9u'
ew complimentary remarks aud congrat sls
iiatss us on being another grand pap - on
his proves the Chronicle has a large a.
lrcniauon. and Is read far. far from " Lel
Ome )a
MIS- Otis Goodwin, who has been alb wa
emit for many months In New York and slt'
be New England States returned home or'
st week. gag
The principal Of the Milton Public ger
ch1ols was last week arra:ga-I b-for. sra
squire Collins for correcting a refr,c- 1"t
ry pupil. and fined S with costs. The sup
OF the public schools of to- save
~ mas become such system of Gran, yi!e
ak IL doesn't take long for a pupil to .'u1
ins DE knows as much as his teacher arr d
.nce, lie becomes ObstreDerous. and vas
es 10 set AT defiance all AUTHORITY aud dud
loJl GOV .rnment Il would be arms. ulel
, d 70 were not lamentable to see H. wors
children on theirway 70 school loaded tue
ID as many books as they can conve- II.
ntiy carry. Do they study all ofthese 'He
D. Do they study any Of them A S'eI
man IN public life has told ~. .ia..0
recently he had on several occasions an
NE course of conversation asked DuDiis Iedul
lie Milton Hiob Scb(lI 49,, 49, puPIIs not
NIississiDpi river. and no. ~ soGice OF Wod.
ell could tell Their answer being
we don study common school geo9. Tn
By in our department An
avid Postles had strawberries in town The
saturday, which he readily sold al 10 was g
s quart will b
I'm II. Carey is now at Miamee. Fla. additi
lding court as a witness in the case High
ne John Patterson, against the Kev will b.
and Gulf Shore R r Co, for al. T.
z injuries received while in its en- reopei
for tn,
is nay crop IS now being harvested Tho
weather has been fine for the work expect
the crop is said to be good. pass {,
e concrete pavements that we have Eva II
Toned elsewhere, are now being Owl
-'-NA --i Aoit % many homes on the. 'pAlAG
side of North Union street poing Carmir
>, up to the Chandler mansion. ne fire.
etc work and terrace of which were went
leted few weeks since. before
Sunday morning next an old fash. Miss
Love Feast will be held In the a guest
)rium Of the NJ. +. Church. com Mr..
ing promptly at $50 o'clock All daught
rs are cordially invited to attend occupy
ring their brothers. Florenc
riot Superintendent Stephenson will Mrs.
re on Friday. June 5th. when 4 shall.
erly Conference will be held at Marshal
Z. Church. Sunday
commencement exercises Of the Miss
Public Schools will be held on party f
evening, June Sth. The gradu- house al
lass this year will consist Of three evening
and three misses. William Lank Subsci
Reed, Andrew Mustard, Gertrude IcLE wi
IS, Nora Atkins and Elizabeth Drug Ste
IN. posed to
E appears TO be an epidemic of week dt
that hovers over the family Of August
". Frank A. Holland. The SON over the
, truly has about recovered from taking o
lent; but Mrs Holland is no bet aud car
Mrs. Bailev the r,otbe- - ~ and Gotta