Milford chronicle., 1914-12-04
MILTON NEWS

The funeral of Levi Moselev, who
death was mentioned in the last issue
this paper, was the largest that has bee
held in this town for many years. India
River Hundred was largely represents
by the MoOrs, as were several other local
ties; and many white people were in at
tendance, paving their last respects to
man who had been a good citizen through
life.
The repairs, with gravel, to the side
walks in town, are becoming so numer
Gus as to be almost universal; and We
shall have to decline to individualize the
parties making such improvements.
Miss Bertha Wagamon of Georg
spent Thanksgiving with her uncle, H..
X. Wagamon and family, on Federal
street.
It is supposedly useless to say any
thing about our street lights On the
same theory it would be extremely fool
ish for the plant to expect pay for such
service as It is giving the town. Would
It not be a trayesty on the good sense of
q corporation to pay for such service ?
If the plant cannot fulfill its contract,
why don't it say so, and quit We want
light
Joseph H. Carey has sold to Thomas
Stucklck, two acres of ground in Cave
Neck
John Sockum has sold to the colored |
y. NJ. c. A., lot of ground on Clifton 1
street, on which to build a hall
Fred Johnson has bought of Greens
bury Duttou, his property on Mill street
for $4,000. This is the same property
bid OF to Anton Neibert at public sale
a few weeks ago for $500 90. Mr.. Nei-
bert became dissatisfied and declined to
take the property, forfeiting the per
centage paid thereby
The Third Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. P. Church will be held on We'd
nesday evening, December 9th.
Mrs. Emma Chandler has returned
from the Methodist Hospital, Philadel-
phia, where she underwent an operation
for abscess in the stomach.
man and woman, itineraut mission
aries, with small organ, cornet and gui-
tar, spoke and sung and played on the d
street on Tuesday afternoon and evening.
They were entertained by the noble ones 3
Of town.
The local dealers are engaged in ship
ping holly wreaths all over the country.
The property of Frank Carey on Broad e.
street, is being repaired with new win
AAH sAA9AA oAAA OAAAGA AuAEI NQlsus l.
The ladies OF Saint John Baptist Church
Will hold bazaar and box social in the n
vacant room of the Palmer Block on Sat
lrday evening next
public meeting will be held in School | b
Hall on Tuesday evening to formulate
'ome plan of systematic work TO gather N
n large donation for the Belgian Re- al
ief Fund. " j
Miss Sallie Morris, daughter of Mr.
md Mrs. w. II. Morris, and Mr.. Clar- "
nee Mustard, son of Mr.. and Mrs Louis d'
=. Mustard both of Milton, were mar
led at the home of the brides sister, y ~
drs. J. B. Welch. Jr., Camden, n. L. III
N Saturday evening, Nov. 2lst. by the IN
lev. Surtees.
Greensbury Dutton and family have
emoved to Lewes.
Mrs. Ida Abbott is having her prop
rty repainted by Lee Smith
Mrs. William S. Vent is quite i'll at 10
er home on Walnut street. S''
A handsome tomb has been erected in Jr
le NJ. Z. Cemetery to the memory of WI
ie late Captain Eli Burrows, BY Jacob II
. Chapman, of Georgetown.
The Third Quarterly Conference of the ur
+. Church was held on Friday. ne
Mrs. Helen smith, nee CoVerdale, of !
llendale. and child, have been the VII
nests OF W. W. Conner and family. we
Inc sussex Trust Company has been
-anted letters of administration V. T Sta
., on the estate of the late Levi Moselv. CIV
metal roof has been put upon one anl
the buildings of the Ponder heirs on 1
-out street. Civ
Greensbury DuttOn has sold his farm Ra
Gave Neck to Delmar d. Reed for +.
700. ''eeU 'O' J
A H Lohand has sold to George T wei
yam, "a acres of land in East Broad and
IN, for Sll0O day
II l.. Robinson has removed from the N
operty OF Miss Emma Davis, on Fed Ina
u street, into the property of the los hea
d Black heirs, on the same street G a
Foshell has removed into the prop con
y vacated by Mr. Robinson: i,ouis ciet
'nship has removed into the buildinp on
,ated by MIR. Voshell and William I
oott has remsved into and purchased be
property from which Mr. Mansbip sun
moved son.
William Abbott will engage in raising II
= and chickens the coming year. He char
the most complete and best euuipped Latl
inery We have ever seen. SteI
he room in the Palmer Block rented on I
the Child's Grocery Co. , is being re- NJ
anged and repainted preparatory to cour
lmencing business on Friday, Decem- men
4th. danGy delivery wagon has Tue:
we'd. tits understood Robert Palmer RI
have charge of the sales, have
lrs A L. Culver offered for sale on Geol
lrday her household goods; also her OF c
'lliug on North Union street The Ca
lling was id in at $1,000. Persons Milf
} have property for sale are apt 10 wife
It is worth more than other people W
Mrs. Culver will leave Milton and vaca
e her future home in Baltimore tami
hn II. Carey went last week to Ief WI
'n Hospital, Philadelphia, for treat CUES
for complication OF diseases with wife,
h he is suffering. non,
70 fathers we're arraigned before
ire Collins on Saturday, charged ars
violating the school law, in not send.
he children to school The fathers ssV
they we're sending them to school was
day; but, the school register showed alarm
were not going. Hence. they were Cong
ng truant. The parents we're dis. anv q
ed, and the children will be atten- lieve,
watched hereafter. il in