Milford chronicle., 1915-07-23

a corner of his sidewalk in order to set
tie it,and prevent people in turning thei
teams into his pound from driving owe
and tearing up the sidewalk. Befor'
getting it settled, one night DR.. J. c
Wiltbank informed the mayor, and nov
the stone is gone.
Daniel Wagamon, Jr., has obtained {
position with the American Tea Company
Philadelphia.
| Childrens' Day exercises were observed
at the A. NJ E. Church on Sunday after
noon.
! David Dickerson has put an iron roof
on his residence, corner North Mulberry
and Magnolia streets
Miss Letiia Black of Phila 1elphia, has
been visiting her mother, corner Whar-
ton and Chestnut streets.
Cucumbers were shipped in abundance
last week from the Milton station
The new srhedule at the NJ E. Church
for the summer follows Sunday School,
a. M. class meeting g. 80 a. m. preach
ing, 10 so a m, and $50 p. M.
Rev. Clarence Wilson preached at the
NJ. +. Church on Sunday.
Frank Manship died at Albuquerque,
N. NJ, on Friday, July g, of tuberculosis,
aged 3S years. The remains were brought
east, arriving at Philadelphia on Friday,
the 10th, where a funeral service was
held, and in Milton on Saturday, where
another service was held at the NJ. E.
Church by the Rev. Webster, after which
the remains were inferred in Odd Eel
lows Cemetery. Deceased was born and
raised in Milton, being the son of the
late A. H. Manship. For several years
he had engaged in business in Philadel-
PHO, until failing health compelled him
to retire. For the last few years he has
been travelling in the West. vainly seek
ing the elusive goddess health, until the
end came, not unexpectedly to his friends. |
Deceased was a model young man, and |
leaves to survive him a widow, one child, |
two sisters and two brothers, besides |
many other relatives and friends.
Rev. Z. A. Behringer has bought an
)ther automobile, a dandy, one of the
Dodge Brothers pattern, and Paul Pfy"
anne to Milton to church on Sunday
morning, ostensibly to hear DR.. Behrin-
rer preach; but in reality to size up that
lew automobile.
Commencing this week the stores of
1ilton will close at o'clrck on all even
ngs except Saturday. There are some
gho will not do it.
The colored camp, near Burton Chapel
nd Coolspring, had big gathering last {
unday. Many automobiles passed
trough Milton en- route; and Milton is q
My one of the many routes by which the {
amp is reached. I
Simpler & Smith say they are deter t
lined to make their business at the Z
oarding and confectionery department /
Layinia's Camp better this year than
yer before. To do this, they have cut d
le price of day board, as we'll as weekly Il
0ard, and for persons to satisfy them p
lives of all this is to come and see. Fl
The Mems Meeting" that still cou- o
nues at the M. P. Church on Sunday Il
ternoon, will, during the camp meet s.
g, be held on the ground on Sunday s.
ternoons. t,
II. K. Wagamon and Mrs. Wagamou,
T. w. Conner, wife and daughter. E
anche, Captain c. A. Goodwin, Mrs. S
oodwin and children, and Fred Reed
d family spent Sundayat Oak Orchard. N
The churches have the summer sched- "
e all arranged now. All of the SER B
ces except the sernionette of the even
& are crowded into the Sunday morn N
g calendar. A
The attractions at Broadkiln Beach were
yer better; and many Milton folks are fr
Joying the pleasure derived from re
creation at this place.
The camp ground at Lavinia has been lii
aned of, and everything is ready to
ess the button. Let her go. D. A. c. tw