Milford chronicle., 1915-10-15
MILTON NEWS.

On the first of next January, and be
fore that date, there will be more peopl
that will change residences in Milton
than for many years past: To begin
James Palmer will remove from hi
property on Chestnut street into hi
property near Federal and Front: Jame
Molten will go into the property vacated
by Mr.. Palmer, and Samuel Fithian will
remove to the property vacated BY Mr.
Moulton; Chapt. Warrington the owner
OF the property left by Mr.. Fithian will
remove therein, and Mrs. Carrie Mar.
shall the owner of the property vacated
by Captain Warrington will remove from
Lewes and occnpy the same. lanes
Martin will go to the property formerly
occupied by Mrs. Priscilla Stocklev, who
has gone to Philadelphia Alfred Glen
daniel will occupy the property from
which Norman Porter will remove into
the building now occupied by lanes Glen
daniel on Broad street, who will reside
with his father-in-law, Burton Johnson:
Joe Birmingham will remove from the
country into the building on North
Union street, near the NJ. P. Church,
now in tenure of James Carey who will
go to the NAPLES property on Broad st
Mrs. Reed goes into the property on
Broad street now in tenure of Oscar Belts.
who removes to Philadelphia. Earle
Reed goes to Springfield X Roads. Ar
thur Barnes will remove to near Lewes.
and N. W. White will remove from
Georgetown into the property vacated by
Mr.. Barnes on Chestnut strest. Wolfred
White Will remove from Georgetown in
to the property of James Palmer on
Broad street; Aaron Hankin will occupy
the property of W. F. Starkey on Broad
street, that is vacant the present year.
John Reynolds will remove from Federal
street into the building of Mrs. Ida Alb
bott on Atlantic street, Mrs. Abbott will
remove to her farm near town. Mrs.
Goldey Owens will remove her millinery
store into the former store of Mrs. Ida
Fox on North Union street, and there
are few other changes that will take
place, that we do not now recall.
William Stephens has removed his |
grocery store from the Conner Block in
to the store house of Charles Virden on |
South Union street. Mr.. Virden has re- |
tired from the mercantile business,
Theodore +. Reed shot brown eagle |
last week that measured seven feet from
tip to tip of its wings
l. L. Black Dr., and wife, l.. Black, |
IT,, and Mrs. Black, DR.. ]. c. Wiltbank |
and wife motored to Philadelphia and |
beck.
The Board of Assessment" at George
own is going away back in hunting for
A townsman informs us he
received a blank addressed to his first
wife, who has been dead 20 years.
Another item archaic in its line fol-
ows: A check was presented at the
sussex Trust Co., Bank, on Tuesday by /
;. G. Torbert dated July 19 1901 and
lrawn by George Allison, Inc, New
York City Commission Merchants. It
vas cashed. The man had carried the
heck IA years.
Miss Violet Anderson a teacher in the
Milton Public Schools has resigned her
position; and Miss Ethel W. Paisley has
'een elected to take her place. Miss
intended to teach only month.
Mrs. c. A. Behringer has returned i
rom the Medico-Chi Hospital, Philadel- {
hia, and is regaining her health
Mrs. Mary Gray is paving the Belts s
roperty on North Union street, recently
urchased by her, repaired by J. A. Belts. c
We walked out to Chandler's pear or '