Milford chronicle., 1915-01-01
Furniture Dept.

Shirt and Overall Factory was considered
to be matrimonial mart. on account o
the frequency of the marriages occurrinG
among its female operatives. It now an
pears the factory has lost its prestige. arC
the Atkins store has become the "matri
monial mart Within the last three
years there have been three brides anC
one groom graduated from its counters
and the end is not yet. o, no it is not
necessary -a-days, to be an operative
in shirt factory to get married. No in
deed
Charles Wilson has removed from Fed
eral street into property he has bought
on Broad street, and formerly occupied
by George Ellingsworth. Mr.. Filings
worth has gone into the country.
J James Jackson, of Georgetown, has
bought the Peter Stephenson property
= at tStevensonville,a and will remOvetherein.
David Indie has removed from Ellen
dale to the farm Of J. R. Atkins, near
town.
On account of the co,d and disagreea-
bic weather, work on the creamery build
ing has been delayed for the last two
weeks.
Since last Thursday the skating has
been good OH the lake; and the bows
have taken advantage of the occasion. 1t
looks now as if their fun would soon end.
Joseph Walls commenced getting ice
five inches thick on Monday; and the
prospect now is that the other ice har-
vesters are behind time for this freeze.
On Sunday morning the Rev Levestor,
representing the Delaware Anti Saloon
Leagle, preached at the NJ. T.. Church
and in the evening at the NJ P. Church
Poor congregations at both places.
We acknowledge Christmas and New
Year $ Greetings from Mrs. Caroline A. !
Burgess, of Wareham, Mass who over
fifty years ago was teaching the young
idea how to shoot in the schools OF |
Frederica, and familiarly known as Miss !
Caddie Sands Few persons now living /
in Frederica, remember this interesting |
lady.
Mrs. William Vent is very low with !
at her home on Walnut
street.
Edgar Lank, attorney-at-law, of Phila-
lelphia, and friend, Mr.. Jacob Garnish,
If the same city, were guests of J. NJ.
4ank and family over Sunday.
.viss Agnes Lacey, of Pierce's Business
College, Philadelphia, spent the holidays
With her parents.
William T. Tomlinson, attorney-at-law
# New York. was a Christmas visitor
With his sister, Mrs. Virginia 7. Atkins
Edgar Thummer, of Philadelphia, has
,een visiting Morris Black, on North
Union Street.
On Monday John Bailey was arrested
nd hauled before Mayor Stephens for
isorderly conduct on the streets on
christmas eve. S. was the verdict.
Extra meetings will commence at both
f the Methodist Churches on Sunday
vening, January Sd.
About one year ago Noble Filings
vorth, the Milton celebrity for fox hunt .
ig, sold a couple of dogs to a Lewes
nan for $500. The Lewes man firing .
f the business, sold the dogs back to Mr..
''lingsworth for $1,000. Now Noble :
alnitch into the foxes in earnest.
&. ed Clendaniel has removed from
OF III 'e to Milton, and occupies prop
30 ames Palmer on Broad street.
So We got him this time.
.dere"lVoshell is making some repairs
lll>TS .1erty he now occupies on Fed 7
- ~ lizard died at his home near
- dill, on Wednesday, Decem-
\ -, of heart failure, aged "a years, 4 !
''''''s and rs days. FuneratHn Christ l
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