Milford chronicle., 1917-03-30
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MILTON NEWS.

Who the melodies Of morn can tello''
e Not they who lie in bed until the sun has
guided the landscape. and, cast his re-
tulgeut beams over mother earth: not
they who are perforte sick and are con
hned within doors; not thev who have
been overnight in the bacchanal; but they
who are up with the lark" and enioy-
ing the fresh air of the morning There
are persons in all communities who never
witnessed the glories of a sunrise. and
what would be their ecstasy in heholdinP
one? To arise some morning in q couu-
try home and see the sun arising and
casting his spleudor over a cloudless skv,
We Gods. the sight would be transporting,
and would lift them into another sphere.
We lie IN bed too long Hygiene or the
science of health. stipuiates eight hours
as enough sleep for a sound healthy per
son. Many persons exceed that, and are
no better, but. perhaps worse for It. Z
I People, however, will have their way and I
say well I have no need 70 get up 1
early. and | shall not do IT, " That IS 4
all right If they wish 10 indulge them I
selves but, II those who are in the habit
OF lying IN bed until a late hour Of the
morning would try the experiment of
rising early they would soon and il bene-
hcial 70 them. Napoleon is said 70 have
taken but tve hours sleep ont OF twenty
four and other great men have not been
sluggards. OF course the world still
moves on. If people do lie in bed late:
presumably It IS none OF our business.
but, there's a great many things I don't ,
Ike 10 see, and If YOU don { like il. its
nothing to me.
A very quiet marriage took place on
"Wednesday morning the 2lst. az the
home Of Alr. aud Mrs Harry Robinson
when their daughter, Miss Naomi was
joined In wedlock with Mr. Alsau Fisher.
elder son of Mr. and Mrs. {. ". Fisher.
hardware merchant of this town. The
ceremony Was performed BY the Rev.
Lach Webster. The welded pair took
the .0S train on their marriage tour.
privit hedge has been put around
the power house OF the Milton Water
Works, the ground has been nicely grad
ed and IN few DAYS, or, when the hedge
has become grown. this place Will be ,
one of the most beautiful and pictures
que Of the beautiful places around Mil q
ton. The high tank. with its surround
ings, lends grandeur 70 the scenery, and \
Milton Terrace, with its grand buildings ;
nearby, enhances the beauty of this once
torsorn and abandoned spot. Truly Mil q
ton Is becoming more lovely as the wears
roll BY, and Is even now one Of the most fS
lovely spots in the Beautiful Diamond ei
State Ia.
Mrs. Mary Reed is recovering from
the grippe, with which she has been 8.
afflicted all Of the winter
Elmer DickerSon is building a porch n
IN front OF his home near Lavs.nis Wood. 81
Harry Walker has built a garage on
bis property on Lsvania street. =
Mrs. Mary BliEzSrd and son Tohu. of :.
visited her fateer. 7. 3.
Nelch, on Saturday and SUNDAY.
Mrs Elizabeth Jefferson has returned
Ea.. gsEr Ealaasass visit q, Is..iiss.a pa
Franklin Lank and wife. OF Philadel-
'hia, made s short visit to their Milton Z =.
home last week.
B. F. Gray lost a $500 horse on
Tuesday from some unknown disease.
Marble plsying has commencing al y
'e2dF along the streets This is a snriuE y
md summer pastime for the bows ard =
ONE Of the men, both white and colored a.
Z our town. &
A Bake WAS held a. School Hall on @
Saturday evening for the benefit OF the -
senior elsss Of the Milton High School.
About SlS.oo Was cleared. Beside the 60
.ood things 70 ear IN the forr of ice ~
resu, tno fruid and pastry Of all kinds, E.