Milford chronicle., 1919-09-12
MILTON NEWS ,

10 homes, edited and improved, we hope
by their summer outing 1t is not t
3 be expected that everyone has haC
le perfect bliss during his or her vaca
tion; that cannot be. The enjoyment
q OF people depends largely upon theil
l. disposition for enjoyment. The gen
ial whole-souled person Will almost
d always see pleasure if it can be found
while others cannot or will not enjoy
u themselves and make others with
d whom they come in contact miserable
d by their actions. We once received
q letter from lady and amongst the
material written occurred this SEN
4 tence: Life is what we make it,"
r From my experience l believe the fore
. going to be about true. And we have
! no doubt the person who left home
the past summer on a vacation to have
a good time, had it, and the person
who didn't know what he expected re-
turned home disappointed. However,
the vacation is often more strenuous
than the real work the individual is
employed at; that is, he makes it so
and returns home tagged out, paded,
and really feeling worse than when
he started out. Yet he has had a
change of scenery, a development of
I different muscles than which his daily
routine work gave him, and is prepar- /
ed to do more work and better work .
at least for a time While our opinion
and the opinion of others may not
agree on this subject, everyone and
each one has the right TO his own. We
know there are persons who never
take a vacation but devote themselves
to their business 365 days in the year
not excepting Sundays-and they ap-
pear to be no worse off for their con-
hnement, and fifty years ago there
was no such thing known as a sum
mer vacation. How are we going to
reconcile these dilferentiations Well
we may say THE world do move, and
If the constitution of nature has not
changed, that of man has He needs
rest, fewer hours and higher wages.
During the past week Messrs. Helm
and Lockwood of Dagsboro have been
moving the large dwelling house of
j. Leon Black from its position of
many years on Chestnut street to the
land Of C. G. NAPLES on Federal street,
south of the railroad track, Mr. Wa
)les having purchased the building
The route of moving was down Chest
tut street until it crosses the railroad
rack, and thence across Mr. Waples'
and to the desired spot on Federal
treet. With the method and ap- I
liances used by these gentlemen the
loving Of this building was apparent
easy, the house being two-story. 4
6x4O feet On Wednesday night while 4
his building was "hove to- on Chest
ut street and lights partly burning.
cen to Georgetown, ran into it. They
d not hurt the building much but ?
imaged their car considerably. 1t is )
fought by many that the party was
'erloaded with hard cider Mr.. -
lack will build on the lot from which mr.;
is building was removed another n,
llding OF the bungalow style, 31x33 fou
ct, and Of brick. The work will be an
gun Immediately by T. H. Pepper the
Joseph L. Black has had the tops "in
the chimneys of his residence on An,
iestnut street, which had become sud
ngerous, taken down and rebuilt in MOI
more secure manner. He has also dec
t down walks of concrete around fore
dwelling and has also had other few
lrk done of a concrete nature. end
Ihe pile driver that is being used in her,
tung down the foundations of the mar
rage on South Union street gave out bab
ain on Wednesday and the broken T
rt was returned to Dover for re- mer
Irs. This has delayed Mr. Workman NOR
out two weeks on the job. Work was. veal
weyer, resumed on Monday and it is sery
ped that the contractor may not be Zim
an handicapped in his work. SON
tomatoes have been coming in in bur,
all quantities during the past week mar
ces have averaged around S5 cents Nor,
basket, and as high as S1.1O has the
N paid. There are but two can tive,
les running on tomatoes and these kind
less than half time. The Draper mad
npany is doing the most work. al Iarg
ugh the Dodson cannery is pack gath
a few. There are several buvers
shipment and the buyers for the w
neries are obliged to take their Fou1
in getting the produce. STnT
Is said that hard cider was much he
evidence on Saturday night. AS we
e no town bailiff these orgies 20
II the will of those who make them
without hinderance. Hard cider
lamed for all the deviltry thar is TIL
-eu up now and we have no doubt in tn
SAID hard cider is guilty of the Mr.
I of it, tbe =
rs. W. NJ. White and children of Mrs.
Fla, have been the guest Mi.
Ter sister, Mrs. Charles Vent with
H. Prettyman is building another Mr.
IN the rear of Chestnut street. phia
alter Blizzard has bought the tion.
ksmith shop of the late William Mr.
II and Will remove it to a lot near home
dock which he has purchased. spend
Ilph Short of near town is recoy- er. N
3 from his recent illness. conn
). UiiVer Hazard, VINO is being Nfr.
ed at the Beebe Hospital. Lewes, at the
ported to be improving. G. w,
irry Martin lost a large hog last Jan
and John Mcgee has one sick visito
me disease Mollie
e second quarterly conference of Mr.
conference year was held at the burg.
:. Church on Sunday evening. on tn
let Superintendent Mowbray of Mis-
T preached on Sunday evening. Stature
ward Campbell and Miss Eva In with
were married at the NJ. P. par Rev
se Dy the Rev. NJ. E. Hungerford Hende
aturday evening" the 30th ult. No Mr..
and no cake. Saulst
N B. Hazard, engineer. is Wis tied M
in Milton. bridge
). James Donohoe of Camden, N. Miss
the guest OF Milton friends ton is
; Euhel cannon OF Camden, n. H. Ro
being entertained by her Milton Emn
YES. the 81
fafent Ieachers' Association Cleave
old its first meeting of the year Mrs.
lool haIl on Friday evening of Wedne
,eek. Pennsy
etltion is in circulation here and
nderstand there are others in