Milford chronicle., 1925-07-03
MiltOnLetter

The Fourth viii be properly celebrat
ed at BroaQkiu l5each TINS year, ac
cOrdIng 10 statement mace u LIN
writer Dy John L. Reed, VINO mas open
ed a relresnulent stand ana aInuseHeh
place. at TINS well known bayside iS'
sort. Mr., keed has engaged an Olclics-
ira to furnish music 1of those VINO MlSt
10 dance. Good bathing ana nshihs an'
boat luns Wlu engage lhe Ntleilloi
Oi many while there VIII De various
races pulled OIL on the beach COltaSes
have opened and many laIndles VIII Oc'
cupy tuom uuIInS the summer months
y large crowd Is expected ouilH5 Ihe
day ana e. ciiu5' , ~
while VISITING AT the home oI his WIG 5
relatives near owens, tWO weeks uso'
has recovered sufficiently TO De aplC u
return to hs home mere.
Ine property owners on tueie e'
street fro4u tll 10 Front nave consent
ed 10 GIVE q loot of lnolr siueW aliis Ihdl
the roadway AI6uL pe Wiuelieu sum
cieutE 10 ALLOW. lne pa-iNuiS Ol Nata
without Ou9-i1~tths lle COHel1te "e'V'' %
Letters OF U-4uiulStidOio4 Oh IlG '2
tate Oh l.sull 1. A, uaOut deceased, nave
been grantee 10 the sussex trust Com
pauy. .,, t,~-,,
y in the Chandler OlCh1rts IN rev u"S D
THE Ncrv early varieties were heilNAS
damaged bF tle late freezing MCathef
Of spring, but the later Narle lles' %
pecially tho Williams, VIII ylCIu uoL
NAL crop, according 10 the orcharuis''
M and Mrs. Charles Chorman, Of
Lincoln city, have been visiting MI
ana Mrs Robert B. Walls -
~ concrete wall is beng ialu alVilS
the dam at Wagamon's Mills by tHe
DrOprietors This will VIII allow lHS
raising of the road bed to the lever OF
the new concrete bridge recently erecI-
ed by the county. e DriI+o,,
lack Johnson, a graduate OF Milton
High School, has opened "a meat mar
ket in the Pepper building ON Union
1sScid Donovan, son of Willard Don
ovan, a prominent farmer "edt it,, a.
ton, has accepted posltloh Will 'iiS
Sussex Trust Company, Milton
Captain Joseph II. Warrington, re-
tired sea captain, died at his home on
BROAD street, early Monday moIIillS
after an illness of several months. Cap
+ain TVarrington's death came as
shock to his family and TRENDS ne t,, VI
ING able to walk about the town until
a few days ago. He was apouI oI SeStS
of age. He leaves two dauShterS gu
one son. Mrs. Charles Darby, OF Phlla-
Gelphia, Mrs Coda Owens, a teacheff
i'm Milton schools. and Hamnoh; %
New York. Funeral services We're netu
at the NJ. p. Church on wednesday a.
ternoon, and interment nls'ue SI'a,I1ber ~ of
Fellows cemetery. He was lleiiOeI "a
Enterprise Council, Jr. y. u a; ~
which organization had charge OF the
services at the grave. ., 49,, of
John L. Warrington, Wlte ana SOU, " "
Marcus Hook, Pa, spent teW Gays
this week with relatives mere. SIeorSS
n Warrington, father of John L.. VIII
accompany them back to Marcus HoOh
and will make his home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Clendanlel VINO
recently purchased the dwelling at the
corner of Broad and Mulberry streets
of Robert H Morris, have moved lroih
Wilmington to their new home. $500
Local ball fans We're dlsap sappil.o
again on Saturday when the DagspoEo
team failed to show up for their sched-
MED game on the local grounds. rms
is the second disappointment Ior tne
fans as Greenwood failed to appear tNo
weeks ago. Seaford is scheduleu e1.,.iiiy,S, nG11
for two games on SATURDAY IlOIliiis
and afternoon, July attn ,.--. ia =,
A concrete sidewalk is being LAID IN
front of the N. E. Church this Week
James NIoultOn and H. Z. DavlasGiL On
of the Milton Canning Company are III
Wisconsin inspecting the methods us
ed there in the packing OF peas;
Col. j. DanfOrth Bush and ). y
Bush Jr of Wilmington, We're Week
end visitors at the home OF B. +. Gray
Mrs. b. +. Gray has been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Jester Gray at trederlca'
Mrs. j. T. Crouch who has been
spending some time with her daughter
Mrs. William Wyatt, at Georgetown
has returned home.
b. Frank Gray spent part OIL the
week in Chestnut hill, ia.
Clarence Vent, young farmer re-
siding near Milton, was arrested anu
held under bail by Georgetown JUS
tice of ethe Peace on Saturday, charged
with manufacturing liquor. On the Vent |
farm, which was raided by State De
tsctive- DOnoway and several State |
Highway. Police, We're iouno % % seaeb 5esI1 !
and a ten gallon still. When arraigned
Vent pleaded guilty to the charge.
Milton will celebrate the Fourth TINS
year in a quiet manner, there belng no
fireworks or parade as in former years |
For years large crowds have been |
drawn to Milton by the excellent pro
gram rendered on the Fourth and the |
elaborate display of fireworks IN Ihe |
evening. These celebrations have Deen |
in charge of the local fire company but |
this year they made no effort to hold a
celebration.
The Goshen M. E. Church, Milton, |
Sunday, July 5th, j. Smith Eldrldge, |
Ph. B., pastor: $3.50 class meeting. 1O:30 |
the morning worship. 1t is an hour OF |
vital importance to the Christian, and |
to all. We need to gather in the sane
tuary of the Lord, if we would worship |
Him Alright. Theme for the morning |
will be "A Living FAITH" We have |
three churches in our town, and It
would benefit us greatly, to attend one
of these churches. 1900. Our Sunday
school meets. we are pledSSu Will ttiS
good attendance each Sunday, and the |
good interest. It is a very interesting
Service and full of profit. 1880. The ev-
ening service. A service lasting one
hour, and of interest. If you are in the
town on Sunday evenings, spend the
hour at church. We shall have num-
ber of good hymns and a very short
address The theme will be "Eden"
1880. Wednesday night service of pray
er and praise The. interest and attend
ance are growing. Do not neglect your
church during the summer days. That
is the time we need the help of the
church most. Let us learn more and
more to appreciate the church, and her
%On Wednesday evening, June oath,
Hall A. Macklin of Lincoln City, and
Miss Letha 2. Coverdale, of Ellendale,
were united in marriage at the Milton
NJ. E. parsonage by the Rev. J. S. Ed
Rev. and Mrs. ]. S. Eldridge announce
the marriage of their daughter, Clara
Permelia, to Floyd B. Schoonmaker, on
Thursday, June 25th. Miss Eldridge has
lived in northern New York for several
years and is the teacher OF vocal in
Cazenovia Seminary, near Syracuse.
Mr., Schoonnaker is a teacher of lang
uages in the seminary and holds very
important place in the school. They
will spend the month of July in the
Adirondack mountains.
NOTICE TO FARMERS
1 have started to buy poultry for
the boat plying between Milton and
1adt