Milford chronicle., 1926-10-15
Milton letter

aeed n wears. He leaves a wife |
and three children-Alr. Rlll Drls-
coll and Mrs. Clarence Pyle, OF |
WILMINGTON. and Mrs. Clarence PIP |
min. OF York. Pa. Mr.. Driscoll had
been i'm poor health for several
months. vet his death was not eX-
nected bv his family and friends
Tbo ho9v was taken to Wilmington
on Tuesday morning ana lhIeIlleA'
made in Mt Salem Cemetery
Mrs. Nora NailOr, aged 5l' vic e
of Robert NailOr, was founu ueau
in he'd early Saturday morning at
her home near Milton. Mrs. Nal
1or who has been in i'll health LOT
come time. retired on Friday eve
njng in her usual health and was
aiive when her husband arose early
saturday morning. When the morn
mo meal was ready Mr.. Major
I-ent to her room to call her ana
found she had died. She leaves pe-
sides her husband, five chlldreh-
Alfred, Preston and Helen, at home'
Mrs Cove Reynolds, near toWh'
and Mrs. Samuel Jefferson, Oh Mar
c,s Hook. Pa. Mrs. Nailor was inc
danohter of the late Rufus ElllneS-
worth Funeral services were helu
on TUESDAY afternoon at Pllgrlm
Holiness Church by Rev. II. f. al
ans, and interment maue III N-'4
Cemetery. % Coil
The l98th anniversary Oh OoTI- W
snring> Presbyterian Church was a.
served by the members ana lellS IIleIuS
of the church on Sunday, Ocloper
10Th with appropriate and lmpres-
sive services. In the morning tne
naetor Rev. Frederick Perkins, ue-
1ivered the sermon. In the AFTER
noon Rev. William Leishman, pas
to-, of Lewes Presbyterian Church,
nraached. followed by an historical
pddress nv Hon. Henry c. Conrad
former iudge of the State courts;
In his address Judge Conrad saiu
+bo+ +be church was in existence Ill
1728 according to aYallaDle rev
ords and was evidently erected d
1,oar or two before that date; III
fact he believed the first churcn 10
be built in 1926. The first Dullolns
wos huilt of logs. This was re-
"Iocod q number of years later py
a crude frame building, Inc P gos4
ent edifice was erected IN Loo1
During the existence OF the cnuloI l.oii
only thirty-fve pastors hau selveu
the congregation, one pasIor seIS @
ing for thirty-five years. MI . Con-
rad said that in 1928 there "eIS
hut 1850 in Sussex counIyIanV ~
nearly that number was present al
the services on last Sunday
Tobn b. Mustard has been ap'
noinfed bv Governor Robinson Jus
+ice of the Peace and Notary PUBIC
for Milton Town Council has alsC
annointed MrI Mustard alderman
for tbe town. His office Will be a
the town hall. Milton has peel
without A Justice of the peace Iol
eevaraI wears, and Mr.. Mustard
onnointment is pleasing to the resi-
dents OF Milton. ,,,,
Miss Virginia Davidson, OF NIL
ton and Miss Helen Thompson, O
Hayre de Grace, Md, motored U
Baltimore on Saturday evening" ~ :,
attend the opening dance ol 'n'
Rip Cord Club. e,4,,
DIR. Robert B. Hopkins and 1aLlll.
and Mrs. John P. Holland nave Deel D
recent visitors with VIM. L. Collll
and family at Assateague 1sIanu
Mrs Emma S. Wilson has return
Cd home after a siX-weeks' TRIP u
Atlantic City, where she visited ne
daughter. Mrs. Frank Clifton AM
of Tinwood, Pa, with anothe
daughter, Mrs. George Fisher. Sn
also spent some time with her sol
SIorence % Wilson, at Marlton, N. j
She also made a trip to ISLAM
T6e household goods of the lat
Mrs Harriet E. Ruth will be SOL
at nublic sale at her late home o.
Atlantic street, Saturday, NoVem
Der 9th. ..4.o Tn
aoaTor Society of Milton M. I
CIurcb will present "At the End o
the Rainbow" in FOX Ihe%tIe' I u
tuesday evening, October 19tn;
John Robinson and Mrs InelI
Marsh Bennum, OF Mllton' @ Wer
married on Sunday evening" OcIo
her 10th. at the NJ. P. Parsonage D
Rev. A. H. Green. They Will reslu
on Mulberry street. .,. T.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. CROUCH Jr
of philadelphia, spent the week-en
with his parents, Mr.. and MIS- Jn1
7. Crouch. Co,0o,,+o
nd Mrs. Jones Ellingsworth, o
%asr % Lincoln, spent Sunday wit
NTr and Mrs. w. w. Crouch.
' VIM. w. Davidson will sell nj
stock and farm implements at nj
home near town, on road to Waple
Mil at public sale, on. Saturda!
October 18th, at II noon.
Mrs Elsie Palmer Lank, whll
waIITine on Union street, at the 100
Of the hill, Monday night, wa
Str,Ick nv a small coaster wagol
! and knocked down, receIVIns d US 10
location of the knee. Sne was I'd
ken to the home OF her Iasnel ,!ta
lanes C. Palmer, where meulca
attention was given. Inc coasCe
was operated by Levin Htc4eHs Is
tho small son of Mr.. and Mrs JOSH
ia Hitchens. For months IN
Ton+b of Milton have made walking
on This section of town eXtremeI'
Gangarous to pedestrians. Ihe,
etarf the coasters at the top OF teu
eral % street hill and come raclni
doIT-,, +be sidewalk at RAPID pace
tnrnine into Union street and coast
ing nearly to the bridge ulS[anc' Gdl,s
P of about two city blocks. ,.l, CGn
plants have been made but naVlnl nay y
no peace officer, either fun county no;, .,
town. no attention has peen PA. pau
to the dangerous play OF the youtns Tn5
Now that a serious accident maj MAJ
occurred it is likely that town coan Gun
Gil 'qs will II take some action to stol
John B. Mustard, a former post
master of Milton, has received no