Milford chronicle., 1903-01-09
GLENDALE.

ture of health, was found to be lif
less. About two years ago he W.
stricken with paralysis, and ha
never been able to resist its effect
He has been suffering for man
months. and has been in a helples
condition. His remains were lad
to rest by the side of his parents n
New Market Cemetery. Rev. By
som preached the funeral sern'n,
and referred briefly to the usful
and honorable life that he had ed.
He was 6S years of age, and leqes
a widow and a large family tho
mourn his loss.
Roland Walls, about 25 years OF
age, died at the home Of his siter
in Milford Neck last week. He
was Oh a visit at the time and dWas
taken violently i'll, and befoI he
could be taken home died. Hwas
a quiet and industrious younqnan,
and was liked by all his ac&slnt-
ances.
Mrs. A. Z. Ross, of Iova, for
merley the wife of Geo. NJ Davis,
of the Davis family of Milffd' and
an aunt of Mrs. w. S. DicFrson of
this place, died at her homfn Rem
wick, Iowa, on Saturday LIT. Her
remains were laid to rgt in the
family plot Episcopal cemlery, Sea
ford, Del, on Tuesday tternOon,
January 9th.
While we regret to 3,ord these
items Of unpleasant milorles, we
are delighted to anuouse that JOY
and good tidings are st among us.
Our neighbor is very dd Of boys,
and the newcomer Of lis that ap-
peared on Saturday dight is the
very finest specimeyof that sex.
Mr.. Vim. Workman justly proud
Of the new arrival. tomas Baker, 1
the General Agen'of the Queer
Anne's railroad; tn; IS that he can
20 one better. Hi aste has led in
he direction of girland the arrival
It his home is aSunday girl of t
welve pounds. M Baker is much
pleased over the dvent, and has +
been receiving thcOugratulations 4
If friends. As wobserve the i'm
Mortal hand of offatremove the dear
mes from US, ar wound us with
uch sorrowing tents, these little
-ngels of gladn make their ap-
,earance to tur our sorrow into
oy and bright our weary path
Vay through Ie.
AS the New. Ear dawns, our alb
ent ones retu- to their places of
ctivity and Il mum of machinery
reefs us on e y hand, an active
nd busy yea( fems assured.
Gilbert P. gan has purchased
-om Henry Macklin a nicely
)cated lot az will soon commence
1e erection dwelling and work
hop thereon
Mr.. Harri rom the Draper Fac
,ry in Slap ter Neck, has failed
procure qouse here, and has
loved his { lilly in with Mrs. Ba-
ar, Of neaol lwn, until he can build
imself a / be in this place.
F. J. HI, IOn, who recently sold
S farm pr Oakley, has been
aking a sfort to rent or buy a
ace in T ndale, but has been un-
iccessfu As he wishes to make
S home re, he will start the erec-
IN of a Yelling in the near fu-
re.
Desolir Pettyjohn is making
range1tlts to erect a new black
nth 81 in Queenstown.
The Sst noticeable improve
ent iniis town, was the tearing
.wn ole old basket shed in front
the oldepot by Reed Bros. This
5 bee an unsightly object, and
rem al is a step in the right di-
,tion We are glad to see the
irit public improvement dawn
on Now let us have an in
rpotion act to lay out the streets
d pethem, remove the old door
.ps at block the sidewalks light
t town with decent lamps,
.arout the disease generating
g ems, and give out induce
INTO bring industries and cap
our little town. Wake up
| gies and stir yourselves, or
tit of the way and give young
, and progress a chance, for
S the age of progression.
typographical error occurred
E Ellendale letter last week.
item stated that J. A. Ellie
had sold property for S3.75.
ould have been S375.
PAUL PRY.
HARRINGTON.