Milford chronicle., 1903-10-16
ELLENBALE.

While wc l.sten with great interest 90 ihe iaies
al s.uq and di-tr-, ol cirlpus aanast rom V.. ..F
unfortunate urishbur in tue Neel:' ana Ee'it iitr
shore aud reHd of .rcat Ga,'c 10 etrl} "aI.
fir.,f distressing stories that seem almost Ike
flrv fuie.-1ccasIouel 10y the er't storm ni .usi
weak-Wc haye the grateful conS3HH0i lAat
c0uleurneul and happiness. I'll, true me SNa'lli>
are fuIl ui water. ana much VHluun.e WNik ls 'c-
llV.G. 1ts uo One is ont oi employment. SONG
c,ru iu ihp iaW h3,u- is standing lu water ana
wheat Seeding Is much retarded
Oar sc Idcmcu of leisure are euloyhe great
SpOrt shooting the iISEF htil- lIuriel. ING
Championship He, between lrt- tiiNN'ul tid
Th ma, g., Ri e-. Their record g eight squirrels
at e..hl Shot. in ule h03r. Ihct -e nus hard to
br ak Game SCENE 90 De- very plentiful cptc-
it''y ribbits. Banny Clondauu4 has twenty box
traus rad y for the uson, and me finds t4e pros
poets i6r % season OF sIett iG.st "l ms laN"Itt
There ira several fox dens not many miles
from Glendale and "a great hunt has been an
Ia tscd bv one ui our sports with Mr. WiuGate.
OF Fredc lea, and his pacl. 0i hounds, and soon
Mr.. Rpyucur Will have chance io ship Tor MS
life
Moses L. cuff living near here. has lost his yaiu
able trottiug and read mar, which le valued at
sll0 and had often refused % sell her at that
price She was Young and apparently sound.
Nr cum raised her and never saw "a sign oi dis
ta4e ON her. and her death is a great mystery To-
him He declares ne has uo knowledge of any
vicious enemies and makes no accusations; bni
the mystery lies i'm these facts he htd not led or
used whole corn for three months. but when ne
fnaud the animal down in her death struggles. ne
n'sO found an ear of corn hall eaten iu her feed
box The mystery is. how came 10 there and
why Moses has the sympathy of The corlmu-
nifty, as the loss falls heavy on him, II bcius ms
only horse.
hisiufmt da ghter, which WINS just one wear old.
from cho era iniautum lt was buried 10y the
tender hands of friends in the family plot ln the
Clendi nie burial grounds after iuueml services
All the chnrch by Rev. BuXsom Oscar Belts of
Milford .ueral director.
Asus'ial people have put off building until the
e.eFeujh HOur and from no ON there VIII be
rush. Mrs. S. A. Warren, widow OF the late Isaac
F. Warren has purchased of $. +. Reed de>ira-
hle cornp- lot i'm ENGudHlc for Sl35. and VIII erect
reSid, nee IN areon. ArthuT Russell has the inun-
dati n laid fora new storehOuse nelr the QIeen
Anne station, and viii begin merchandising nt an
esrly date. John Ennis will vacNte the old Jester
blacksmith shop, and will build an eaborht"
structure % accommodate his already large ANA
growing operations of blacksmith and wagon
builder and repair shop. f. r. Whitney has con
tract with ]. W. NailOr,Oi Milton 10 build him
al handsome residence The material is in hand. 4.
As soon as the Red Mems Hall is completed, tniS l
job will be rushed Mr.. Gilbert Morgan's new
mousse is rapidly nearing completion.
George Spicar of Redden has purchased VIII /.
LaWsnns house and lOi AT the State r0ud for s5iG .
Mr. Spiccr will engage in hauling timber for Mr. /
L tundry.
Weure glad to see the familiar form Of our good [
fr end d. H. Reed ON the street again, after Sc
We attack Of sickness.
viii Workman is still sick. His father. Robert |
B. Workman,of near Milford. who has been at /
tending to the affairs of his son. was also taken .
very sick and was obliged TO return to his home /
on Sunday.
Mr.. Shankle. retired dentist Of Philadelphia |
who recently purchased a home near Reynolds /
Church. is painting and ornamentng the store /
and dwelling for John Prettyman, which adds /
much to the appearance OF the town.
There are several other houses here that badly
needs an artists touch, or Il new whitewash
Jrusl PAUL PRY.