Milford chronicle., 1904-10-21
GLENDALE.

The Democratic Club is iOurishing with q
membership OF forty all Of whom are very en-
thusiastic On Saturday evening the priHei
pal feature Ofthe meeting was the addresses
OF Esquire Ellegood and Henry Laundry. On
next Saturday evening Hon. R. c. White and
Andrew Lynch. Esq, OF Georgetown, are ex.
pected TO meet with the club and deliver ad-
dresses. -
Mrs. Peter Wailus opened the corn huskiDg
season last week with a "husking bee" The
most delightful feature OF the occasion was
the hard cider which flowed freely and the
bounteous supper, Mrs. Benjamin Williams
proposed novelty in the way OF a pea pick
ing" which will take place tomorrow. All
the ladies In the neighborhood are invited TO
help pick the large crop OF field peas, and
many are expected to be present
Irving. the l3-year-Old son OF Henry Owens,
had guile a thrilling experience last week.
Iu the absence Of his parents he geared a
young mule to a buggy and went TO bring up
his COW; all went well until he began to Irot
the mule, when the COW, which was fastened
TO the back axle ofthe buggy pulled back aud
broke the axle o fthe vehicle. which resulted
in throwing the boy out. Fortunately the
boy was not hurt.
while digging a well at the stock yard at
his home on Friday last. w. S. DickersOn fell
into the sixteen-tOOt hole. He was not SER
iously hurt but as the hole contained sixteen
inches OF water be received a good ducking.
Charles Indie is having considerable sport
with his pack OF hounds. He has two of
Thad WindsOr's best hunters, and he makes
the swamps fairly ring nightly to his great
delight; the result is from three to five fat
coons.
The Order OF the Daug hters OF America are
making preparations for big time at their
hail next week. The most prominent feature
of the program is a box social.
Dr. Samson is one OF the hardest working
men in the country. The day is taken up
with his office practice, and the evenings are |
spent in attending to his patients in the cOun- /
try; and with his political duties as County |
very little time is afforded /
him for either rest or recreation.
One of the most successful and exciting re-
yivals known in this part ofthe country for
years, is now in progress at Oakley at the new
Church. Crowds that attend are
10 large each night, that the edifce is not
arge enough to seat them.
D c. Lekites, who is now at jefferson Hos
litali hAiau~l pAAhf a. ioi AAShlui6uts - re-
ported to be so much improved that he Will
eturn home in two weeks.
Mrs. Welch Is very low with dropsical af.
eetion at the home Of her daughter Mrs.
hos Baker, of this town.
Mrs. r. A. Wood is Ia a criticu Al condition
ufering with nervous prostration, with
'hich she WIS attacked last week.
Miss Bessie Reed, who is attending a Young
adies Seminary in philadelphia, came home
n Tuesday evening to attend a meeting of l.
he POcahontas Tribe ald take her last de- L
rec as a high officer; having passed through e
ne subordinate chairs. She returned to her Z
udies on wednesday morning. {
Fisher Millman, son of Curtis Millman, who
as been studying telegraphy under b. NJ. g
onOvan at our depot,has gone to Albany,N.
=. to accep. a position as train dispatcher on a
le New York Central Division between Troy L
I'd Albany at a salary of $50 per month and
lpenses. d
three weeks visit to her native town in New
ork State. He will now renew his piling t
leratiOn.
Mrs. Bob Hemmons has purchased new u
gan and is now being instructed to become =
fine musician.
Gilbert Morgan is finishing a cosy cottage
+ Thomas Jester, two miles west. HeisalsO
Getting barn for Esquire Ellegood on his
-m two miles north, and is also building
rye addition TO his own residence in town.
PAUL PRY.