Milford chronicle., 1905-06-23
GLENDALE.

! The Union NJ. Z. Church on Ellendal,
charge, which has been undergoing re-
pairs, will be reopened on Sunday. june
95th. The following ministers are ex.
pected to be present, Rev. G. W. Bounds
of St. Michaels, Rev. r. T. Coursey Of
Milton, and Rev. A. P. Prettyman Of
Galena. They are all excellent preachers.
Love Feast at $50 a. m, after which Bro.
Bounds will preach. Childrens service at
p. m; preaching at 5 by Bro. Coursey.
Song service at 7.30 and preaching at 8 bv
Bro Prettyman. Prof Robinson. of Bal
timore, will be present and take part in
the music. Bro. Coursey, who is widely
known for his fine singing, will also sing
some of his choice selections. Every one
is invited. Come and enjoy these services.
We were charmed bv a poem in last
weeks Milton Times from the pen of our
old neighbOr, John Welch, taken from
the traditions of this vicinity. Il may be |
Of interest to our readers to know that
this famous old log hut now stands pre-
served under the roof of our barn and
the Battle Green Road, which our ances-
tors teach us that so many battles for su-
perior manhood and horse flesh was waged
in old colonial times, runs through our
farm. And there still remains signs and
bricks from the old church built by King
George, where our ancestors worshiped
n the forenoon and wrestled and raced
lorses in the afternoon. We have been
aught that great treasures of gold have
'een buried here and the iron bound
hlsts Of that mysterious Frenchman. with
is stolen bride of noble birth, landed
ere. We have never been able to find
ny OF the treasure. 1t is all life Of ic-
on to us as we congratulate our friend
pom his interesting poem which is based
q facts.
The remains of Mrs. Betsy Donovan.
le of the large family of Clendaniels.
as placed by the side of her husband in
e old family burying ground on the
vary Clendaniel farm two miles west of
re on Saturday. Mrs Donovan was
ferer of pulmonary troubles and was
ed 20 years
Harry Short, son of Henry Short. of
kley, was down from Philadelphia on
-urday with the remains of one of his
ant twins which was inferred at the
kley burial grounds.
diss Matte Deputy, aged 20 years, died !
Friday at the home of Paul Clifton at
lley of appendicitis. Funeral services !
e held at Oakley Church and inter /
ut was made at the Union Cemetery L
r Milford.
ubbard Morgan, son of Bradbury Nor
while oiling buzz saw at the mill
S. Horton at Oakley, caught his right
in the saw nearly separating that
lber from the body. He was at once
n to the Office of DR.. Samson where
wound was dressed after which DR.. -
on advised him to go at once to the
ware Hospital which he did. It is
ID that even now he will lose his arm.
II Town Council is now getting down
tual business. At this June meeting
B. Ennis was elected Assessor and
made the first assessment under the
charter ex-Postmaster James Jester
made Alderman, Esquire Ellegood
lg refused to accept the office G. H.
lin was made Bailiff and Elias Mack
AK Collector. Grading the streets and
of street lamps is the next
Ter.
nry Laundry has sold the machinery
his stave mill to Newell Ball, of
eville, who will operate a stave mill
hat place.
venerable citizen, Alfred Short, is
lg his son, W. F. Short, Select Coun-
D of Philadelphia.
great piano genius of Philadelphia.
w. A. Webb, spent Sunday at the
of w. S. Dickerson.
r Wallins, a merchant tailor of New
City, and two fellow workmen, are
with his family on their
arm near town. PAUL PRy.