Milford chronicle., 1905-12-22
ELLEINDALE.

llice REYNOLDS, daughter OF the late
NJ. tiIda REYNOLDS, died last Friday, De-
e..nber 18th. 1905, suddenly from Brights
disease After the death Of her mother
sba was taken into the family Of the late
Ioxley R. Jacobs, late Register OF WINS
for Sussex county, who resides at Bridge |
vile. There she was educated and later
became a housekeeper for DR.. VOL, near
Milton. where her death occafeu' one
was 40 years and four moths oiu, ner luii,
eral took place on Sunday morhlpg Ias'
at REYNOLDS Church; Rev. Coursey preach
/ inc a fine funeral and paying 4 nice ~
nte to the departed. She was 70 nav IlaNe
soon become the bride oI JAMES OSilillsi s
Who is the manager OF Dr. Woils iaIi'is'
both Of whom feel her loss seriously
James II. HeayalOw, OF Ellenqsle, aeeu
80 wears, died at the home OF MS slste,i
Mrs. Sarah Neasy last SATURDAY, @l.el
few DAYS illness with dropssy' ne Mas 49,; 9
very quite man with rather eAceiie.iS s,.S n
wav: seldom being seen by the peoPie, anu
few knew him in Ellendale. ne i!su lisu al S.
onmnlated some property in early lie, anu
~, tI,is he lived. The funeral was held
ot Nav Market and interment made IN
tbat cemetery on Monday On Satu day
s9ternoon sii', Eduire Wood was called to ms
hedside TO make his last will and testa-
: naent hut after it was written, he was
not abe to sign it; thus leaving no VIII
~ disnose of his property. Theodore
Veasv of Delmar, and Mrs. Maggie y ca
d sov Marsh. of Philadelphia, attended tht
e funeral of Mr.. Heavalow on Monday.
Ir Wuiiam REYNOLDS, a.fOrmer Elenual'
" Inv who left here thilt} years ago lo
d New York, but now living IN Camden
" / came here last Saturday to aIieh'
"a Lis sisters funeral He was astonls heu q
p- f,e growth OF Glendale and the man
20 Lsnfi-orpe homes it contains. - seene'
Ne Glss a dream to him to see what was one
ig q desolate sand bank, turned INTO pros
lr- nerops and pretty town. His only know
1d edoeof Ellendale was constant reauih
ay III the MILFORD CHRONICLE and ne say
Sc fSet he will read the letters IRON her
by with new interest since tins visit
Mrs. M. S. DickeIson has again bee
M called to the bedside OF her hasoal1
a mother. Mrs. i. C. Jacobs, at BrldgeYlH'
be What looked like serious hre BROS
IRE ont on the roof Of George Coverdales Tel
an ant house; but by active work, the nam,
Of ,,,are soon under control and the proper
ne. David NJ. Warren has purchased iro
he t1arrie Welch, eight acres OF land az lacel
ice 10 town for $40 per acre, and VIII pui
ar' upon it, t,..4 Pria.
and saturday wrought great damage
ar the neach orchards in tiis section. q
ing old orchard owned by w s. Dckeys'
led is total wreck, and many young tire
hA are badly broken. Many trees in q
1ed forest are broken while streets oi Eiie ie
ldale where in places, filed WIN iaii'
ger iimbs broken off by the weight OF the l1
Ron The storm brought the holly ana eve
OF srfen business to 2 sudden close
ser rhe holiday season is apparent, the
". to;,,,;s,,oye bnstle than usual. The chur
p. folLs are preparing great ChristmasII
r. and inbiIee for the Sunday School, VIM
In. Mi come oil on The evening OF the Zot
by and moth the little and big folks
looking forward to this event with hlu
nef anticipation Of pleasure. ~
ter Nancy Nutter Deputy vile OF Jan
side r IDENTITY. at Union Church died lu
dav december 10Th, 1905, at heeo' 'eloo'
By and was buried on Wednesday eEenN
I'M She was 73 years old and the motSeL
Mrs David III. Reed, OF this town. :
an leaves an aged husband, two daught
MIS- and one son. For four weeks she
been compelled to sit in a chair prof.
red mn. because Of dropsy oblivious to
oc- and existing upon stimuants.
on A wedding took place last THURSDAY
the parlors of Esquire Wood in Eli
. an dale and Rev Truitt tied the nupi
iknot which made Clarence Abbott,
wal Young farmer from Redden, and N
Al y Lille Bennett, man and wife. Inc OF
ids- Is well known in Ellendale, and Il
ntil went direct to their new home on
Or Abbotts farm.
nes' Joseph Fisher has been visiting
ven father. Samuel G. Fisher.
oint s. i. Reed has been shipping /
variety Of sweet potatoe to Wilmi
nng ton dealer, who is giving him Sl.UO
Sat balf-barrel hamper. Out OF % hamI
Of they have not got a half hamper OF c
l'ei as yet. o,..
,wn. mas PAUL Pr
uful mag -
ufai Deafness Cannot be Cured
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