Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1907-02-15
GLENDALE.

The beautiful snow appears to have
come TO stay, with its misery to those
who have empty wood sheds; but to
those who have all the comforts it brings
sport and happiness, expressed by the
merry Jingle of sleigh bells.
In the last issue of the Chronicle we
read of accounts of the experiences OF
Messrs. Windsor of Milford, and Mr..
Morris, of the country district in their
ouest for 'coons, or rather the raccoon,
but our Glendale hunters can lay them
hack in the rear. Mandos Warren and
Tom Lekites on a hunt recently captured
four 'coons in one Chestnut tree, and
while getting them, they saw two others
in trees nearby and shot them; making
bag of six 'cOons. they had several hne
oposums at the time, but let them go
to take care of the 'coons. James Petty
John and Tom Pierce caught two during
an afternoon soon after the other exper-
fence and were out after squirrels at the
time. Raccoons appear to be very num-
erous this winter, and the cause isattrio'
uted TO the scarcity of good coon dogs.
Charles Indie has fine brace OF coon
and fox dogs which is hard to equal
The handsome turnouts from Green
wood in which were Thomas Curry and
Iladv Mr.. Frank Hayes and lady, stopped
at the handsome home of Mayor David
Reed last Sunday, and we're his guests at
dinner.
Miss Nora Lofand has returned IRON a
fortnights visit to Philadelphia friends
A new and practical fad has made It's
aDnearance in Glendale, viz; gentle
man presents to his lady friend a hand
some pair of latest style shoes but the
other girls have made it awful unpleasant
for the fair one by teasing remarks as tC
where she found the handsome footmear
DIR. SAMSON has returned from VIII
m;noton and Harry Jester came bach
from Philadelphia where be went on
business trip.
Several unwelcome visitors have beer
about Glendale recently, and severa
shots have been fred in their direction
but we are not aware that if they haC
been effective, that another Thaw cas-
would have been brought to light.
Miss Rate Reed is visiting her cousin
Miss Nav Coverdale. Miss Mary Dick
erson is visiting in Philadelphia, an'
Miss Anna Rust has returned from vlsl
to Bridgeville.
Gilbert Morgan has rented the Jeste
shops and opened up the business c
blacksmithing. e..
Mrs. Henry Owens is very i'll wit
pneumonia, and her son Morris Is SIC
with the same disease.
Ainsworth Abbott is improving und'
the care of his physician.
Mrs. Mary Matthews is very iIl+at NJ
home near town. II
Henry Laundry, who deals in lumbe
Il has purchased tract of so acres of limb
= from Joshua Lynch, at Robbins statlo
!. three miles south of this place.
Mrs. Carrie WEIGH and son have bet
!: in Philadelphia, where they attended IL
y funeral of William P. Short, the comml
y sion merchant, who was a brother
! Mrs. Welch.
= Mrs. R. A. Wood has returned fro
II Philadelphia, where she also attend.
1t the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Short, vi
came from Millsboro, DEL, and was br
IL led at Laurel Hill Cemetery. She oil
at her cottage at Atlantic City, n.
Jimmey Jester was stuck in hog de
h last Tusday. He paid $4 for the she
er ond il died before he got it home.
I'd was purchased from Walter snepP al
B. and now they have trouble over the mi mi
10 ter; one claims he was let IN IoL ~ ~
- while the other claims the whole mat
Al 1900 doa1 ShanDard is q little I