Milford chronicle., 1910-03-11
ELLENUALE.

T Here is proof OF our working over those Of
our sister towns. We often try o impress the
public that Euendaie takes second place "a
None. David Fitzgerald, OF Cedar Neck. want
ed water at his resideLce very much. He had
both Humes a. son. and Pierce & Carmean. OF
Milford. After working for quite awhile, how
ever.they failed TO get a dow Of water. We hen
prevailed on Mr.. Fitzgerald to try Alexander
Warren, OF this town. After about eigbt hours
WORK, Mr. Warren succeeded 30 estabii.hing
one Of the Dest flows OF water TO this town. So
you see EIendaie is always ah .aC. even in
politics.
with the coming OF this dne spring W, ather
everybody is trying 10 make up for loss time.
This is especially 10 tue building operations.
Senator Reed has Oliver Bird.man, OF Reho
both, doing mason work on bis new tenant
house.
Marx Welch is building an addition 20 the
home Of Burton MilIman.
David Reed is building larger barn on his
farm near town.
Robert Clendaniel has lumber out to build a
new town house
This shows that every carpenter is WORKING
hard, and there is room for more
Dorsey Morgan, who recently left hera for
Peunsgrove, n. j.. has been promoted 10 boss
over a gang OF twelve men He was home sat.
urday looking for more men, Ills employer is
30 well pleased with men from "Old sussex
that he sent Dorsey to hunt for more men al
81 80 per day. our earpeLters, however. are
satisfied here az Glendale. There rs a chance |
for any idle carpenter who wants d rob by writ. |
ng to Morgan
Tue residents ofour town were shocked at I
the news OF the death or David Warren. who |
had recently moved from here to Rehoboth /
he died Of heart trouble We hear al this |
writing that his body will be brought to this /
town and laid beside the bodies or his parents /
The electric storm which passed over this I
section last sunday was very dlsastefous TO r. I
H. Bishop, who lives three miles east Of this |
town. Wnen Mr. Bishop. who isa wealthy I
new conner here, and ma, built up and netuti Z
hed The old farm. went 90 his hand.ome new
barn M0uday morning he was Mortified and
dumb stricken TO see his fine $50 Jersey COW
sim n death, mis- great pet dog also dead, and
his fine $50 horse stricken. and about % breathe
his last. n e could see 20 reason Tor this until
3 neighbOr was called and discovered hat the
'teepie on the narn had been smashed and
sinai round mole on the iron roof Oft he build
ng ana some scorched timber revealed the
cause Of the disaster. Mr.. Bishop SAYS that the
oss OF his dog Is the most seriols ofan He
'alued him at 900 and had been offered S21U0
or him by q circus company He was the most
p eingent and best trained dog in the world
he says. The dog had hne so diers uniform
o which he would drtll, muster with gun. d
hoot ike "A soldier, and do anythiugthat you .
night ask him. even TO picking a banjo aud D
Ing or dance. He was Mr.. Bishops constant 5
ompanion and bodyguard. Tue old gentle. A
IAN isso grieved that be will sell out and u
ave the faI m, for be cant remain on so Is
cred spot where such a sorrowing catas. n
ophe has beiallen him. al
The same night lightning struck aud shatter 81
ore Of those ancient and lofty naples in the o'
lrd OF The short mansion and caused a panic di
the large family. er
Miss Leola Grifith wishes US TO tell her
lends all about the splendid time that she OF
ID last week while her delightful aud honor Il
friend Miss Eva Prettyman was paying
r happy visit at her home near town. be
Dur good old friend and hustIing neighbor. on
orge Torbert, has left us, TO take charge OF a vi
ger estate local ed near Farmington. We are ms
BASED that our friend has done we'll. but il is c.
treat misto' tune TO this community TO loose
eh an Industrious. sud such hustling ba
ver as Mr.. Torberi. be-