Milford chronicle., 1910-10-28
ELLENDALE.

Like the autumn leaves The human body
upens and falls and so another peaceful and in
ahensiVe life came TO its close when one of
Ellendale's Oldest and best ladies' Mrs sarah
Fsaiey, passed o her long rest We mentioned
IN our last letter that she was found in her home
suffering from weakness by friends. That item
was somewhat misleading as Il read and II was
written nurrediy at the time. A false report Of
the Item was sent 10 Philadelphia paper which
made unsatisfactory reading and hurt the feel
ings OF the children Of Mrs. Yeasey. therefore we
wish 70 correct any erroneous Impressions She
did live alone so FAR a family Is concerned
but she always had the colOred woman servant
o. attendance az nights Her nelghbors were
more than Sind 10 het. ana there were few times
when she alone 10 the day time. The facts are /
that small child was IN the house, and when
the fatal attack came she sent Il TO call neigh /
oors, who came Immediately and found her In a /
semi-unconsciOus condition. Her daughter 1
Mrs Marsch. was teegraphed for. and she came
on the first train, arriving just before her mother
died. We trust that this version will be read by
all who saw the item in last weeks paper. Az
ter an Impressive funeral service, her remains
were laid at rest al Old New Market cemetery.
sne was nearly 70 years old.
Harry the only child Of Mr. and Mrs James
Williams, died this week. He was a bright
handsome child up TO three weeks ago when
he was taken ill with the measles.
Walter sheppard. prominent young busin-
ess man Of Glendale, going on crutches now {
from an accident which happened while he
was in the woods with a team. In some way o
bis right loot was caught In the wheel, and it
was badly bruised and crushed, so that several E
stitches had to be taken IN some Of the iacera- &,
tions. Ii
While Mrs. Ernest Morris of Greenwood. was
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Matthews Of this at
town she had surprise happen; il was in the
shape OF hue eleven pound baby boy: which is "a
the fourth child born to her aud her husband 81
ia about four years Of matrimony, aud appar. w
entity they are both but children themselves. &C
she being little over twenty years white he is
two years her senior. Both are robust aud hap. az
py and theirs look as il 1t would be a loag ami Oh
fruitful life. 10.
wear sorry that we in our last letter rui- 4
iled the temper Of our friend Walter Workman: ev,
IN our innocence we thought we were paying wa
this esteemed young citizen compliment. As g
we were informed that Messrs Workman & Nor me
gan had contracted 70 build house for Short sus
\ Hail OF Milford. Mr. Workman now wants Us spri
10 retract that statement, and say that he will of
sot have anything to do with Dorsey Morgan. fail
md goes his business alone. We gave the state and
nent as II came to US from Mr.. Morgan aud this dir.
loses the incident. T.
We have often seen frollcks on the farm, such son
% corn huskiugs blaze pulilngs, ETC., but our dav
enial neigh5or, Mrs Maggie Williams. has set four
ne pace ior novelty IN farm frolics. Last Rev
eeH sac invited al the ladies in The neighbor Barr
oou 10 olaue puiiing IN her sugar cane Of as
atch, and the ladies responded sure enough. 10 II,
nt soon after they were invited indoors 10 a Tn
inuer which has put the most OF them on the for a
~ list ever since they fed on rich and ence
sicions food 70 such extent that uther thought room
Work was abandoned Each individual that Js1
ok part IN this affair has spoken in the great few
i praise Of the happy novelty IN entertain. Ma
ent. sono
Waiter Reynolds has about completed his new not D
lur viii, aud be is now receiving wheat SO as Mr.
start up business. gpa.t
The Ladies' Aid Society ofNew Market Church RB
% not meet this Saturday night on account Of mat
ow to be neld the same night viii meet reliat
'oFday evening November the lhith at the cts 3.
me OF j. Webster Warren
There vii. b. preaching in Glendale Church
'rning ana evening, sunday October SOlh
sachiHg at New Market 10 30 a. M ana al
ion 30 D. m same date. Revival services at ihe
ION eyerv evening d,rir, res,, 80, ,,,., now ri
aud saturday. All are cordially invited pee oi
lday November viii be Rally Day ser feh la
es IN the morning, $50 A roll call in sunday men
loo with addresses by trained teachers and sun uo
itler. AT 1880 address by a speaker Of ''t Aul
.ional reputation is expected In the even ana u
al p. M. Harvest home Exercises opened 81" u
Epworth League then regular program OF ea'' II
sic recitatons aud addresses DeiH"'
UN-l-CURE for The Kidneys and Rheu- ANY p
tism. Physician Remedy. safe ana ihlnes
able. Nothing Just good" Twenty Tab. hI
S. cent, Reddei
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