Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
ELLENDALE.

y The campaign which has been conducted with
n so much quietness on both sides, IS now in lis
closing hours and the visit of willard Saus-
bury TO this part OF sussex has put great heart In
/ lhe Democratic workers The Republican work
e ers have not been very aggressive but since last
, Monday both parties have been showing actiY-
ity, aud from the writer's point Of observation il
looks as II a large quantity OF money would be
. spent by both sides. ! am not one Of the vote
: buyers but Democrat and regrrt TO see my
own party stoop 20 what We have condemned the
Republicans Tor. IL is s0rroWfu 10 think that
there are men with the right to vote who will
barter this high privilege for a ten dollar bill
Let Us hope that every oLe of such men vii
pause ana after consider tiOn. decide to be true
70 himself and his citizenshtp,snd vote his opin
ion without money or other consideration
Halloween was gay season for the people OF
Glendale. Fancy and comic costumes were
worn by the masqueraders, and the season Of
fun was prolonged until some Of the older peo.
/ pie got cross at the teasing and pranks OF the
happy ihrong. The coiored people appeared to
enjoy the occasion as much as the white folks
A feature oi this celebration should be efectu.
ally stopped, and that is the removing OF gates.
door steps, and doors to outbuidings. This
comes under the headiof malicious mischief,and
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be prosecuted at law. aud thus produce an ex /
ample. The worst offenders along this line were
the white boys and girls, and even young men /
We are ashamed for them, that the co,ored peo- I
pie have better sense of decency and respect
for property rights than they have displayed. In .
their dirty work at the school hou &c they ex-
eeeded the limit and it is the duty ofthe school
Commissioners to ferret out the guilty ones and
make them pay the penalty for wanton deslruc-
ton Of public property.
So many persons have been moving from one
home to another that that It reminds US Of Jan
uary lst New faces meet us on the roads and
the streets, every time we 60 from home.
Mrs. Hines has left the Laundry Farm" and
moved to the city. Her place will be taken by
Harry Wilson, who will add the business Of farm.
ing 0 his other professions.
Mrs Hastings and family from Nanticoke Dis
trlct have occupied the Wilson home
Mrs. sarah T. Indie has returned from Lewes
and occupied her old home. and is happy with
old friends again
Joseph Matthews and family have moved into
the new dwelling recently finished oy ". 5
Dickerson, al the Dickerson corner.
John gle is visiting in Baltimore.
Howard Prettyman has returned from visit
10 Philadelphia.
Rally Day In Glendale VI +. Church sunday,
o. d, commencing with roll-caiI In snu.
iay School al 9S1 a. M, fol owed b ~ addresses
)y sunday School workei Of ability AT n a
n sermon by one Of our conference diyines
selected music for tae occasion. At D. m.
Harvest Home exercises with recitatious. dia
ogues etc. and grand display Of the bouut-
nj products of the season. Revival services at -
nion Church every night good meeting with
sveral conversions Come out. PAUL PRY.
RHEU MI CURE for the Kldueys and Rheu
natism. A Physicians remedy Safe and re
liable Nothing "iust as good" Twenty Tab
IS S5 C euts