Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-06-12
GLENDALE

b It would seem that the strawberry sea.
I son down the state had come TO an abruD,
close, as wagon loads of berry pickers
are returning to their homes, and it is ia
be hoped they are bringing their pockets
null OF useful reward for their labors
ne season here is at its end. and while
the crop has been very short and the
berries small, it has brought very salts
factory prices and put a nice little sum
IN the hands of the farmers.
/ During a visit to the home of our pe;e,l,-
Dor Vim. Wolf we had the pleasure If
looking upon the most beautiful field rroD
we ever saw, being twenty acres Of vetcb
that stood up to a man S waist and il, f,liI
bloom, with pretty little blue blossom
that would excite the pride of auv farmer
MI. VOL expects to harvest a big cron
OF hay. There were also ten acres ~
6iackberries, that hung loaded 10 tbei-
fullest capacity with fruit inst riDeniro
and seven hundred young annie tress 2,
splendid condition. This is not ali tbat
thlS unity German farmer boasts of for
we were shown FIVE weeks old Golf h.,
the German coach horse of Milford that
is perfect beauty and for which h. -.
been offered $3.50 which he reh,sad -
accept. Mr.. Wolf also prides himself ~,
ms me hogs. 1t is a curiosity 10 visit
sllIs isiHl ana see what can be done on a |
iai N ina. was SO sandy that it was given |
up IN disgust by three Yankees, who |
~ IVeu 10 death there and which |
Mr.. Wolf bought for a mere song
On last Sunday old New Market Church |
"Ss tIe scene OF big crowd, who gather
81 81 70 near the Children's Day exercises.
ny crowd was big, the collection bigger
anu the eloquent sermon by Brother Kel-
icy was much enjoyed. Next Sunday
sVenln8 the Chiidren's Day exercises at
- 'le I'iisliuaie Nhurch are looked forward
10 as big and interesting event.
learn that a POstofice Inspector
was IN town last week, looking up that
1ta story mat caused such a furry
a ~ tilIee weeks ago. No particulars
an -. DS Earned as such things are con.
lncted III a secretive way.
One Of the rural mail carr;ers rot,.,
DePuty IS seriously III at his home.
= H. Russell who has been sick has
-aSel relapse and is again very i'll.
Everett Milman, of Greenwood has
'Sen She guest OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Dickersop is some ~.
- t4-A9 WAllluS.
J., Barker, the Queen Station agent !
$ the latest to acquire an automobile, and I
las Just purchased Ford. We viii be-
,nr brightest dollar that no otbs-
he sizes of Glendale can boast n e.
many automobiles This denoted mo
parity, as no man can afford to soua5de-
money on one Of these luxeries. unIess
ie has It, Mr. Baker has also purchased I
hne town lot for Clinton Lonpof I ,e,yes I
n Nam Street, for $3.50.
John Ennis, the street supervisor = v
wing. the principal streets the mrcb a
eeded attention by hauling gravel and
rading them. Now if the Town Comet N
M nix the sidewalks and remove SOM
the dangerous stumbling blocks and
oor steps that are a nuisance and bsra
lem laid with concrete. or comnel ''t ~
"ners to do so, they will confer = biees- n,
g and do much credit to themselves 3
Howard 9. Anderson, aged about & N
ears, died at the home of David II. Reed r.
Ellendale, Delaware, on Wedpes5s5 y
,,ening, June 10th, 1914, after an illness "a
hicn lasted about two years. Djabetss ri
as the cause of his death. He mad r. n