Milford chronicle., 1914-09-18
GLENDALE

The sickness at the camp of foreigner
. at the Shanahan & DeBow canuery under
the care of DR.. Hitch, resulted in tn,
, death of one child. who was one of twins
The body was buried in a lot at Red
Men S Cemetery on last Sunday, beside
the grave of a child who was placed there
last year. The svmpathies of our people
were very warm for these people during
their trouble, for they are of a much bet
ter class of foreigners than usual Many
of them are Americans by long residence
and birth. They are Germans. and not
Poles, and we notice there is no begging,
raiding truck patches or orchards and no
disorder. Such help as this is always
welcome here, and our people treat them
with consideration We hope Messrs
/ Shanahan & DeBOw will continue with
I this class of labor at their factory here.
most delightful event occurred at
the hospitable home of Robert Hemmons
and wife on last Sunday, it being the
birthday anniversary Of Mrs Hemmons.
The event was marked by shower of
post cards, and many highly appreciated
presents. a beautiful gold bag, a hand
some silk sofa pillar, a hand painted
cake plate and handful of gold coin.
from her husband, were only a few Of the
many things sent in appreciation of this
popular hostess.
d. A. Connor, OF Milton, paid a short
visit TO Elleudale, en- route north from
Milton on Monday, and looking fine,
with all signs of his recent accident hay
ing disappeared, he greeted friends
here.
The building season has started up,
out operations seem slow though all car
penters have plenty of work to do Mrs.
Maggie Williams has four carpenters on
a new residence near town. which will be
a handsome county home when COM
pleted. and will be ready for occupation
by the first of the year Mr. Elijah Pet
WJohn is having much improvement
made at his home.
George Clendaniel of Philadelphia, has .
bought a new home in that CITY and this .
week sold his new bungalow and FIVE
acres of land to Walter Shepperd of this .
town, for $4,000 spot cash. This was a
great bargain.
Col. David Reed has again ventured
INTO new operations, having contracted
with Grier Brothers, of Milford. to build
boulevard through their lands near
own known as the John Causey land
dr. Reed has a dozen or more teams and
nen at work there, who are expected to
lave full winters work.
Miss Vesta Macklin has opened beau
fully arranged millinery store in her
lew building, and is now starting a rush
ng fall business. There are two similar
torres here, and the opposition will make
hat business lively one.
Mrs. X. A. Wood and Miss Dorothy
Warren are in Philadelphia on a business
rip.
Miss Lima Warren, who taught school :
our High School last winter, has ac-
epted the large school at Coolspring.
of eighty scholars. This is a /,
ig undertaking for Miss Warren. but !,
'e have not a doubt but that this most /
mbitious young lady will have a success
Il year.
Our school, with an entire new set of Il
'achers, will open next Monday. Then .
lie children will have something to oc- >
ipy their minds. Paul. PRY. e
SERVICES AT McCoLLEY's CHAPEL. -;
After a thorough renovating of the in a
rlor by painting and papering, McCol-
Us Chapel, Ellendale Circuit, will be "
opened for services Sunday, Septem- p
r ZOth, 1914. Services afternoon and Il
'ening. Rev. J. w. Colona of George W
wn, will preach at 3 clock, and Rev. OF
lomas Pardee, former pastor, at $50. tc
evival services will commence with W
ening service. Sunday School at req a,
ar hour Everybody welcome.