Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25
GLENDALE.

Mrs Thomas Pardee, and friend, of
Georgetown, spent Tuesday afternoon
yg55th Mrs. F. +. Samson.
Ars. c. F. Welch and sons, of Phila-
e5alphia are visiting her sister, Mrs. John
sCeverdale.
AFR. and Mrs. J. W. West have opened
Sauice cream parlor at their home on East
Main Street.
Mrs Ebe Wilson was a Philadelphia
visitor last week.
Nrs, A. H Cahall, of Hickman, has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. 2.
s9Kelley.
Mrs Lee Robinson spent the week end
with her brother, W. W. Reynolds.
Mrs. John Ahab Clendaniel is spending
1this week with her daughter, Mrs. John
Bs1ning
J P. Cranston and family are spending
the week with Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Elliott
Adr. and Mrs. Ernest Fitzgerald spent
Sunday with Miss Allie Macklin.
DIR. Robert Ellegood, of Wilmington,
1is spending the week as the guest of his
faiher, J. A. Ellegood. at Slaughter Beach
Several from town attended the funeral
sof J. Frank Case at Barratt's Chapel on
Sunday
Mrs. Dorsey Morgan is quite i'll at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Onis Carpenter of Mil
-iord, spent Sunday with J. B. Ennis and
family.
Miss Maysie Reed, who has been visit
dug at the home of II. w. Jester, wa
called home Monday on account Of the !
illness of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Reed Mrs Jehu Hudson |
and Warren Combs, Jr., spent Wednes-
with Mrs d Henry Reed
Al. Reed of Lewes, spent Sunday with |
his sister, Mrs. Georgiana Reed.
George NJ. Plum, Jr., of Newark, n
J., As spending few days at the home of
Hsaac Clendaniel
Mrs Matte Morris, of Milford, is visit
ing Mrs. John Prettyman.
Miss June Breimeir visited Mrs. F. E.
SEASON last week.
DR.. Lille LeKite and friend of Balti-
more, were calling in town this week.
>. H. Jester IS improving his Office by
"A coat of paint
Martin Elliott, of Bridgeville, our school
iFE1neipal, for the coming year, was
caller in town on Tuesday.
James Murphy, who has been quite i'll
Tor the past six weeks, is much improved.
Congressman hiller' private secretary,
g ID. Wiley, was town visitor Tuesday
afternoon and took supper at the parson-
age.
Mrs. J. K P. Jefferson and daughter,
Virginia, o; Milton, spent Tuesday after
aeon with Mrs. Elias Macklin.
&lrs. Maude Bishop, of Dagsboro, Wis
ited Mrs. X. A. Wood on Tuesday.
-sllendale may be a small town, but it
Czn boast of sixteen automobiles within
IFS limits
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Abadie returned on
Wednesday evening from their automo-
'Ule trip to Philadelphia, bringing with
Ghem Mrs. Dunn, of Philadelphia, and {
Mss Frances and Master Willie Williams, t
of Camden, N. ].
On Thursday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. ,
8llegood and Miss Thayer journed by /
automobile to their summer cottage at !
slaughter Beach, where they will spend
Ene summer.
Or. Delbert LeKite of Kentucky has {
purchased an automobile to use while
spending the summer here with his {
mother. {
Our strawberry season is nearly at an I
end, and blackberries are promising ?
tEil crop. t
The finest strawberries seen in this Vi
cIGEity were grown by Miss Georgiana p
Reed. Several crates were sold by Miss c
Reed at Is cents per quart
Eine berries were also grown on the e
farm OF Charles WestA near town.
J. Daniels and c. Passwaters have been
delivering cherries in town this week and e
iE the housewives have been very busy al
aiming their winter supply. Is
The finest cabbage seen in our market
Eme from the farm of Charles Deputy, al
lear Union. ca
The wheat harvest is here, and in driv-
a. u. IL A.. = 7 1
rs at work in the fields. ne
6Dith two tomato canneries in town and re
Rch asking for contracts for 200 acres of ac