Milford chronicle., 1915-09-17
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE LETTER.

! O'' "Ot' nut Is lHe expression @
every farmer as he comes from tn
fodder field, where he has been work
ing with the Thermometer at the hun
dred mark. Such an intensely no
autumn is unheard Of, and both maj
and beast are feeling the effects o
the heat.
The two canneries are busy Tn,
Mills factory was closed for severa
days by the inspector, because the,
did not comply with the State SAM.
tary laws, but a concrete floor was
laid and permission to start work was
granted
1t appears that Peggy Truth" will
not report the disgusting conduct OF
some of the citizens of our town. and
has a passion for only personal hap
penings, but We have no such pity.
On Monday the constable from Milford
came down with warrants for some
OF the disturbers of religious worshiD
/ who have been disorderly around the
church. Three were fined about 500
and costs for swearing and fighting
around the House of God. while on
Saturday night the usual drunken
brawls took place.
AS the October term of court draws
near some of our citizens are getting
busy, as Glendale will figure in three
important suits unless some compro-
mise is made, and we hope for the re-
spectability of the town that thev will
When these cases come up scandal
on some of the young men of the town
Will be exploited before the public
Many will be interested, and no doubt
the attendance will be large.
A great howl is going up all over
the town against the town council be-
cause they will not enforce the dog
law and abate the nuisance that now
makes the nights hideous. as every
cur will gather on porches or back
yards and fight and howl the night
through, which makes rest and peace
impossible. We learn that two big
''howlers' have been killed, but this
is only two and the law should be
enforced to stop this nuisance, as
homeless dogs and fighting drunks
are menace to any community
We neglected last week to chronicle
the marriage of Miss Elma, the second
daughter Of Charles Deputy, to HON. |
er Anderson, son of Major Anderson. |
The affair was a secret and they mo- |
tored to Lincoln, where the ceremony
took place
The people of Robbins have been
in a controversy over the /
new road, which the county proposed
to improve their surround
ngs, but as in all things there were
'kickers", so to decide the question
Judge Conrad commissioned three of
,ur citizens, John Prettyman, w. W.
Reynolds and w. S. Dickerson to go
lpon the land and adjust the diff
ulties, which was done last Thurs
lay, amicable to all parties.
Three men from Glendale were
aiken by the big wages paid by the
uPOnt Powder Co., and went there
0 work, but a little sizzle of powder :
cared them and they returned to
heir homes here, mighty glad to get
ack alive, and they state it is better \
} live slower in good old Glendale q
ian risk their lives at any price.
William Carpenter has returned to
is home here after an absence of sew
'al months in Wilmington, where he
as been employed. =
Charles O'Neal, the boss at the Reed :
asket Factory, has been to visit his :,
d home and friends in Philadelphia, =
ON whence he came an orphan, =
)od many years ago. =
ID. A. c." visited Glendale clipper :
Id smiling last Monday morning and :
as heartily greeted by many friends. :
Charles Donovan returned home on -
onday, after a narrowing experience ~
a shipwreck. He is entertaining u
,Ople with many hair-splitting tales u
a sailors experience i'll the war ~
ne. !, T.
School opened here on Monday with -
large attendance in each department
artin Elliott is principal, assisted ".
Miss Elizabeth Bennett as inter ~
ediate teacher and Miss Edith Kelly ~
the primary department. 1t bids ~
ir TO be a most successful year. g.,
Walter Fisher has a new automobile .,
d Walter Baker a new motorcycle. ~
lese boys are having great times. 10
Mrs. B. f. Williams and George a
NTH have returned from a business =.
D to Philadelphia, where they went 20
purchase furniture for new home. ~,
Hog cholera has struck our town ~
rd this week. Harvey Smith lost -
o fine fellows while Harry Jester u. =.
d Walter Sheppard each lost one. D.
aries Indie and Joshus Milman IT.
tn have very sick hogs. Asa War =,
n has a pen of five big ones nearly NJ
ad and Henry Messick has several p,
ing. in
We learn that Cola Smith, one of ~. u,
r progressive young men, will short ~
start in business for himself, and no
eady has the material on the nS liS
,und to build a new blacksmith and g.
,air shop. This industry is well "'
PRESENTED here, as we have two ~;
living establishments in the com wv
nitv with ample room for more. a. a.,
Joshua Smith and family, OF East D., D.,
W Market, Md, has moved here to 10
e charge of his aunt's large farm fo' slo
II town, known as the Ben Will -0'
MS Farm. fo,
v. S. Dickerson, Jr,, was taken VI +oi
ntlv i'll with stomach trouble while %.
work on his fathers farm last Mon ioi
r. At this writing he is great Do
ierer.
.lfred Reed has returned home al ,-i-
a busy season as chief engineer W, W.
the Coast Fish Factory at Lewes. ,at t