Milford chronicle., 1915-05-28
GLENDALE.
.StraMberry Season I'D Hand.

The strawberry season is now in full
swing, and everyone who can pick
berry, is at work, and it seems as though
those who do the picking get most oi
the profits, as prices are so low, that
little is made by the growers by the time
the help is paid The farmers are hop
ing that the Gandys, more of which is
grown than any other berry, will bring
better prices and be their salvation.
On last Saturday the Queen Anne train
brought a hundred and seventy-fve
foreign and colored pickers from Balti-
more and deposited them here to take
the other train to Frank ford, where they
will go in the berry fields
PrOpertv Sold and Rented.
Captain Bill Milmau has sold to Colonel
Benson. OF Fleatowu, two and a half
acres Of land to straighten the lines
between their adjoining farms. $500
cash was given for the deal
William Kolata, of New York. who
has been here on a visit with his brother
Charles, likes our country and people so
much, that he has sent for his family.
and rented home here, and will follow
-alis trade OF painting and paper hanging
Among Those Who Are Sick.
George Smith, who was recovering
trom an attack of apoplexy, is again very |
III and has been taken to Salisbury Hos |
pital, where grave doubts for his recovery
are entertained.
Walter Shepherd, while at work in the
gravel pit, was thrown down an embank-
ment and was severely hurt, but is now
able to again be about
William Deputy is suffering with nee
7ularly effected eye.
Visitors and Other Items. i
Mrs. Rachel Reed Combs and little
enid are the guests of her mother, Mrs. {
5 Z. Reed. r
It is reported that company from
Aberdeen, Md, has rented one of the I
canneries here and will pack vegetables 2
and fruits this season. n
Elias Macklin is greatly improving his
home with a coat of paint, and is doing p
the work himself ?
Rumor has it that our Queen Anne
track master here has sold his home and e.
will leave us with his family for other n
delds of labor. It is a loss to the COM T
uuntty When such citizens leave us, and @,
there Will be many sorry to see them 90.
William Dawson, farmer living near +
own, is much inconvenienced at this OF
lusy season by having a valuable horse
injured, so he can not be used. DIR. W
dacklin was called in, and there seems G.
ropes of its recovery. in
regret that our varacity was question al
d BY Mrs. Jester last week, in her COM
nunication published at the bottom of Ina
he Ellendale letter. l think she has H
zen misinformed on some local matters. tn
nd | regret that Mrs. Jester entertains da
he idea that we would maliciouslv iniure
GLENDALE or the people of the town in l.,
ny possible way. Our object in writing Ca
eports Of disorderly conduct is to shamo Dc
be authorities of the town for falling te pa
ave police protection against the rough
nd disorderly element of our population. in
We are ready to prove at any time our
'atements are absolutely true; Mrs. les Ce
Y notwithstanding. In supplying the Iui
ews, which are the public happenings {
( Ellendale and vicinity, we shall aim col
report faithfully the facts, and those anC
no may take offense there to have only 9th
eir own interests at heart. As to Dick +
sous Corners, they are in the town Chi
nits, as well as the other property lin,