Milford chronicle., 1916-04-28
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE
LETTER.

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The people of Ellendale are well
supplied with amusements and no one
should be compelled to leave their
home town to seek outside amuse-
ment With the moving pictures and
vaudeville twice a week, a big class
of music scholars and a singing
school, four fraternal lodges, as well
as the usual number of church sOcials
and the school entertainments, the
young people are now preparing to
give a home talent play, entitled,
Home Ties" all this gives everyone
something to think about.
The church authorities realize that
something must be done towards a
new church and the trustees met last
Tuesday with a determination to do
something. and everyone feels that
/ they have used splendid judgment in
their decisions. They have purchas-
/ ed two lots from Mrs. Mary Reed on
the Main street for $500, and will
erect a concrete structure of modern
type.
Alfred Clendaniel of Milton was in
town this week, trying to buy prop
erty so he can move back to Glendale
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where he recently moved.
On last Sunday John Hitch,
young employee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and Miss Lizzie Donovan,
daughter of James H. Donovan, who
resides near were married in Har-
rington by Rev. Dr.. Barrett. A jolly
crowd from here went to Harrington
in Samuel Walls automobile The
bride and groom left for honeymoon
to the northern cities amid the con-
gratulations of their many friends.
One hears the mad dog scaIe on all
sides and on Sunday a strange dog
made much excitement at DickersOn's
Corners and bit many dogs. Several
tried to kill the animal, but it escaped
death until Sunday morning when it
was killed by Thomas Scott.
Mrs Emma Lekites has returned
from Washington where she spent the
winter with her daughter. DR.. Lille
Lekites. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Le-
kites and son of Canada are visiting
Mrs. Lekites here and seeing boy
hood friends.
Mrs. Hitch, wife of Railroad Fore
man Hitch, was taken dangerously i'll
on Sunday and is still in a serious
condition.
Mrs. Emma Truitt of Camden, n.
] T., and Mrs. Anna Davis, of Reading,
Pa, are spending this week with
their brother, John c. Watson.
Otis B. Reed. who received a call
to Marydel at the recent conference,
has moved with his family to the par
sonage there. He has resigned his
position as rural mail carrier and his
nc E11rraor Chnrf will continue
the work until a new carrier is ap-
pointed
Cleve Reed of Carney's Point, is
visiting his mother this week
Oscar Warren of Frankford, is |
spending his vacation in his old home |
town with his father. Robert Warren. |
Archie Ellingsworth, who accepted |
a position in Philadelphia, has return |
ed to his fathers home, after one week |
in the city. He likes Glendale the /
best
William Draycot, who has a small |
poultry farm here, had over one hun
dred of his chickens stolen on Satur-
day night. No clew to the robbers
has been discovered.
Wilmot Adams, Mart Webb and
Vardy Ellingsworth have gone to
Carney's Point in search of work and
big pay.
Mrs. Mary Morris has left to take
ler usual summer job in Philadel-
)hia.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Pettyjohn
ire receiving congratulations on the ,
birth of a fine young daughter. This !
s the first child of this young couple.
The public school closed this week
nd the boys and girls are beginning 8
o enjoy their summer frolic :
PAUL PRY. !