Milford chronicle., 1917-03-09
PAUL PRY'S GLENDALE
LETTER.

The weather the past week has been
! typical Inauguration weather. and the
farmers in this section have been unable
/ to do any out-of-doors work other than
cutting their summer supply Of wood
| Il is stated, however. that work will
| soon be started on the DUPONT Boule- |
ward. and that that stretch of road will |
be rapidly pushed to completion
Benjamin Clendanel familiary called /
Uncle Benny" died at his cabin. in {
which he has spent much OF his bach
elor days, Friday last. aged II years
Deceased was OF genial disposition and
all who knew him loved him. A large
gathering Of friends attended the fun
eral services and followed the body to
its last resting place in the Nillman
burying plot near Fleatown. He is sur
vived by one brother. John ClendauieI
and a nephew. r. j. Clendaniel
The news Of the death of Mrs Bessie
Webb was received with sadness by the
people Of this town. She is survived by
a husband and several small children
who will greatly miss her care. Mrs.
Webb was a daughter Of the late Zac
Donovan, and was reared near the farm Z
of the writer. In her girlhood days she ]
was the pet Of the neighborhood
We learn from her family that Mrs 4
May Morris. who has been working in q
Wilmington. was married last Thursday
TO a Mr.. Baum. soldier boy and that d
they are now residing in Bridgeport. 3
Connecticut.
The inauguration ceremonies were at d
tended by only two citizens of this town.
hey being Representative Prettyman 2
and Vardie Ellingsworth. member of
he militia q
The bettered conditions under the new
liquor anti-shipment laws We're notice d
.ble in Glendale last Saturday night. NJ
wen though they had been in effect on
y few days. There was no tirewater 50
o be seen and no persons were noticed e
nder the influence. This is indeed
ood thing O.
The condition Of Luke Postles is much
improved. as is that Of oscar West Now W
he third member Of the latter's family CI
: suffering with typhoid fever
W. s. Dickerson this week lost one oo
T his most valuable milch cows from m
n unknown cause. IN
The Junior Epworth League will give
n entertainment in testers Hall Fri st
I
are favorably with that given last year
he money derived from the entertain
ent will be for the benefit of the Lea
le
oscar Marker. formerly Of this town Nh
II who is now emploved nj Wilmington lef
as married to a Miss Pusey on Satur-
" evening, March 2Sth, by Rev. John no.
N, pastor OF Scotts Church. pr'
rmerly OF this town but now Of VIII VIII
ington, are receiving congratulations
1.-THE arrival Of fine baby girl. This ms
the third child TO arrive during a hap sol
2 wedlock Of four years. /
The mad dog scare is again noticeable sp'
this section. and as a result OF the ger
are no person goes about at night
thout the protection of gun or a big
ick. On Sunday three dogs were kill
|. all said to be suffering with rabies,
the most violent form. =
John Ennis. whose car was stolen by az,
e yeggs who entered the Georgetown
stoffice last week. received word that e'1
e car had been located stuck in a pub
road near Elkton, Maryland The ~.
ieves had abandoned it last Friday 'i','
d farmer residing near where it was
lnd pulled it out of the mud and noti- -
d the owner. Mr.. Ennis went after -.
e car, paid the farmer for his trouble -.
d started for his home. When he ar -
red near Smyrna he again stuck in the -
i'd and was compelled to leave it stand
: there. He came home without the
r.
The singing club Of Glendale viii give y
musical and entertainment IN Testers
iii Tuesday night. March 18Th Prof.
idson, Of AIiIlsboro. viii have charge Of pui
E music. Special features Of the ev- N%o1 %
ing win be musical. both vocal and siS' sE
'trumental, by Prof. Hudson, Mr. ~; T;,
derson OF Glendale, and Miss Sara -. -.
nnett Of Milford. This entertainment ~
given for the benefit OF the Glendale P6,
iging Club. Come and enjoy yourself =
d spend pleasant evening. I;,,s
PAUL PRY. mn
II you break your glasses. see eou
)kes. ieweler, in Windsor Block. Y
lford. T.