Milford chronicle., 1920-05-14
GLENDALE

I D. NJ. Warren has recently sold a
tract of land near here to Michael
Johnson and ID. H. Reed of K, at price
not made known to the public.
I The Red Men Of Ioka Tribe, No. 35,
will attend the Glendale NJ. f.
Church Sunday evening and the mem
bers are requested to be present at
their wigwam at Z o'clock. POcahon-
tas Tribe of the same order is also es-
pecially invited TO attend
The Literary Society held a meet
ing last Friday evening at the White
Hall, and the program was especially
pleasing, as il was carried out as pub
lished. Rev. c. +. Dryden, OF Milford
spoke very impressively to the young
folks.
Joseph Reed. the confectioner Of
Glendale, is making elaborate prep
arations by installing electric lights
in his home and store. He is seeming
ly trying to be fair to the public in
prices, and the hospitality of his place
certainly makes a visit there a pleas
ure. Joe's place is a lively one on
Saturday nights.
Mothers Day services were held last
Sunday evening in the NJ. b. Church
and the young folks in charge acquitt-
ed themselves splendidly.
Miss Maize Henderson was a guest
at the home of Mrs. Harry w. Jester
last week and while here had oppOr-
tunity to see many OF her friends.
The play entitled, Mrs. Haywood's S
Help" which was announced to be
presented next Tuesday evening, will
be postponed until Wednesday even
ing, May Goth.
The boys will play ball here on Sat
urday afternoon, and the public is
invited TO come see this lively game
There have been many things hap
pening in Glendale this week, but
The writer has been too much occu-
pied TO write them up-Ellendale al .
ways has something going on
II IS with pleasure to most people .
)f Ellendale that the announcement .
S made of the program for commence !
nent Of the public schools. as it an
lounces as the chief speaker for that .
event, Hon. Josiah Wolcott. The eX-
ercises will be held on the Sth in
slant, and we will send the program
n full for later issue of the ChrOn-
Gle.
Mrs Gunby is very ill, but her con-
lition is favorable to recovery.
Joseph Vinsent is a guest at the
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. Jester.
Strawberries will be ripening in
bout ten days from now.
Rain and cold weather are favor
.ble to the pea crop, although some
growers state that the pea louise" is
few fields If it's not one
hing it's another, so what's the use
# worrying
A Thrilling Comedy
The Epworth League OF the Ellen
ale Church will give a play in the
ropical theatre on Wednesday night,
lay &c.
This play is called Mrs. Hay {
'ood Help A very thrilling COM
dy in TWO acts. =
The fun in this delightful comedy {
lnges on domestic crisis when Mrs. .
haywood tries to give her critical
ither-ln-law peaceful dinner with q,
IL her servants gone and eight unex- {
ected guests in the house. Joyce, who
as arrived with secret on her mind, 4
nj Dave, Just made the ward of the
reat Oliver Shepard, whose months [
isappearance is the talk of New York
olunteers as cook and butler. Many
A+-y AAS4ASAto result anu merry =
'ening OF misunderstanding is cap :
ed by Joyce's revelation that the |
reat Oliver is her husband, and has
lst returned with her from their
)neymOOn.
THE CAST OF
Thomas HaywoodHarry Dickerson.
Thomas Haywood, Jr.-Edwin Glen l
lniel @
Joseph Clement-Enoch Donovan. II
David Andrews-George Short.
Rubert Ames-Clarence Spicer. Il
Katherine Haywood Mildred FL n
lgswOrth. d
Aurella SymOnds-Bessie Warren. D.
Dorothea SymOnds-Olga Jester.
Mary MOore-Alice Prettyman. CT
Marion Hereford-Anna Sheppard. 81
Nordica Johnson-Mildred Warren. a.
Joyce Shepard-Lena Swain.
Vocal and instrumental music will
given during the intermission. All
these characters have been on the Ca
tge many times and they have al ~
US proved success, so we think
cry one will enjoy this evening of sp
.ertainment. Admission Is cents for ~
.ldren; 20 cents for adults. /