Milford chronicle., 1922-03-17
GLENDALE
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We have been very sick for the past
three weeks which accounts for the alb
sence of our regular weekly letter in the
columns of the Chronicle. While much
improved, we are still suffering from the
effects of our illness; but many others in
our community are also on the sick list
Our old friend. Rev. Barrett, is very
i'll with rheumatism. which is Unfortunate
especially at this time as conference
draws near. Our church people are un-
animous in asking for his return here,
although he has been in Glendale for
five years. This is the conference limit
in one place
We read in the Chronicle of farmer
near Laurel who boasts of being the big
hog raiser of Sussex, with his 600 10.
porker Now listen to this. Edward
Lord, one of our young farmers. killed
two hogs that dressed 114O pounds One
weighed 625 and one SIS Who can beat
this 625 hog. Let us hear from the next
best please.
We are happy to announce the inn
provement of Mrs. Charles Belts who
has been seriously i'll under the care of
Drs. Lofand and Prettymaa, of Milford
and DR.. Hunter of Greenwood. Mrs. Belts
is one of the most popular ladies in our
community and we heartily rejoice in
her recovery.
Mr.. Mahan, our Gamer, is again very
ill., This is regretable AS it interferes
with the cannery prospect this season.
The farmers are anxious to grow toma-
toes this season if a profitable price can
be obtained. We learn that 20 cents per
basket has been offered; but this is
starvation price and no one can POSSIBLY
accept it. The tenant will get 10 cents
only; the price of packing and delivery
to those at a distance.
Alexander Warren, who is i'll, is hold
ing his own at the present time
Two small children of Mrs. Bessie
Rash are suffering from pneumonia. Bob
by Swain is also a pneumonia patient.
While we write, the Parent Teachers
Association is holding very interesting
session at TESTERS Hall. A crowded house
is being delightfully."- entertained by Pro-
fessor Jump. These meetings are now
growing very popular.
Edward Carpenter is very i'll with
pneumonia at his home in Dog Town.
Mrs Dorothy Reynolds has returned
from a shopping trip to Philadelphia.
shopping trip to Philadelphia
Joseph johnson, a farmer residing near
town, has suffered stroke of paralysis
and is seriously ill.,
While working about the stable on
Sunday morning last. William Wolfe
was badly crushed, and one 1and was
almost torn off by a young horse. He
was taken to the milford Emergency
Hospital where he received medical at
tentiOn. He has returned to his home'
but is suffering greatly from MS inJur-
LIQUOR is still in evidence here. and on
Saturday night things were lively IN jim
Town.
man is wearing a scratched, and battered
face as a result of a beating administer
ed by his wife.
Dr. and Mrs Rate Combs and children
of Middletown and Mr.. and Mrs Jehu
Hudson, of Georgetown, spent Sunday
with their aunt, Mrs. Anna Reed. They
are the daughters of the late Senator
Reed.
a week end visitor with his wife, who IS
spending the winter with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Dickerson.
J. H Ennis and Arthur Reynolds
spent Sunday in Chester ,...
Joseph Young is building an ADDITION
to his residence.
We have received announcement of the
marriage of Miss Addie PedricK to Ray
mon1 We coward, of Pitnam, N. j., on
February % The bride is the dargh-
fer of Mrs Pedrick formerly a resident
of this town. We wish the newly-married
couple happy and prosperous married
life.
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