Milford chronicle., 1924-10-31
Glendale

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Ere another issue of the Chronicle
the election for National, State anC
County candidates will be over. We
can only surmise what the result
will be without being true in any
sense. 1t is difficult to tell with SC
much Independent voting, to which
party the victory will go. One pro-
phet will rise up and predict one re-
suit; another prophet will proclaim
the opposite, which is conclusive ev-
idence that all political seers are
wrong at times. We hope the cleo
tiOn to be held next Tuesday, No
vember 4th, will be free expression
of the will of the people, without any
of those communicating influences,
which some times prevail at such
contests. The writer believes in ma
jority rule and is patriotic enough to
bow in submission to the successful
party, whichever that may be. May
right prevail at all times.
Sunday school class No. 2, will
have charge of the missionary SER
vices Sunday morning, November 2.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared. Be sure to be present to hear
the ladies sing. The solos will be
fine.
Mrs. Sarah E. Nelson died at her
home in Wilmington, October 23rd.
Her body was brought to Lewes and
inferred on Monday, October 9th on
the arrival of the noon train. Mrs.
Nelson was a frequent visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Ellie
good. She was a high toned Christ
ian woman, devotedly attached to
her church. She will be greatly
missed by her many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Ellegood and Miss May
Thayer attended the funeral at
Lewes.
While repairing a roof at the home
of George H. Spicer last week, Isaac
fell from scaffold and bad
ly sprained his ankle and foot. He is
but unable to be out, only
by the aid of crutches.
Mrs. w. S. P. Coombs of Middle
town and Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur DEM
strey of New York, were circling
among relatives and friends here on
Monday. Mr.. Demstrey is chaplain
N the U. S. Navy.
II. w. Jester is having moved from
is present location along the boule-
yard, to one of his lots on Main
street, in Ellendale, the new house
le recently purchased of w. S. Dick
,rson.
Both of our Gamers have about |
concluded their summers work. The |
ritter Co. is shipping their pulp to
heir Bridgeton, N. J., plant to be
made into catsup. Mr.. Archer, own
r of the other factory, is busy la
,eling and shipping out his entire
ack.
George E. Reed had the misfor-
une of having a rusty nail puncture
is foot. He is improving.
Revival services will commence in
Glendale M. E. Church Sunday
light, November End. The'pastor de-
Tres the presence Of the entire
If you are interested IN
le welfare of this community you
i'll be present at each meeting.
THE Maryland and Delaware Coast
ailway Company has added an
ther locomotive to it's equipment.
he general manager reports that
lis road is doing paying business.
his is the railroad which was
Oandoned by the Pennsylvania r. R.
O., saying it could not be made to
".
The PENNSYLVANIA r. R. is making
,me improvements to their land
ere by filling i'm with cinders the
1les and raising the road beds lead
g to their yards.
The surveyors have set the boun-
Try stakes for the new stone road,
aiding from the boulevard to P. R.
. track. The grading will com
ence in a few days.
William Clendaniel met with
linful accident one day last week.
e was working at the electric light
Iant. In starting one of the dyna-
os the handle came off, striking
i'm in the face, making a serious
ound.
John w. Harmon has purchased OF
H. Reed of E., small tract OF )
nd, situated on the public road
aiding from New Market to Milton.
private.
The killing frosts of the last few
ornings has made all kinds OF
egetatiOn look sick. The beautiful
1wers we all love so well will soon
! a thing of the past.
Miss Losetta Jester. a student at
le WOmen's College, Newark, is
pending the weekend with her par Il
- AZ o.d NFr1 II VIZ Toe4o1.