Milford chronicle., 1904-05-13
GLENDALE.

GLENDALE.
Having been absent for ten days
we are happy to once more breathe
the air of home and liberty, and re
sumo our duty as news gatherer for
the CHRONICLE.
1t seems as though the people
have tried hard to see who could
move their homes the oftener. Mr..
]. Z. Phillips moved his family to
Brldgeville. Robert B. Owens has
moved with his family to the farm
occupied by Will Lawson, and is
engaged in hauling lumber for
LawsOn's steam mills. James Tom
Pierce has moved in town, and will
take up his abode with us: Mr.
Matthews occupies Toms old place
and Will Selby lives where Mat
thews moved from, and Mr.. Price
occupies the place vacated by Sell
by. D. H. Reed has a gang of
brick-makers from Milford to oc-
cupy the latter's home.
D. H. Reed and Harry lester !
have formed partnership, and will
manufacture on an extensive scale
a seperior kind of brick. They are
now building their sheds, und are
putting in the necessary machinery d
for the operation of the plant.
The school closed on Friday last
with appropriate exercises. After d
a week of thorough examination
the pupils were given their annual y
reports, and the averages were all !
creditable-and some of them ex- Il
ceptionally good. The principal r
has done a good work in grading IL
and classifying the schools,a and the
results have been gratifying to the p
parents. 1t would be very much SN
ike some of our people though, to -
urn Mr.. Welch down after making st
such on improvement in the work rs
If our public schools, and put some ~. ~
me in that is not abreast of the -
lines as a teacher. On Saturday
he teachers invited their scholars We
o meet them in Morris Woods,
7here a great feast of ice cream and in'
axe was served. The sports of an u'
ld-time picnic were enjoyed until
late hour. Mrs. Matte Watson, On
lie teacher in grade No. ?, left for ne ~:
e. home in Milford this week and 1l
aries with her the best wishes of an'
er scholars. Mrs. Clendaniel, tea u I!e /.
ler Of the primary department, NJ M
with us and will act as IOI
assistant to her husband, who
postmaster. ano
Mrs. Ewell, with large family ; !l'n
ON Boston, has rented the New Ins
arket farm of DR.. Keys, and are
owed here last week. on'
Curtis J. Milman had taken from DC
home large box of cabbage con oIH
ants. Mr.. Milman is running a "
-ge fruit farm near here for Geo. iIIIs'
Hall. S. reward is offered by -"i ,
r. Milman for the apprehension
the offender.
Mrs. Joshua Milman has gone to
nllduelpnla hospital Tor treat +
mt of an internal tumor. beer
Iohn Prettyman one of our mer- "
lnts, visited the city this week cleal
a business trip. - - rece
Robert Ellegood and Delbert Le- set
es, our young medical students tend
home for the summer vacation. tt
Viii Welch, who has acted as with
1cipal in our schools this year, hniH
at Reed Bros mills folks
handsome strong yacht, or see Il
lsure boat, 20 feet long and 6 MI
wide, which he will use for the Miss
lsure of himself and friends this Mrs.
lmer. last '
I'm. Dickerson and wife re- We
led on the steamer Frederick the 81
ten days trip to Philadel- lescir
!. Mr.. Dickerson brought home Me
him several good mules and Dono
es, which he is offering for sale Sund
is friends and neighbors who Mi:
chance to need some valuable with
PAUL PRY. Mrs
C0TTTI;oo1-> day a