Milford chronicle., 1910-06-10
ELLENDALE,

= Inc great question is what shall we write
= aoout Tom thls sleepy dry eHd sordid town =
'I II we were so fortunate as TO be able 10 mann
1f facture few 1--we items and tke o,r MI,
's Itlend' nave an old worm fence story or a tale
OF the lake FAM Zangie or sometbino abo,,,
d that supernatural Old crank sam Jones or the
beauties OF our birthday and OF how good
u lime we have had during life then we could
: please our anxious readers and have long letters
e"cH week, but we never could conceive vyhv
'ne euiter always cuts such stun as that out I
oi our letter and demand live news-oulv. well I
Il h glorious nice thing TO be a favorIte bpt
mere is no doubt but that this Intellectual
IghI OF Milton is very worthy of his fsvoritis,,
we always look with pleasure and an,iet, ~
I those splendid quotations and reminder ~
Ola ehakespeare and other noted composers
we struck tender cord IN our reference N
our town bosses great interest in other peorles
auaiIs ana we hope now there VIII be a display a
VI eneIs! ID the management ard needed i'm. Z
~ ei'len's OF the town and that we may at V
80 'ee 'ne pushes and briars cut IL the pub. b
nc thoroughfare. We are told that one of the
most public spirited gentlemen NJ t,ts -
stopped from cutting brambles from an alley so =
lhat ne could reach his property win cor,for,
Is lhls true Mr.. Town Commissioner
vow we have suggestion to make 70 ,orr ID
iaii Iauleh OF the town and we have many as
Osau'iiui ana intelligent as live on earth. Wbv
IOt organize womens club and make a r,rve :
- "a puoIle spirited way? There isa Pocahontos
''Oe HeIe' why not take this public matter nm u
p" 'OuI council and remember that We need ~
hueh 10 improve and beautify our town Tbere
not place here where weary travel,er,.,
'et a drink OF water unless he trespassas 49,,
omeones back yard, nor can a farnishe, -. -
ueuoh DIS thirst when coming here IN dool VI
7. .'s master Now ladies get yourselves 10. v
e,uel' Ior there is nothing Ike good band
Nus'i'ns' i've women. See to il that vor %,
move on the men and wake them IN totbe
-ee"a ol tne town. Now don't say thar voi,
- - ~, 10 'nls Tor we know that you can. so
y ana lake my word and you will be snrn,,s. eI
...o oNl s'eal aehievements. You can make "
e meA ashamed ofthemselves ana the cond,.
'ns as they permitted them 10 av,s, 49,, l.
ing everlasting blessings for your wortbv IL -
u.s. Women do these things elsevrbero - ~
4 do so here2 "A' "
Jur beloved sick friend Senator Reed nas
y performed deed OF great credit to him.
! ana hmlly and blessing to our tovv, pr
'nuay ne gave q Deed for a verv deslratIa
" MI reynolds for the purpose OF erectir,,
ris' mil thereon. Mr. Reynolds began me loy
iciete "Ork there on Tuesday and the hpl5 4,,l
~ e'ioHs VIII go on now 10 rapid COM
Hon' we congratulate him on his good so-- ~
e IN securing this good location and er,ent -
hand OF fellowship and we come ~ o,r
m unity as a citizen ana wish MIN ever.
iible success -S
e note that the NJ f. Conference has SAINT O
colored minister here and removed pe,,
'aTu' We shall miss this bright and clio. {
ll man who has done so much for his roo. -
church while here Dee COlO
II boys have struck the base mol, ,...-. VIII
se"sou ana nave placed their team undar -
ORGANIZATION and management and are
~. -. ~ enecuVe work. They Will cross
. - .He houston team on Saturday next
moi night is expected as both teams srs
strong. are
ked Men here will hold grand fos,,,a,
social and entertainment on sa,rr,@-' c.
~, \. oupe iSlh' The proceeds Of which viii FIVE
'he cemetery fund and Red Mems ca,,e'
VII oe put IN fine condition thar viii "a :
ieui'' Ihls Is lovely location and cor. OoC
many notable remains QOC
were pleased 10 see our old friend oneotI SI2s
ni'uhood favorites, Mrs. Otis Jester ~ G. -
at the bedside of her Iuy n9c,. sne was Prett
" ~ is NO oet'er now. She is so anxious -
le'.ei IN the Chronicle that she ordered
me Aer subscription to the Chronicle Al
May fre1iyman, local school narn
chased the old residence OF Harry Jes
Sn 81 Is nice home and fine propertv
u heI widowed mother will occupy tbts
y IN 1911. ~ 'nA
'Pious ,,.s sllll alu much needed rain OF Sunday
tne farmers on the jump and ever.
on tne hustle setting plants, and a lsrSa
is being put out.
= neius ana peach orchards are looking
promise abundant crops and bsrves,
Paul Pry