Milford chronicle., 1920-01-30
GLENDALE

As the revival services have been
suspended owing to the inclemenl
weather, we are hoping that 1t may
| be favorable to resume the work on
| Sunday evening. However, we are
glad to say that on Tuesday evening,
/ January 20, there was a great manifes-
tation of the Holy Spirit at the Ellen
dale NJ. f. Church, and almost every
body was spiritually revived, and Z
pentinents came forward and ac-
I knowledged Christ as their personal
Savior.
William ]. Reed is on the sick list
at this writing. We are very sorry
to have Uncle Billy sick because he
always has a kind word for every
body when he meets one on the street.
The sale of the personal property
of w. W. Reynolds will be held on
Thursday, January 9th.
Edward DickersOn, star route mall
carrier. lost a horse last Sunday. How
ever, Ed is still carrying the mail to
Milton through all of the sleet and
ice.
James H. Jester says that he has
not missed a trip to Milton, even
though we have experienced the worst
sleet in years, where his customers
wanted to go. If this is the case,
surely he should be patronized when
the weather. is pleasant.
John w. West, ex-schOol teacher
and fruit broker, is having electric
nghts put in his home which he pur-
chased last year of Mrs. Nellie San
son.
Mrs Ella Coverdale has been on the
sick list, but she seems to be recup-
Grating at this writing.
Norman Prettyman and Dias Spicer
seem to enjoy riding Fords over pave
ments and icy fields if the writer can
guage their desires by their activities.
Mrs Emma Anderson of New York,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dep
uty. is very i'll at this writing with
influenza and her parents have been
called to her bedside. The people
near Union and Glendale learn of this
with great sadness as Elma was one
of our attractive and much thought of
young girls.
Mrs. Dorsey Morgan has gone to the
Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia, for
an operation. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan have small children, one attend
ing school, we feel very sorry for her
and the family and hope and trust
for her speedy recovery and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Vests infant
baby was brought to Glendale a
corpse on last Wednesday. Funeral
services were Immediately held in the
Glendale NJ. E. Church with Bro. T.
s. Barratt officiating, and interment
was made at the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry at Milford Oscar West is the
son of Charles West and Mrs. West
was formerly Miss Ethel Lofland, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. David LOf-
land, near New Market.
Isaac X Warren, who lived on the
State Road between Glendale and
Lincoln, had his public sale of person.
al property on Thursday, January %.
Irrespective of very inclement weather
the attendance was good and the prop
erty sold at remunerative prices. One
unfortunate mishap occurred though,
which we feel the public should know.
As Mr.. Warren was busy with the
sale, some thief took advantage of the
moment to steal Mr.. Warren's most
priced watch, key winder. If anyone
should return this watch, Mr.. Warren
will give him or her $25 and ask no
questions. Can any man near Ellen
dale be so hard hearted to keep such |
a priced watch from an old man who |
gift that, perhaps, his de-
parted wife had made?
After all, the weather has its pleas |
ing side. for daily we can see the /
young and even the middle aged peo-
pie skating in the streets and bitches 1
which have become almost skating
rinks. OF course, to those persons who
have to use hot water to open garage
doors, stable entrances and wood
house windows, we regret sorrowfully
for them and trust that the weather
nan will soon save all from future
.rouble while doing the chores.
Mrs. Charles Russell, near Oakley,
IS critically i'll at this writing and we
have also learned that Charles Rus
sell CT Lewes, an employee on the M.
D. & VAR. R., who was so affecteo
with a dold that his voice Yas only
4 whispE paid as he then. tnought4
,is Iast %sit with his mothfr. Even
hongb Akthur left the town. after his
tav with rs unconscious moiher, with J
, depres1Ad spirit, he sal
NEW thak she had mad2r
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