Milford chronicle., 1926-01-08
Glendale


for the term of two years: X. j.
Clendaniel, L. E. Sipple and b. f.
Hall. Messrs. Clendaniel and S1pple
were reelected. Mr.. Hall, the new
member, succeeds John B. Ennis,
whose term had expired. The hold
ing over members are N. e. Pretty
man and c. e. Clendaniel. We are
expecting great things from this
hoard of commissioners, as now con-
stituted. The most important is the
permanent lighting of the streets OF
EIlendale. We don't want any half
way business about it. There has
been money enough wasted in eX-
neriments. now the citizens expect
something of a substantial nature
We need an all night current. TaXes
are necessarily high, but the people
will nay them cheerfully II the COM
missioners will get busy and do
something. We propose to give the
nresent town board ample time to
hiring about the needed improve
ments. Rome was not built in a day
neither can the present commission
ers bring about the needed things
at once. 1t will take time. Don't get
impatient. Don't criticise. The best
thing to do is to help in every way
you possibly can.
What has become of the project to
built a Community Hall. Has 1t been
thrown in the scrap heap with the
bank, button factory and other great
things .whic hwere to be brought
about for the betterment of Ellen
dale?
Sunday, January 10th, new officers
will be elected for the Ellendale NJ.
E. Sunday school. If you are mem
ber please be present. 1t is very I'M
portant that we have efficient OIL
GERS to conduct the school.
In the highways listed for i'm
provements during the year 1926 by
Chief Engineer Buck of the State
Highway Department appears the
following: Milton to Ellendale.
This is the third, or fourth time that
this very important road has been
recommended by the chief engineer
to be built. Why has it been passed
by so often and roads of less I'M
portance built? Surely this is one
of the most needed highways in Sus-
sex county. The bus carrying the U.
S. mail passes over this route four
times each day and the people OF
Milton use this road going to and
coming from the railroad station at
FlIendale. We should think now that
the people of Milton are assured OF
their concrete highway to Waples
Mill, would get busy and with the
aid of Commissioner Black bring
this matter to a successful conclus-
ion very speedily. Ellendale stands
ready to help. i@'l
''Be Ye Faithful" Sunday school
class met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Whitney on Monday ev-
ening and elected the following
class officers for the year 1926:
President, Rachel Coverdale; secre-
tary and treasurer, Hazel Derrick
son. The class colors are blue and
gold. Motto: "Seek and ye shall
find" After the business meeting |
was over, games were indulged in.
r Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson had as
dinner guests on Sunday the follow
ing relatives of Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. |
David B. Hill, Garfield Hill, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Carl Tindal and two daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Hill and four |
children of Georgetown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Calhoun and daughter
Doris of Greenwood.
The following persons have chang
ed homes during the past week:
Adkins and Elmer Cover
dale moved from the Clendaniel
farm to Fisher property on Main
street. Cove Belts from Penuel
house on Willow street to Lekites
dwelling on Main street. Oscar Mar
zeT from West premises on Wash
.Dgton street to the Penuel house on
Willow street.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Reed Of E.,
have installed in their home here a
radio set of the most improved kind.
Get Dove to tell you about it.
" D. NJ. Donovan was a Philadelphia
visitor on New Years Day. He wit
messed the mummers' parade and
lays it was a grand affair.
Helena, the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wallins, died Of whoop-
ng cough at the home Of its par
ents on Thursday, December 31st.
.nterment in Holy Cross cemetery,
)oYer, on January End,
Z J. A. Ellegood and D. M. Donovan
we're appointed by the commission
ITS Of Ellendale to audit the books
If the town for the year 1925
Robert A. Warren has purchased
/ new Chevrolet coupe.
Our public schools opened Monday
with the full corps Of tea
;hers and a goodly number Of schOl-
ars present. We hear nothing but
praise for our schools under the
present management.
John R. Warren is having erected
On his premises on Washington
street large chicken house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Watson of
PleasantV1lle, N. j., spent the week
end with Mr.. Watson's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Watson. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Clendaniel |
was the guest of their daughter and |
sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Nc
Cabe at Frankford Friday and Sat
urday of last week.
Mrs. E. T. Wilson spent Thursday
of last week in Wilmington on a
shopping tour.
The Misses Hyacinth Lynch and
Marion Warrington were weekend
guests of Miss. Edith Williams at her
home near Robbins.
Mr. and Mrs Harry niclrnrsn1,