Milford chronicle., 1929-06-07
Glendale
Earewen for the Summer

tor must saw goodbye, for time, to
the readers of the Chronicle.
hae been a pleasure to be able to
write of those things which we con
sidered would be OF interest," W 'nt ~
neople of Glendale and the ola'e q,
large. While whe have not peeh le aDie
to have those things that we NV
odvocated come to pass, yet we nav
1oid the foundation which the luIul
Ill chow that we were rlgnt aiiu i
tring % IN the people of our tnrllUS
town, the improvements "niOn ,1o
y"snorous eO"r and deserving peopie
have a right to demand i, do
n'S e. for the time being we VIII ue,
sist our village home anu 4o6 nio ot
to our snug little cottage slIus'tp n Pav
Slaughter Beach on DelaWaLe -. "ro
Iara amid the breezes whlcn snr saI.
dftnd ee from Atlantic Ocean not Id,
w. we will lay down the pen anu
80 80 I'M the fishing rod and enueeV.
e'. ~ canture some of those lrninenss 'ilsS
80 a. which have their homes an
~ 5oen waters of the coral peuTi
TnS,on WI we tire of this sport we W..
80 o,,r baskets and go on lne pie
and bring to our larder som nre 90
those luscious crabs whlcn az INV
tootbsome and satisfying' no' md
tbis hut we can take our l9h - is
inns, oftor those clans, which tnele -
So 81 s. %sunerior, and perhaps, Ie" ,as
M M We take them to the chel an
ty. So comes to us such a leaS1 y.
tnen conneS eo,3n and fritters such as
onIv a king should eat about
oi1y To have not said anythlng agou1 ou
stors we will only say tnaC Ine'
are there and only await 1mo
inc Of those who desire sa tneI' obove
Now amid scenes, deplcteu1, SD sDond
4no ~ ritter and his family VIII a spenu
tile .ne s,,noner months in eating' sieep
!n@ @ and reading, dring IN Inoso
hao1th e giving breezes when come eoTS
he"i'n oI nnd refreshing from the "ateis
Oh pGs"% IL in - surroundings like e tnese
- +bo writer finds those Inine'
InaC ma, 'H 90 far in building up the nu7
NAN body and enables those 4HnS wa the M
Of an advanced age to wltnsItsH ''"1aiob is
ri ,.;gors of an arctic winter "ili0H
not far away. of those
nds who are far away from oua
llle lI"aide home and wish for tnem
sv sch a happy outing as we are S"-O
to have. ,..or we turn to you
n Tend on invitation to come at ss
ioin i, MS and get back sUme To % able in
lost lost strength, so you VIII De ebIe edi-
+be future to write those oonIe % to
tnr;o1s that will cause ReOPC colo
Maire 70 70 I'm and take notice: NOW, That
wan 5ua a will finally say to you We ~o
nel, soid tn Hobak, Come anu %
MUS MoSe@ PC and we will do thee goou'
ComId You Do ThlsE .osidine in
OU%ne %bere is a gentleman reslolae a FOR Or
+,is nlace who has been Dlinu -
over forty years. aor the things
IT is indeed a wonaer ~ ~ occom-
u,bich this man can 90. ne o1o o0T with
nl;shes many tasks when me me- awav
their their sight unimpaired' 'uiN
from On has led an active life ana t,,l Is
NJ no satisfied unless his time Is luL
Le'ea 'ao,'nied in things when ne !"
Nv OCCdPAO0
able to do. - the family to
ne 10 +ba morning and builds al
ge ., frae both during the sunlIG
ond winter months. He seIul % in
I-ind1ing wood and it is always
ahnndance and is placed III one P Pond
ticnlar place, and often saws and
eN1;+ the wood which they use anu
s,lar sp1,r nee wood only. He carries III
houea all the wood Whlcn CneS
S,'~n Lm1 He is some carpenter Duilu
,g oil the coops his sister uses II
he he raising of turkeys and chlckens,
-nors ~ down and builds fences anu
os .ea, things around home IN gen
arai repair. His work IN cIeallnS aI1er ie
and raking the lawn 0'e- "
1,onderful. He is so exact. ,
4 few years ago this gentie,nSII LII
% "a omnloved in Touring mn !
taiot, 90 was located at this point d. :
= VIZ - +iroe He soon learned every )
Iant .na of the mill, could go up anu anu :
'aI 3o1,, - g s+ens at will and soon na9 tn1 I1 !
lo"n rs located which he coulu III
lopfs- y pIis nleasure with either wneaC ~. ~ :
y ~ li' ua soon learned to balance tn1 :
Gales 10 and weighed and put N Mos
,oes the flour or meal wnicn a+ Tn =
,round and was always coll1Sd "a M
oeaeuring wheat or corn ne hog
;o-. neaS ~ T This man could take pae
upea y sa,,, meal or feed and carry 10
~ bo,,se in Ellendale and naruly' Il
YER. made a mistake nro+bodist
~ 1o is a member of the MeInouls
.IsoonaI church of Ellendale anu
tps",o, misses a service whlcn -
cid in the church OF MS c9Ol0e'
ord is as good as his BONO
This gentleman is now ABOUT sev
,tv-five years old and still leaos An
,tive life.
The writer refers to Torbert
acklin who lives very quiet lie
company with his sister, Miss Al
a Macklin in their comfortable
,me on West Main street.
7 will also add that Mr.. Macklin is
great lover Of children and ne is
| especial favorite with them. he
SO loves the radio and will sit Tor
mrs listening to the old fashioned
mes as sung by our mothers and
Tiers years ago.
lraded In Milton
The firemen of Ellendale with
cir engine, went to Milton on Me-
orial Day and Joined the f1remen
Milton in a parade which covered
Q principal streets of that town.
y Spell Hurts
The dry weather has commenced
parch the peas grown for the fac
-ies on the vines. 1t now looks the
rmers would be lucky if they are
lie to save a half crop.
The strawberries which have been