Milford chronicle., 1931-09-18
GLENDALE
September

1t is during this month when col
leges, seminaries and public schools
open their doors for the reception of
pupils, who enter on their fall and
winter courses.
This is also the month when the
farmer finds his time fully occupied
in harvesting his fodder and plow-
ing and getting his ground ready for
the sowing of wheat, also to look
after the quarters which the flock
of poultry will occupy during the
fall and winter months. 1t is well
that he should get the stables and
barns in a condition to shelter the
horses and cattle from the cold
winter winds which are to come.
The merchant commences to re-
! duce his price on summer goods and
takes this method to clean his
cOuntersaand shelves of goods which
will soon be unsaleable, and al lio to
get ready for fall and winter stock,
which he must have on hand to
meet the wants of his customers
later on.
This is the month when the deal
er in coal offers as an inducement
coal at lower prices, so that he will
not be rushed when the busy sea-
son comes on.
The abundance of apples will
keep the cider mills very busy dur
ing the month of September, crush
ing the apples and squeezing the
pulp into cider for public use (fOr
vinegar only.
The sportsman finds this the ideal
month to kill the squirrels as they
jump from tree to tree-and they
make a luscious meal for anyone
who admire a supper of this class. |
The fishermen seem to take de-
light in casting their flies, enticing
the willy bass to come from his hid
ing place and take a snap at the
bait which seems so attractive.
Then September is the month for
fish which inhabit the deep waters
of the bay or ocean, and who at the
inducement offered by the fishermen
in the way of shedder crabs, mus
cles or shrimp, seem to take the
bait freely until the sportsman's
basket is full and running over.
This is the month when the
churches should take on new life.
The ministers have had their va
cations and should come before the
people fully equipped not only to
preach, but full of that power which
is the propelling force which
men to go out and seek those
who, if not halted in their down.
ward course, will be lost. This is
grand work for all to engage in.
Labor Day which is the first
Monday in September seems to be
he time when vacations cease and
nen return to their different avoca-
ions after spending a few weeks at s
he seashore or in the mountains, {
md also the time when many who '
nave been occupying cottages at
some seashOre pack up and move &
Dack to their winter homes, situated {
n some city or town. Y
Yet September is one of the fin s
,st months to enjoy the beauties {
which the seashore affords at this /
season of the year. Those who have E
he time can ill afford to leave the e
Deach when it has so many attrac- a
ions which all will thoroughly en- C
Oy. Il
September is a glorious month in
great many ways. The weather is g
enerally delightful. Though some ii
ays have been unusually hot this C,
Month; yet the weather taken as a "
JhOle has been one season of de- a
ght, giving to those who enjoy "
eeing nature at it's best a wonder
III thrill. f;
1t is glorious to watch the motions n
the sun on September day. B
Watch the eastern horizon and a
ee when the great orb of day rises D
nd watch it as it scatters its rays P
5 it traVerses the earth, on both W
le animal and vegetable kingdoms, tt
ringing to both that sunshine W
hich is essential to their growth W
but watch the setting of this great p
as she sinks behinds the d,
estern hills scattering among the
Ouds such a number of colofs that tn
IN only be exceeded by those of ri
lie rainbow on a summer evening. til
Those people who have seen the 10
in rise and watch when it sets and
)ticed that 1t brings to earth that to
armth which is good for all man fir
nd, have seen wonderful sight, es
hich time will not efface.
A September day is one when this M
eat orb is at it's best. tn
To Think About IN
How would it do for the ladies to
ke a portion of the long flowing 20
ach pajamas and use it to length
their bathing suits? They would Cl
tn look better at least. by
How would it do for everyone to VIC
axe a resolve to attend church one er.
ssiOn, on each Sabbath? Perhaps pa
Ose who kept the resolution would
j better by so doing. Try it?
How would it do for all to take thi
2 fourth commandment and read tha
carefully over and then compare gre
cir lives for the past six months lea
d see how many times they have an!
led to measure up to its require
,nts? IT
low would it do for those who II
We habit of letting their tongues
sc in gossip to stop and think
at damage they might do, if peo-
believed what they said?
* Il
Iilbert P. Morgan, one of our -
rchants, was taken to the Mar OC
I'll Hospital, Milford, suffering
h typhoid fever. Latest reports
re not much improvement.