Milford chronicle., 1932-01-08
GLENDALE
Town Election Held

1882. the following men were Sc
lected, viz: E. F. Whitney, Law
renee w. Warren, Charles Peck and
Charles Walins. Isaac Z. Warren,
ST., was the hOld-over member.
No taxes have been collected for
two years and in consequence some
of the streets are in a deplorable
condition
If the newly elected board has any
vim in them they will so forward
and improve the streets, pay the
town debt and other things which
are necessary to be done for well
organized town.
Crops Around Glendale
Wheat, rye, oats and clover are
making growth. The mild weather
sSqd cOpious rains we have been
having would seem to be what was
decided to make such wonderful ad-
Vancement. If the seasons continue
to be favorable the farmers will
have an abundance of these crops
when they mature.
The recent rains hav been a Cod
send to the people in many parts of
the State by filling their wells and
bringing the springs near the top
of the ground.
Chickens!
Our produce dealers, N. E. Pret-
lyman and A. H. Beebe are travers-
ing every part of Sussex county and
some parts of Kent as well, gather
ing chickens from the farmers and
others for shipment to the north
ern cities. 1t is a wonder where so
many chickens come from, but the
trucks of these men are kept busy
gathering the fowls from all sour
ces.
The growers and farmers who own
the chicken farms of the State seem
to be prosperous. Even at the low
prices now prevailing for brOilers it
seems that the growers are making
some money.
School Notes
The public schools opened for
services Monday morning, January
4. The teachers and a large portion |
of the pupils were present.
The people of the many districts |
which compose the public school of |
Glendale today should be proud OF
the principal and teachers now SER
wing them.
Grades five and six, Mrs. T.. II.
Wilson, teacher, reports as follows:
A book or original poems is be-
ing composed by the two classes in
English The last day of school pre-
yiOus to the holidays, two clubs
were organized. The one for the 5th
grade, which selected the club name
1.-The Do Right Club" The sixth
grade selected the little 81 Serve"
These clubs are to function when
it is expedient or necessary for the
teacher to leave the room, hoping TO
avoid the usual confusion that gem
orally follows such a case, as well
as teaching and training pupils to
a sense of responsibility.
A unit on the Life of Washing
ton" under the supervision of the
art teacher, Miss. Moran. will be a
special feature for the months of
January and February.
Sick List
Thomas Baker who has been
confined to the Marshall Hospital in
Milford, suffering from a fall he re-
ceived some time ago is somewhat
He is expected home
within the next few days.
Arthur Reynolds, an employee of
the L. D. Caulk Company, Milford,
has been suffering with an attack OF
He is better.
Joseph E. Reed who has been :
~ 60 fc oh hold
ing his own.
Mrs. Marsalena Walker who has ,
been crippled for so long is able to
be around by the use of a cane.
]. A. EllegOOd is still quite sick
and still under the care of a physi- 6
clan. !
Moved
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Donovan moved ,
The past week from the I.ekites :
on State street to a home, !.
we understand he has bought, on e,
Main street. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Millard Morgan who !
vacated the home to which Mr.. and i;
Mrs. Fred Donovan moved, moved l,
several days ago to the horne of his :
'ather, George V. Morgan, near
Robbins.
Personal
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Jester and Mr.. :
md Mrs. Arthur Russell visited .
Bowers Beach on Wednesday of last ,
week and with other relatives and
riends enjoyed big turkey dinner
With Mr.. and Mrs. David Cover" :
ale. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Russell were
lost and hostess to a party of rela- =.
ives and friends to a pig turkey !
Inner on Thursday, December 81. :
hi ty-six guests wer3 present. =
Mrs. c. A. TimmOns and son Alton !,
we're in Philadelphia on Friday and
saturday and witnessed the New !
'ear's parade on Saturday. |
Mr.. and Mrs. David H. Reed spent
lew Years Day with Mrs. Virginia {
lingo at MillsbOrO, who is quite n
ick. e
Paul Smith, accompanied by Geo.
Iced visited New York City We'd h
esGay and Thursday of last week. n
8 this was Pauls FIRST visit to the "
reat city, he was amazed at what [
g saw. If you want a full descrip-
on of New York City, ask Paul. !
Mrs. Charles Hickman fnd son h
.ndrew and Miss Cannon of Days S
orc, visited Mrs. Alva Walls on "
Wednesday of last week. Mrs Walls n
tile son, Billy, who had been b
pending some time with her, re-
lrned home with his grandmother. n
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard Macklin Of