Milford chronicle., 1895-07-05

a tuesday, night as follows: j. P. c., 6
y B Simpson, c. j. Watson; c. j., Wal
u son Cain; V. c., G E. Swain R. S.
{. W Jones Asst, B L. Hudson, F. S.
R. {. Honey Treas /, j. w. Sheldrake
Warden, H. Wix; Conductor, G. w
swain j. s., E. Williams; A. S, w. S
Harrington Trustee. 0 B Waller.
A fishing party, of composed Senator
Hezekiah Harrington, State Auditor DR.. B
, l. Lewis. Prof w. E Cooling, Albert
E Harrington and Solomon Sapp of this town
e went trout fishing in the bay last week
and brought home about seventv-fve trout
as evidence of their success as piscatorial.
lists
Mrs E. A. Hammond, who left here
about three weeks ago for Philadelphia for
medical treatment died on Saturday last.
The remains were brought to Harrington
on Tuesday for interment in Hollywood
Cemetery. Funeral services were held at
the M E. Church.
The Christian Endeavor lawn festival
near the bank, held on Friday and Satur-
day evenings last was a success in every
particular
The Rev J. L Straughn of the N. p.
Church, will deliver Fourth of July ora
ton at Nassau The days celebration is
under the auspices of the w. c. T. u.
Children's Day at the Presbyterian
Church was fttingly celebrated on Sun
day last. The church was filled to over
flowing. The programme was very fine
in every particular. Quite a neat sum was
realized
Mr. Demorest Gordon was badly in
jured one day last week by being kicR ed
by his horse that he had started to feed.
Medical aid was Immediately summoned
and from latest information he is progress.
ing nicely
Mr.. 6. c Ross, who was married in
Camden, N j., last week to Miss Ward. |
returned home via Steamer Frederica on
Wednesday last and was given an old |
time serenade by the boys He treated the
boys to refreshments.
RaspbeTies are being shipped every day
in quantities butthe dry weather we had
prior to last Monday was rather against
them The delightful rain that fell here
last Monday afternoon was a great help to
the blaekberries, potatoes, corn. and all
kinds of truck that was growing.
Our farmers are nearly all done cutting
wheat and the wheat is well filled. The {
crop in this locality as a rule is very good
The grass was very fine and we could not
ask for better crop than our farmers have S
this season Corn is rather short at this t
time but the rain will bring it along all
right
There will be about one-thlrd of crop
If peaches through this section. T.
Quite number of base ball enthusiasts f
If this town went to Frederick to witness a
he game there last Saturday between that 81
cam and FELTON,, which resulted in a score ST
# 9 to favor of FELTON,. k
Young Will Reed, of this town, signed Ii
o play with Georgetown three games this pr
week. He should win two out of three. 9
Sapp & Raughley received a consign- K
lent of horses via steamer Frederick last 81
'eek, The boat is building up a large "
eight and passenger trade in this vicinity. A.
The town council issued a town ordi- lie
ance some time ago compelling dog own r.
s to keep their dogs muzzled otherwise III
ley would be shot This provision of an
Ie ordinance is not being carried out We
'ge a strict enforcement of this provision -
this time of the year there Is real danger -,
ON dogs and we are entitled to reason. mn
lie protection The recent biting of officer
easanton of Dover and John Hates, of
'ilmington, son of division operator
ates of the Maryland division, who are ~
It'll at the Pasteur Institute for treatment. i, =
'liceman Paris killed two mad dogs last Dia
eek This is enough argument in favor "a,
the wisdom of the ordinance and the
cessity of its enforcement One human po'
IS worth more than all the dogs 7'i'
The school election was held on Satur- -
y last and resulted in the election of the Sa9
ne parties whose terms had expired 'iie
. B L. Lewis, G L. Baird, ] W. D."
we'll. BY
Mss Laura Joseph, who has been the d =
EST of Mrs George Burton, has returned .
her home in frankfort -Yank Dea- .iis
ne of the Clayton baseball club. was in 'olil
he oams At Prs5erl.a +b b.. - lS brOl
IS Maud Steele, of Frankford, Del, is !
guest of Miss Bessie Jellison. Miss ny
Ia Reed, daughter of J. c. Reed and u :. ?
lent of Hagerstown, Md College, is ~
le with her parents this Week.-Mrs. pllla
Icy Hudson and Mr.. E, c. Ross went Oil
Philadelphia last week via steamer lalil
iehca They report a very fine voyage ~
this splendid steamer Sheriff S. L. idtll
W and daughter were in town this 4 TAI
Miss Caddie Sharp is visiting Po- 'hah
a, Md Miss Nora Reed, of Smyrna. cars
e guest of friends in town w. H Al
kiln and daughter Helen were in Phil. [iol9
Dhia this week.-Mrs. w. B. Sharp 1oiiil
IN Thursday last to visit her daughter, ms q
Ella Vineyard, of Chicago, III. She Coe &c,
be away for two months.-Dr. Pretty siey
of Pittsburg, Pa, was in town on WIN
nesday. AGAIN. l'ig J.
'' by JC
H Nelson, who is in the drug business eilliuI
ugsville, No, has so much confidence aen'-
amberlain's Collie. Cholera and Disr. family
Remedy that he warrants every bottle nette
fers to refund the money to any Gus. tives
who is not satisfied after using 1t Mr.. Pretty