Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1895-05-17
HARRINGTON

Franklin Bros are now running fore
: of about fifty employees at their basket fac
tory.
T Rev Frank Howes, whose residence or
t Werner Avenue was destroyed by fire il
February is now rebuilding on the same site
neat and comfortably arranged dwelling.
The new residence of E. Fleming on
Railroad avenue is row nearing completion
and will present quite an attractive appear
ance-
Chas Hutchinson. of Smyrna, has re-
moved to Harrington and will occupy the
store recently vacated by o G. Adams.
He will engage in the bakery and confee
tionery business.
Mingo Tribe No 81, l. OR. M. of Har-
rington,has been incorporated recently by
Legislative enactment; also the Canning
Company of Harrington These compose
the firms of E Fleming, John Sheldrake
ann H. c. Fleming
Extensive arrangements are being made
by Carter Post 6. A R. of Harrington, for
the celebration of Decoration Day, Thurs
day, May goth. Several other Posts have
been invited to take part in the exercise.
and will probably be present Efforts will
be made also to make an unusually i'm
pressive service by the children Rev R.
7 Coursey,of Snow Hill, and Rev. J. P
Otis, of St. Michaels, Md and J.. E. Hol-
land, of Milford Del, will deliver appro
PIRATE addresses which will be the leading
feature of the occasion Memorial services
will be held at the Methodist Protestant
Church on the Sunday preceding and con- {
lucted by the pastor Rev. L Straughn
Everybody cordially invited to be present
! wish to make a correction in my last {
stter in reference to the officers of our race
rack course. The information was given n
le by one of the members of the associa- <
on which was wrong. Or B. Lewis, d
resident, Solomon Sapp, treasurer, and /
Ienry c. Fleming, secretary. D
Prot w. 7. Webster, of Wilmington, n
lei has well organized dancing class &c
Harrington, composed of about forty !
lpils, and their success establishes the fact
lat the Professorunderstands teaching the
t Of tripping the light fantastic" etc o
N Tuesday aud Friday evenings their
actice and class nights, they entertain
lite large crowd in front of the A'gAs
ice This Friday night class-the rea- in
n we will all regret to see = the Professor ca
d his pianoist leave US. We have all m
emit pleasant winter with him. He goes d
Rehoboth for the season. 6ET
Harrington has donned her lovely sum- pa
r attire. The trees are bursting forth re
4 will soon be in full leaf and blossom.
getable gardens are assuming a beauti- ?
array. Lawns have been resodded
are looking especially pretty at the ele-
ed sites on South Commerce street,
are having their annual spring O
lova of the winters dust, putting out Bin
r flowers and cleaning their yards. Paint mo mo-
whitewash will complete the role, and are
gether will present a plenteous array of pea
uty and cleanliness. Let the good work Eut
tinue the
ev Graham, of Canada, lectured in the , UnH
sbyterian Church on Monday evening a So
He is trying to organize a lodge of of
ID Templars vest ,,asl
Parvis has filled up all lbs
bad holes in the streets of our town,
now we can ride without being jolted 81 II !
the carriage seat Parvis has done the
E work to our streets aud town in the leavi
five years than ever was done before. Uift'
r. L Cain, employed at a,large iron to dr
dry, near Philadelphia, is visiting his II, in 6
nts Mr. Alfred Raughley,of the firm wauI
app & Raughley, left here for Indian draft
5, Ind, on Monday morning where he b EIaa,
a car load of horses for Phila- thus
Tia aud Delaware markets. cut
: S. L Sapp,our leading carriage mer- -" az
t, has just received another large con- that t
nent of carriages AGAIN. Lnsq 4.
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