Milford chronicle., 1902-08-01
HARRINGTON.

W. E. Ross was a Philadelphia Wis
itor last week.
During a recent storm, lightning
partly demolished the dwelling on the
farm Of Mrs. Jack Roraback, hear wy
oming
Mr. Samuel Tharp has presented his
daughter Elizabeth, with beautiful
new piano
Mrs. Jack Roraback, Of Boston, has
been visiting Mrs Ezekiel Fleming.
Rev. w. D. Hudson, the minister at
Whites NJ. E. Church, tented with a
party Of young folks at Bowers last
week.
Mr.. VIII Smith hasgreatly improved
bis dwelling on Neiner Avenue by the
addition of a new front building.
The Holiness camp meeting at Blades
Cross Roads, near town, will be held
from August LIST to 10th, inclusive, all
though there is rumor that the peo-
pie here are getting up petition to
stop it, and also the colored camp, on
account of the small pox scare.
Mrs. Addie Baynard, of Philadel-
phia, is on a months soiourn with
friends and relatives in and near town.
Mrs. Charles Smith is entertaining
company from Ayondale, Pa.
Mrs. Newnom has been entertaining
Miss Mary D. Blades.
Rev. and Mrs. Atkins are on a
months sojourn at RehOboth.
Miss Grace Simpson and brother are
visiting in Philadelphia and Chester.
Mr.. Joseph Lord of Seaford, and w.
E. Ross visited Mr.. and Mrs r. Wesley
Ross last Monday.
Mr.. VIII Powell and family have
been visiting at Rehoboth.
The Holiness camp near Denton
closed last Sunday Some place the
attendance as high as seven thousand
on that day. The camp has been
largely attended, and has been very
successful both spiritually and finan-
cially - scores receiving the second
blessing, and eleven hundred dollars
being realized which, after paying the
expenses, will help to send Holiness
ministers to India, and as Ferguson, Of
Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, expresses it, 'keeI
the woods full Of EN- here at home.n
Almost delightful musicale was given
by one of Harrington's most highly
esteemed music teachers, Miss Amy
Brown, last Saturday evening, July
18th. The following excellent program
was rendered by the thirteen pupils
present of a class of sixteen assisted by
their teacher. Miss Brown, and two o
her former pupils; also Mr. Harry Cal
laway as cornet player.
Singing -"Just a Little Musicn -Ac
compartment, Miss Laura Anthony
Reeitation-"Il life and Music, -.
Miss Blanche Price
Piano Solo (selection).
Miss Bessie Cooper
Piano Duet-"Two Students"
Misses Ella and Sadie Hurd
Singing = Echoes, y II Misses Emm,
Blades, Sadie Hurd, Ella Hurd, Saral
1 Hughes, Annie Price, Reba Hopkins
and Allie Hopkins Accompaniment
Mrs. Nora Schultise.
Piano Solo -"Ben Hur Chariot Race,
with bells Miss Amy Brown
Vocal Duet Heavenly Music,
Misses Brown and Caddie WEIGH
Piano Duet" Reception Polka. ~.
Misses Emma Blades, Mamie Kemp
Piano Solo, COnet accompaniment.
Miss Brown and Mr.. Callawa,
Closing address,. 80
Miss Estella Morri
Singing Friends, Good Night
Miss Annie Cooper
The exercises were we'll rendered
showing the pupils rapid progress
under Miss Browns instruction an
her interest and devotion for them; an
at their conclusion one Of the guests
Mrs. Alice Ross, was asked by sewers
to make a speech. She responded b
2 reciting the touching poem, "Binge
on the Rhine, for which she wa
greatly applauded. Refreshments wei
then served in abundance, and after a
had been fully and amply supplieC
toward midnight the happy guests d
!. parted, wishing much JOY to their hoi
/; and hostess and to their charmin
! daughter, Miss Amy Brown, who ha
contributed so much to the happine
j, of all A.