Milford chronicle., 1902-10-10
HARRINGTON.

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Miss Nora Shaw, daughter Of former "
Sheriff S. L. Shaw, of Harrington, and 10
Beniah Tharp, teller of Harrington Ma Sc,
tiOnal Bank, will be married at the
home Of the bride on October 10, Mon IL
day next. y
Mr.. Will Harrington and wife of IL u
linOis, who have been visiting relatives ~
here, are now visiting their Cousins, y
Mr. and Mrs. Will Galloway, in Wash
ington.
Miss Helen Ross has retu ned to
town after spending week in the coun- \
try with her aunt, Mrs. Laura b. Hop
kins.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Sapp, who have !
been visiting friends and relatives in
town, have returned to their home in
Illinois.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw spent Wednes-
day in Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. T. Boyce is the guest of Mrs.
Joseph Belts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deweese, of Dem
ton, spent Sunday and Monday with
their parents, DR.. and Mrs Owens.
DIR. and Mrs Owens entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Owens, Of Denton, on
Sunday.
Mrs. Ora sapp is visiting Washing
ton as the guest Of Mrs. viii Galloway.
Mr. Gibson, Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing his brother Rev n. o. Gibson, at
the VI. p parsonage
Mr.. Norman E Smith has been
] spending sOne time at Burrsville as
the guest Of his uncle. Geo b. Blades
r Mr. George L. Blades, o; Burrsville,
was in town on We'd e-day
e Mr. Edgar Smith, Of Wilmington.
= il isiting his father Mr.. john f Smith
Mrs Mary Smith. Of Godsboro, is
= being entertained by Mrs Rober, II.
/ Smith.
About dozen Of the Holiness band
4 was baptisad in the Baptist Church OH
h Thursday evening The Holiness PEG
It pie talk strongly of buying this church
ID or building new one.
ss Mrs. Verlie Cahall has opened new
millinery Gepartme..t adjoining Flem-
re ing'- store.
p Work will ne resumed in Knox s shirt
factory, Oh Railroad Avenue shortly.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Stevens, Of
Hickman. were the guests Of Mr. and
r Mrs. Alfred H. Ross ON Saturday.
III Mr.. w. T. Boyce is on the sick -lirt
IN On account Of inclement weather
~ Good Friday day at Prospect Church
will be postponed.
n Mr.. Joseph Lord. travelling salesman
of SeafOrd, visited his relatives at Ross
IT. Lane ON Tuesday.
at Mrs Gibson entertained the Ladies'
Aid Socirty on Thursday evening.
ia Mrs. Variua IL. Roraback visited
Wyoming last week.
Ter Prospect school near town, was CLOSED
to last MondOy md Tuesday on account
Of the death of Mrs. Ross mother, Mrs
IRE Alex l.. Harrington, of Frederick, wh'
ais died suddenlyOn Sunday evening abou
ten o'clock aged 81 years, month anC
tut II days. OF late years the deceased ha
90. suffered greatly with heart trouble, an,
this in connection with grief over tn
an loss Of her first-bOrn son, the late Rev
George buckingham Harrington, whicI
II occurred year ago last August, Occa
" stoned her death. Mrs. HarrinE ON
- whose maiden name was Miss Rebecc
% Buckingham, was the elder daughte
W. Of the late Col. and Mrs. George A
Buckingham, of New York City. Tn
=. deceased was a most eslimable lady,
~ great lover of children, a devote
mother, aud IN youth had eDjoye
inc every advantage Of a literary and mu
,..s, zeal education, having entered the fau
GUS boarding school for young ladies
= SaybrOOk, Conn, in her eleventh yea
80 To mourn her death in her near rel
.. tives, was her husband, Mr. ALEX.
a Harrington, three daughters, Mrs. Wa
ter COverdale, Mrs. Alice H. Ross, an
Miss Rebecca Buckingham, the latt
two being school teachers; two son
tied Warren Harrington, and Alexander
red Harrington, Jr., law student at Was
. to ingtOn College Funeral servi es we
yht, held Tuesday afternoon conducted
e at Rev. r. N. JOscelyn. Mr.. Harry NJ
will ten conducted the funeral, and int
anne ment wa IN de at Barratt's Cemeter
eTty 'Tis I'd to b eak the tender cord
lbs When Low has bound the h .art;
acre It's hard, o hard, TO speak the words:
ave must forever part"
cold Dearest loved one we must lay thee
God In the peaceful graves embrace;
-. But thy memory will be cherished
lBhI Till we see thy heavenly face.
Dearest one, thou hast left US,
u And our loss we deeply feel
lday But It's God that has bereft US,
lden He can all our sOrrOws heal.
Re Yet, again we hope to meet thee,
L. When the day Of life is fed;
,0,,, Whenin heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tear Is shed.