Milford chronicle., 1902-06-13
HARRINGTON.

Thomas COrdray died last week at his res
dence in Harrington, and his remains were
taken to Milford on Friday last and laid to
rest in Odd Fellows Cemetery. He was 81
years old and leaves three daughters.
Fleming Il Co. have been packing peas, and
farmers report the yield as only fair: some
even report a failure
William McNeal, who formerly resided here,
was injured at Chester, Pa. about June lst by |
a heavy door falling on him. He died from |
the injuries received. and was brought to |
Harrington last Friday for burial
The water works are being pushed 10 com
pletion by the contractors; but the difficulty /
in quick finish is their inability to get ma |
chinery delivered promptly.
A fine rain fell about Harring on last sat |
urday which has been of great benefit to |
growing crops.
William Taylor, about thirty years old, died |
on Sunday June Sth, 1902, from consumption |
He leaves wife but no children, Funeral
on Tuesday last.
On Monday evening last, about 40 o. clock.
a man by the name of Wooters caused
great deal of excitement by beating his boy
with his bare fists. Hife wife objected to him
beating the child in that manner She man
aged to get hold of the boy and escape down
town. He was all the time shooting his pis
tol IN the air. frightening a number of the
neighbors. His wife then went after Officer
4 Paris, who was unable to get at him on &C
count of WOoters covering him with a shot
gun. Paris finally managed to get behind a
hen house for protection, when WOOters es-
capped from the house and took to the railroad
where he was captured by Constable Simpson
and given hearing before Esquire VanGesel.
who held him in Sl0O for his appearance at
court.
Miss Lizzie Robinson, Of Camden, n j., is
visiting Harrington and Houston friends
Mr.. Alex. Newman has purchased the store
formerly occupied by Mr. J. d. Brown. Mr.
Adam Waller, who has been clerking for G.
s Harrington for several years, will assist
Mr. Newman.
Miss May Jones is visiting Philadelphia
friends.
Miss Catherine Marlne.who has been atten-
ding college at Lutheryille. Md, is home for
the summer.
+ Mr.. John Carmean, the well-knOw plumber
, Of Milford has been putting new bar fixtures
in Frank Newmans hotel.
Mr.. Robert I. Downes and his bride, OfProv-
idenee, r. l., have been visiting his father
and mother. Mr.. Downes was at one time
: employed as operator by the p. r. r. Co. ano
agent on the n. Y. N. H. r. r. Mrs Downes
was presented with a check for 5000 and 4
deed for beautiful home right after thei
wedding.
Mrs. DIR, Kleims has returned to her homo
. In Williamsport, Pa.
' The town lookup was completed to-day ,ant
is now ready for all evil doors. 1t is LOCATED
east Of the railroad track.
days visit to Washington, d. c.
Mr.. William Wix is paying Philadelphia
r visit.
i. Prof julie Reybeld went to Frederick toda
+ to meet his wlfe,w viii spend few days j
Harrington.
A large audience assembled in the Harrine
II ton NJ. E. Church on Sunday evening last I
e witness the Childrens Day exercises Of
r. Sunday School The program entitled: eth
Springtime OF Life" was full of bright happ
choruses solos, and Duet also numeror
t short Rotations. Miss Virginia Harrington
r the four-year-old daughter of Garrett S. Ha
10 riugton, deserves special mention for the MAJ
ner in which she spoke her little piece. II
u audience was so delighted with her eno
as that she was requested to speak her ver
I'd again, which she kindly did just before Ii
>. CLOSE Ol bAu hEFflcts Eva l1ulculhOu al
. Hester Franklin each sang solo, which WI
IL greatly enjoyed by their hearers Ada Jon
It, and Caddie Short took part in the only DIT
IN the evening. Lawrence Smith handled
lengthy recitation with cOmmendable SIX
as he always does anything requested of hi
We Other children taking part in the progra
ed were: Frank Shaw, Elsie Wyatt, Chas. wi
n, gate, Lizzie Gordon. Laurence Iruitt. Ma
", Moore, Leslie Franklin Hattie Shaw, Ann
Weigle, Helen Barber, Laura Powell, Mart
NJ Dill, Vesta Handy, Lille Wilcutts Lau
ed Raughley, Katharine Kennerly ,Irma Turn'
Laura Sapp, Darwin Sawtele, Lillian SaT
- Lex Kennerly, Hazel Turner, Leon Satt
field, Grace Gordon, and Paul Money. An
a few remarks by Rev. f. c. Adkins, up
ng "Christian Education" a collection W
he taken for this cause, amounting to ninete
10 dollars. AGAIN
No home should be without Ramon's Me-
& Bone Oil IT'S a friend indeed in time