Milford chronicle., 1902-11-21
HARRINGTON.

Mr.. Tom Chaf1inch, of Williston,
Md, was in town on Wednesday.
Miss Dalema PleasantOn entertained
Miss Supple on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. H. Blades and daughter.
Miss Nora, are visiting Mr.. George L. |
Blades at Burrsville, Md.
Mr.. F.. J. Smith and family, and Mr.. |
is L. Shaw and family were guests at
the Smith nuptials in the NJ. P. Church
at Blrrsville, Md, on Wednesday eve
ming, Rev. Wright officiating.
Tie revival at Central NJ. P. Church
near Milford still continues. Quite an
interest is manifested. Six CONVEX
siOns were reported one evening and
still there are more to follow.
Mrs. Gibson has been visiting her
mother, Mrs, Rittenhouse, in Balti-
more.
Miss Rebecca b. Harrington was the
guest of her relatives at Ross Lane on
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, of Greensboro,
Nd, were Harrington visitors one day
last week. They were entertained by
Mrs. S. S. Harrington.
Miss Florence Dunn, of Camden, was
the Iguest of Mrs. Wilbur FINLEY last
week.
Sad indeed was the death of little
Carroll Hutchinson, who was sick only
week from diptheria He was ten
years old and the only boy. Father,
:, mother, grandmother, sister and other
re. atives are left behind to mourn his
loss. Little Carroll was a sweet child
ard much idolized.
= Miss Elsie Roe is i'll with dipthe
ria at her grand parents Mr.. and Mrs
= Nathaniel Roe, on Mechanic street
Her mother, of WillistOn, Md, is at
:, tending her. We are glad to note tina
= she is improving very much. Hope t,
see her out soon. Elsie, we all mis-
you.
: Mrs. Alex Simpson, who was strick
: ened with paralysis last week, died Of
y Monday 10, at 4 o'clock. She has lef
a large family of children to mourn he
= l0ss. But weep not, death is only tn
. gateway to the Blessed Beyond wher
= we shall meet all our loved ones an
- best o. all our blessed Saviour will b
there to welcome us and we will be II
united to part no more.
= Mr.. and Mrs. FINLEY have been en-
pertaining their aunt, Mrs. Dunn, {
y Philadelphia.
Mr.. George L Blades, of Burrsvill
= Md, was the guest of his father, Will
= lam Blades, on Friday.
III Rev. William Hudson visited M
and Mrs. R. Wesley Ross on Saturda,
There has been quite a stir in tow
on account of diptheIia, but no new C
ses are reported.
A splendid revival is in progress
Whites M. +. Church, conducted [
the pastor Rev. William Hudson. Sc
~ eral have already professed CONVERSE
'' and others are seeking the unsearch
BILE riches of Christ.
on Rev. N. o. Gibson was a Smyrl
' III visitor this week.
uo The Messrs Stevens and friend,
ne Wilmington, visited their sister, Nj
ny Alfred IL. Ross on Saturday.
90 Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Blades al
-, S daughter, Nora, spent Sunday ne
n'S Dover as the guest of their son al
y brother. Mr.. Willard Blades.
ne Mr.. John Roraback, of Boston, spe
en- last week with Mr.. and Mrs. George
leu Ross and other relatives of his wife.
Mrs. Araminta Smith, who has be
eis visiting town for some time, has
'ec turned to her home near Burrsvil
INC Nd.
ln'' Mrs. Will Simmons, OF Philadelpl
UNI and little son, William. are guests
-er. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tharp at 'TC
enI mis- Hill.
g Mrs. Mary F. Hargadine and lit
yer daughter, Ruth, of Woodside, were
etts guests of their parents this week.