Milford chronicle., 1903-08-07
HARRINGTON.

OF MIS-. JOHu " ROIdDdCk ) puplIS,
who, with the assistance of Miss
Miriam Gray, of Bridgeville, and
Mrs. Alice II. Ross, gave recitals
from modern composers, Lynes.
Swift, Gurlit and Heller. Miss
Florence Wix and Mrs. Roraback
played a duet by Lynes. Miss
Gray's fine soprano was never
heard to better advantage than in
her rendering of selections from
Nannah, Trevelyan and Rotoli.
Miss Gray's heart is in her work,
and we expect much of her in the
future. The Misses Ida Smith
and Nettie Ross interpreted three
compositions of Swift. Mrs. Alice
Ross read a biographical sketch of
Heller-his hardships, his wonder
full love for his work, and his great
gift of extemporaneous playing was
graphically told. Miss Wix and
Miss Reba Eisenbrey, gave four in
terpretations of this great compos-
er's works. The recital closed
with a duet of Gurlitt's, played by
Nettie Ross and Mrs. ROraback.
After the recital the company we're
entertained with piano selections
by Mrs. Roraback and Miss Re
becca Harrington. The recital was
given preparatory to a repetition
of the exercises in Philadelphia on
Thursday, August 9th, where the
pupils will play for Miss Kellogg.
of Boston, who comes to Philadel-
phia for two days and also is the
teacher of Mrs. Roraback.
Mr.. Al. Ross had a serious acci-
dent to befall him last Wednesday.
While stopping at Fleming's mill
to get his grist, his horse became
frightened and threw him out of
the dearborn, cutting his throat and
injuring his limbs. He was taken
to his brothers, where he received
prompt medical aid. He is some
what better at this writing.
Jacob Graham lost a valuable
horse last week. This is the sec
ond one he has lost within a month.
Mrs. Alex. Blades entertained
her brother, Frank Stayton and
family last Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wix was the
guest Of Miss Florence Wix few
days last week.
Misses Elizabeth Tharp and Lou
Use Raughley of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with Miss Florence Wix.
With sorrow we mourn the death
of Oscar Paris, elder son of Mrs.
Maggie Paris, who departed this
life Sunday morning last. De
ceased had large circle of friends
who lament the death of their loved
one. He was a model young man,
a sincere worshipper at Whites 5,
at which church he sought and
found God. Funeral services were
held at Whites Tuesday morning,
interment at Hollywood Cemetery.
Rev. VIM. II. Hudson visited R.
Wesley Ross and wife Monday and
Tuesday.
The Misses Barrowclough are.
visiting Misses Clara and Florence
Collins.
Mrs. Miriam Dale is entertain
ing friends from the city.
Miss Belle Cain has returned
from a visit to her sisters Mrs. Tay-
lor, near Milliston.
Miss Edith Smith has returned
from a visit to Denton and Balti-
more.
Mrs. Aorrow,of Milford. is visit
ing friends here this week. At
present she is the guest of Mrs S.
s. Harrington.
Charlie Donovan.of Texas,is the
guest of his brother-iH-law, Thomas
Evans.
Elmer Sapp and wife, of Illinois,
are visiting relatives in town.
DR.. Rease, of Camden, N. J.,spent
with his lady friend.
Norman Shaw, Of Baltlmsre, is
ho@s on a vacation.
Miss Lizzie Shaw is visiting
%illiamsport and the Rocky Noun
tRiRs.
Mrs. Mary Body and family, of
RhiiadeiPhia, spent part Of the week
with her sister Mrs. Jester.
Edward Reed of Dover, is visiting
bis sister Nrs. Frank Cculbourn.
Mr. Raughiey and family of near
Dover, ara being entertained by |
bis brothers, Sanuel and Albert |
Raughley.
Mrs. n. o. Gibson has been en-
iertninMg her mother, Mrs. Rit-
leahouse, Of Baltimore. |
Mrs. Nathaniel Roe and sister,
sEtsS Maggie Andrews, ara visiting !
heir sister, Mrs. MoOre, of Green's
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