Milford chronicle., 1904-01-22
HARRINGTON.

The pastor Of the NJ P Church is holding ex-
tra2meetings
w. G. Wright has built himself a hardware
store and warthouse adjoining the store-reom
whore he has been for several years, and James
Harrington has removed into his own property
with fun line of new hardware and farming
machinery He is amply prepared to satisfy the
demands OF his customers. It viii pay you to
/ eXamns his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
/ A. D. McCabe, having purchased the old Flem-
ing stand OF 5. L. shaw has removed in, and Mr..
Fleming has sold out to j. ". Anderson, who oc-
cupies the old store-house formerly occupied by
/ W. C. Quillen, on the corner Of Commerce and
Wolcott streets and Mr.. Wix goes into the store
room occupied by McCabe
The citizens of our town are complaining on
account OF the scarcity OF wood. As this com
modify can be purchased very cheaply down the
State 1t looks though it would be profitable
venture to start a wood yard here.
Mrs Georgia Fleming has removed to her farm
near town, and Mr. Ennis, our new clothier, re-
moves into her dwelling on Fleming street.
Charles Trice has fitted up a store-room and
butcher shop opposite the bank.
Miss Joe Reed has very pretty millinery and
fancy goods store on Fleming street, next door TO
the Episcopal Church.
Mrs Verde Cahall occupies part Of the old |
Quilen stand and has beautiful assortment Of .
millinery goods.
The old postofice will be occupied by Joseph
Ennis, of Philadelphia, with clothing and gents
furnishings.
Miss Ida Hewes is in the Reese block, and has
very pretty store.
S. L. Shaw has removed his furniture stock
from the room in the Reese block into his own
property adjoining the old Fleming store, and
Ward d Fleming have removed their pianos and
organs in the room in which Mr.. shaw removed
out Of
DR.. p NJ. Money, who occupied the old drug
store in the Wolcott block, has removed his drugs
md express on the corner where the bakery was,
opposite the bank and W. B. Fleming is fitting
Up the old drug store for the post office.
The changes among our business men since the
BEGINNING of the new year. have been greater
han for many years. +
For the past week or two, our town hos had the a
reatest sheet OF ice for over a quarter Of a cen
lry. Children skating to school, and many skat- v
lg to their places of business. The streets Of the
)wn would make a very good skating rink. "
here have been few accidents by falling The
lest serious were those OF W. Z. Collision and b
imes Porter. who were confined to their homes
,ra day or two. Mr., Porter had to secure the T
rvices OF doctor, but they are both out again
n another trial. II
Several have fallen, but have not been seriously
jured. III
Several horses have fallen. and were so severely
jured that they had to be killed. 2,
William Fleming has been appointed postmas-
I of Harrington
Joseph simpson and Miss Dalema Maseen re- n,
rned from visit to Washington, d. c., the first
the week 10
Miss Florence Wix has returned to Western ar
lryland College.
Mr.. and Mrs Warrington are entertaining com W
ny from the city.
\. Frank Raughley. of Wilmington, was a Har- da
lgton visitor recently.
Miss Elva Wright, who spent Christmas with da
T parents, has resurned to West Chester state j
rmal School. on
Miss Ola Potter is visiting friends in Philadel-
Ia. On