Milford chronicle., 1904-12-02
HARRINGTON.


Miss Lola willoughby spent the Thanks
giving holidays at Milford.
George Ross and wife spent Sunday with
James Jester and wife.
Mrs. Wilson Vinvard and children, OF Mil
ford, are the guests OF Thomas Sharp and
wife.
! Miss RhOda Marine, of Denton, is visiting her
sister, Miss Kathryn Marine.
Mrs. R. Wesley Ross is spending several
days at the Teachers Institute at Dover
Miss Margaret Scott has returned TO Lewes
after an extended visit in town.
Robert Downs AMI wife spent Thanksgiv
/ irg in Wilmington.
Miss Dora Collision, Of West Chesfe-, spent
Thanksgiving here.
George Anderson,of New York spent Thurs
day in town.
Quite number ofour young folks attended
the Leap Year Dance on Friday evening at
Milford. Henry Fleming. Miss Elizabeth
Fleming and sister, and Mrs. John Sheldrake
were among the number.
Miss Gallery has been spendi ng a few days
at Ardmore, Pa.
Floyd Turner. of Goldey College,is spending
a few days in town.
Miss Maud Fleming g,of StauntOn, Md, is the
guest of her aunt, Miss Lizzie Fleming
/ Cards are out announcing the wedding OF
Mr.. Herman Booth and Miss Eta Jacobs, on
| Wednesday, November SOth, at the home of
the bride near town.
Beniah Tharp and bride who recently went
to California TO live, have returned to Della
ware. and will take charge OF the farm on
which his father resides, between Harrington
and Frederica.
The wedding OF Miss Helen Franklin and
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Taylor, took place on Wednes
day afternoon at two o'clock at the residence
ofthe brides father, william Franklin. Rev,
J. II. Beauchamp officlated. The bride " as
tastefully gOwned In brown tallOr-made
suit, with brown velvet trimmings, white
shirt waist OF peaa de sCie, and brown hat to
match, and carried white cbrysauthemums
She was unattended. After refr5 shments
were served,the bridal party left on the three
O'Clock train for trip to Niagara Falls.
Quite number OF beautiful gifts were re-
ceived. on their return they will reside at
Edgewood Place, near town.
Also another wedding took place at the
same time-that of Mr.. Fred Butler and Mis-
Winnie Stout They were quietly married at
home, and took a wedding trip TO Niagara
Falls
Extra meetings are In progress at the NJ. T.
Church here.
Miss Bella Wright has returaed from visit
TO Philadelphia.
Some Frederick Harrington and Farming
ton young folks were entertained by b. Wes
ley Ross and wife on Friday evening, The
time was pleasantly spent in conversation
music, and the games OF "FIinch' and
"Bourse," after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs, Adolshus Walls and Mrs. wesley
Blades, were the guests OF viii Longfellow OF
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tee entertained friends from
FELTON, on Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Palmer sn1 children spent I
part OF the week at Lewes.
VIII Smith entertained the Rev. Mr.. an'
Mrs. Gibson on Thanksgiving Day.
Wm. H. Longfellow, who lives on the roa'
from Vernon to Wesley Church, met with
misfortune last week-that Of breaking fou
ribs. DR.. Barber rendered medical assist
ance.
Walter Jones spent Tuesday near Manship'
Church.
The Mite Society, ofthe NJ. P. Church, vii
. meet the first Wednesday evening of Decem
Der, at Mrs Emily Masten's.
George Blades and wife, of Burrsville, wer
the guests OF his mother on Tuesday.
Joseph Ward had eight acres in peanut
this year.
The beautiful new NJ. p. Church is aImos
completed on the outside, and the corner
stone will he laid with appropriate service
Sunday, December 4th. Some ofthe ables
ministers in Conference will officiate. Tn
services will continue throughout the day
All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Wesley Blades entertained cOmpan,
I from Wilmington last week.