Milford chronicle., 1904-10-21
HARRINGTON.

Contractor Frank Grifith is finishing
new residence for Joseph Ennis. He has
completed the home for DR.. Day,at Farming
ton which is one of the most comfortable II
that town.
The political meetings last Saturday atirac
ted quite a crowd; but little real interest wa
manifested.
Typhoid fever prevails in and around Har-
rington; but few deaths have occurred.
Harry b. Cellison, one Of the clerks In th'
railroad freight Office,i taking his vacation
Marvin Reese is taking his tour OF duty.
Frank White has returned from his vaca
lion.
Sweet potatoes are selling at 55 cents pei
half barrel basket at the Harrington depot
but many are being stored in houses Tn,
crop is far below full one, and in some cases
not over a half
So far this month there have been $50 tick.
cts sold bet yeen Harrington and Milford
since October lst. The travel between these
two places shows a steady increase
Henry Dlckerson aud Mr. LongfellOw are
recovering from typhoid fever.
The wedding OF Miss Willie Ward and Ben
tih Tharp, Jr., took place Wednesday even
ing, Oct, 18th, at the residence ofthe brides
parents, at eight o'clock. 1t was a very pretty
affair. The bride wore white crepe de chine
over white silk, and carried white roses
There were four bridesmaids, the Misses Elva
| Wright, Eva Wingate, Helen Franklin and
Lille Reese. They were gowned in pink and
carried pink roses The wedding march was
played by Miss Emma Smith. Refreshments
were served.
During the same evening the wedding OF
Miss Annie Collision and Mortimer Galloway,
was performed at Bethel NJ. p. Church. The
bride was beautifully gowned in white and
carried beautiful bouquet. The ushers were
John Williamson Philadelphia, and Alva Els
enbrey. Both couples left for California on
Friday, where they intend to make their fu-
ture home.
Reed Prettyman was the guest of Miss Eva
Hutchinson on Sunday.
Mrs Addie satterfed and Miss Ethel
Smith and friend, have returned from Phila-
delphia. Dame rumor has it that there is to
be wedding befOie long, in which Miss
Ethel is much interested.
Mrs. Annie Barker Jones is the guest Of her
father, Mr. Barker
Prof Kellar and wife, OF Greenwood spent
saturday N town.
$. l.. Sapp, wife and children are visiting
friends in Wyanette, III. They expect to take !
in the Worlds Fair before returning home.
Revival services are in progress at Whites |
NJ, f. Church.
Mrs. Letitia Morris, of Ridgelv, has been the !
guest OF her sister Mrs. Mary Blades.
Mr.. Dickerson, MIR Longfellow, and Miss
Hazel Griffith, are very M of typhoid fever.
John smith, OF Chester, spent Sunday in
own.
George Blades,Of Gurrsville, was in town on
saturday.
Mrs. Matte Blades, of Camden, was the guest
# Wesley Blades and wife on Thursday
Mrs. Henry Money is visiting her children
q Jersey,
Mrs. Mary 5. Harrington has returned from
visit TO Denton.
Mrs. Rhoda Clark, of POeOmOke City, has
een the guest of her son, Emor Harrington.
Miss Lizzie Powell, of Pocomoke, attended
be Tharp-Ward nuptials.
Oscar Tee and wife attended the fiftleth an.
iversary OF the marriage of their parents on
aturday at FELTON,
Luther Shaw and wife, and T. J. smith and
life, were guests of Burrsvile friends on Sun
ay.