Milford chronicle., 1905-07-07
HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
The Harrington band furnished the
) music for the Fourth of July celebration
in FELTON,. Our town must have also fur
nished a good part of the attendance, as
very many went there, and some to the
Houston temperance rally, and few to
the beach, causing our town to have a
very quiet and deserted appearance. The
small children got up a parade in the
morning and few fireworks at night.
The Reynolds candy store was beauti-
fully decorated for the Fourth. A God
dess of Liberty with battle Scared flag
and bunting galore occupied the window,
making it beautiful sight.
One Of our townsmen, who visited Eel
ton Tuesday says, there were more peo-
pie there that day than there had been
at one time since the year 1888.
The farm of Esquire Ward, near town,
is for rent. 1t is a desirable place for a
good trucker.
Several OF our young ladies are wear
ing diamond rings. OF course they mean
something
George Anderson, of New York, has
been the guest Of his mother, Mrs Ken
nerly, for few days.
Morvin Reese, of Greenwood, spent the
Fourth with friends in town
George Harrington and wife spent the
Fourth in FELTON,.
Harry Stubbs and Walter Taylor, two |
young men of our town, who recently oc-
cupied positions in Philadelphia, are
spending the Fourth with relatives in
town.
Mr.. Charles Hutchinson received the
sad news Monday last of the death of
her uncle, Edward Farrell, Of Smyrna.
Mrs. Caddie Fleming attended the we'd
ding of Mrs, Mabel COnnor, of FELTON,.
Miss Hattie Shaw has returned home
after pleasant visit with Wilmington
friends.
Mrs. Cabel sipple and Miss Margaret
smith, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Josephine Richards.
Miss Jessie Fabian, of Philadelphia, is !
visiting Miss Ida Hewes.
DIR. Emile Quillen, of Baltimore, is the
,uest of his father, W. G. Quillen. G
Joseph Ennis and wife spent Tuesday
n Milford.
Miss Viola Potter is spending this week
n Wilmington.
Miss Minnie Scott left on Monday for n
months stay in Smithville, Md.
Miss Louise Raughley, of Wilmington, y
nd Miss Annie Lewis,of Denton, are Wis e
ting DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Lewis s.
Miss Mary Satterfeld is entertaining
Iisses Nellie and Mary Stevens. = =
DR.. George Collision, of Philadelphia,
pent Tuesday with his aunt, Mrs. Ada a
ne Collins. +
Mrs. Laura Melvin, of Tacony, Pa, is
ONE for week with her parents, Wes- g
~ Cain and wife.
Miss Laura Jones left on Monday for
d
Miss Ida and Edith Smith are guests Of
leir sister in FELTON,. II
Frank Shaw is home from short stay in -,
rankin city.
Miss Emma Sharp is visiting in Frederica.
Misses Elva and Lille Reese are home after
month sojourn in Norfolk and other places
T interest. d
Mrs. Emory Harrington and Mrs. ZadOc V
Ieming spent Monday In Frederica. T
Miss Catherine Kennerly and cousin, Laura +,
ochran, of New York. are spending few =.
avs in Bridgeville. Iit
Charles Wingate has returned from an ex- III
ended visit in Frederick. o
Rev. and Mrs. Gibson have gone to Balu- N
lore on a two weeks vacation. ff
W. T. sharp and wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Ken s,
erly. spent a few days rustieating at Chiuco- W
sague this week. 81
Mrs. Dr. Lewis gave five O'Clock tea Fri 81
av last ia honor OF her guests. Those pres "
nj were: Miss Nan Lewis, Of Denton; Miss
ouise Raughley, OF Wilmington; Misses
landa Shaw, Catherine Kennerly, Laura
ochran, Bessie Curtis, sarah Jones and Vic .,
ai Barber. /,
Palmer Ward, OF Newark n. J. spent the n
ourih with his parents in town.
Mrs Emma Mas,en and children, Of Mas 4
sn's,were guests OF J. NJ. Waller and wife on re
uesday. o.,
Charley Ward, OF Wilmington, has bees n
pending few days at home. Il
C;
on sunday, July 81 p Bethel NJ p. Church,
be Rev. Mr.. Dryden VIII talk on the subject
All come and hear a good ad- z
ress. .
Rev. W II. Hudson, OF Viola, was the guest
iR. ". Ross and wife, on wednesday and