Milford chronicle., 1905-03-31
HARRINGTON.

AAMMAMN UMs
The small boys Of our town have been yer
much entertained during he past week b
the unusual sight In town Of an automobil,
The 4Auto" Is owned by DR.. stanton, OF MI
ford, and he has been giving Mr. Lon Dick
erson medical attention. Mr.. d. has beel
sick with pneumonia, but is little better a
this writing. They have two trained nurse
20 care for him.
Mrs. Rhoda Clark, aged 81 years, widow o
the late Henry N. Clark, died while visitin,
her daughter Mrs. lydia Brown OF HilIsboro
Nd. Her remains were brought here to he
soh's Mr.. E. B. Harrington, Saturday and fun
eral services held Sunday at $50 p. m, in the
NJ. E. Church, where she had been a member
for many years. The church was filled with
relatives and friends OF this good woman
She leaves i've children and an only sister
The following are children and grandchildren
who attended the funeral; Mrs Lydia Brown
ana daughter, Elizabeth; Mr.. Joseph Brown.
Jr, and wife, Of HillsbOro, Md; Mrs James
Brown and son, Roger, Of Centreville, Nd;
Mrs, Thomas Haney and son, Theron, of
Berlin, Md Mrs Alice Powell and daughters
Lizzie and Laura, and Mr.. Loren Powell and
wife of Poeomoke City, Md.
After lingering illness, Mr.. Collins died
last Thursday. His remains were carried to
Sharptown, Nd, for interment.
Arthur Emory,a travelling salesman, but
formerly Of near town, and Miss Edith Scott.
daughter OF Peter Scott, Jr., were married At
the NJ. e parsonage Sunday evening al seven
O'Clock, by Rev j. H. Beauchamp. They will
reside in Philadelphia
Misses Emma and Eva Shaw are visiting in
Denton.
Mss Nora Rust spent Sunday with relatives
IN town.
Miss Alyce Trice, who has been makig al
three mohth's stay with her parents in town
has returned to Philadelphia
Mr.. Morris, who has been at work In Read /
ing Pa is spending few days with friends
in town.
Mr. Reed Prettyman, of Wilmington. spept
Sunday with Miss Eva Hutchinson.
Mr. Rinnamon, Of Dover, was a caller in
town last week.
Mrs. Cochran and kaughter Nellie. Of New
York, are visiting Mrs. Coehran's sisters,
Mrs. Kinnerly and Mrs Lizzie Harrington.
Mrs. Ennis and Mrs. John Harrington spent
few days with relatives IN Milford last week
Mrs. Vertie Cahall has returned from the
city with a beautiful line OF millinery.
Miss MOllie Cahall and Mrs. Bertha Triee
Of Burrsville, visited friends in town this
week
H. H. Beauchamp, of Philadelphia. is a
guest of bis brother Rev. J. H. Beauchamp,
this week.
Miss Laura Wix,O Denton, has been spend
ing a few days with her parents In town.
Mrs. Mary A Galloway is quite poorly.
Miss lizzie Eisenbrey left Tuesday for Phil
adelphia, where she has obtained position.
Rev. N. o. Bibson, pastor ofthe NJ. P. Church
will leave next Tuesday for Conference, which
convenes in Salisbury at that date
Mrs. N. o. Gibson Will visit In Baltimore
during the absence of her husband, Rev. N. o.
Gibson. {
There will be services at Central N. p.
Sunday, April 2nd, ats m. This
will be the last service OF this Conference '
year There viii be communion service. All
are cordially invited to be present
Mrs. Ben Harrington, OF Franklin City, 4
visited friends in town Monday and Tuesday. C
Mr.. VIM. Turner has been elected leader v
Of the Sunday afternoon class at the NJ. P. i
Church. o
Miss Nettie Wyatt and Mr. Dave Harring.
on, spedt Sunday in Milford. n
Miss Barbara Bradley, Of Green wood. ia Il
IPending few days with her aunt, Mrs, Chas p
Taylor, near town. 81
n.
jhurch died Friday, March 24th. She is sur. b
rived by her husband and four children. n
Mrs, q. L. Baird visited Milford Tuesday.
Mrs. Roxaua Travis, wife OF JOhn Travis
led March oath OF pneumonia, and was bur
ID last Sunday at Burrsville, Md. She was
y exemplary wife and mother, ard sought
to bring up her children as chris %
ns. A husband and four children survive 81
er, viz; Frank, Vetie, Nettie and Mary, who
ave the sy mpathl otthe community. -
Charles r. P. Collins died on Thursday Of =,
st week. and the remains were taken to
surel for interment. \,
r.. Rhoda Clark, who is well known here &c
al nas relatives residing in Harrington, was ..
lried at Hollywood Cemetery near Harring-
N.
:. F.. HerDey has resigned his position at ,
3 Washington Government printing Office, o.
I'd has taken the position OF foreman OF the ~.
srlin Herald, Berlin, Md. His duties will Do
mmeDce at April lst He is an old news y,
per nan and publisher III
y Ork is commencing to boom, and as a re- -.
the Merchants are getting more smiles 10
ineir cOuntenance.
Alonzo DickersOn, owner and proprietor OF
e hotel at Harrington,s dangerously III at - -
Is writing with pneumonia.
The new pastor at BurrsYille, will preach 80
first sermon at WhiIe's Chapel on Sunday, \
,ril 9th. Rev. J. X. Underhill
diss Florence Wix has been guest OF Miss ~ \
anna Creadioh, az Felton. 49,.
-lfred h. Ross and wife entertained Mr.. s..,
1 Mrs. John Stevenson OF Hickman, and =,
q. WoOters, Of Hobbs last Sunday.
Iisses HeWes and Vertie Cahall are dis =,
'iNs ''''i"' i'''' u 'i'''iN'i' ioi i-''s' visi
Ilss Josephine Reed has removed her mil
cry parlOrs opposite Mr.. Wrights store
is showing the latest spring styles.
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