Milford chronicle., 1905-04-28
HARRINGTON.

There was a fine special Easter service on
Sunday evening In the N. p. Church.
The Easter service and dedication or the
pipe organ in the Presbyterian Church sun
day. was very fine. II was also Rev r,
Fields last Sunday here, as be leit IhuTsoa,y
for BlnghamtOn, N. Y, to lake up tine Chrl5-
tian Endeavor work. He leaves many friends
here who wish him success.
Work on the new NJ. Z. Church is being
rushed. II will be a beautiful structure when
Sabp G Rauabley have done a rushing busi-
ness In the horse trade this spring. They
have sold one carload lot at POcOmOke city,
one at Centreville, and six here, Mr. Raugh-
ley will return from the West with another
car load next week. The car load received
last Week.Was sold out In two days At private
sale. The quick sales are due to advertising
IN the CHRONICLE, as purchasers come from
all over the Peninsuar.
The stores OF our town are beautiful by
fresh supply OF spring goods. ANY one VINO
could not get suited here would Do very haIu
Miss Marian sheetz, who is teaching at
Edge Moor, spent the Easter vacatioa with
her mother, Mrs. X. 7. j. Barber also her
brother Willard and friend John Teats, were
guests OF Mrs. Barber.
has purchased the house IN town Of Mr.. Geo.
Jester, and will move TO It IN the near future
Mr. Fred Masten, teller Of the Greensboro
Bank is at his mothers here quite sick
The delegate to .he Sunday school ConVen-
tion from the NJ. T. Church, came home sick
and could not make the report TO the school
on Sunday. but hopes to be well enough 10 /
report next Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Nichols and son have returned
TO their home in the Dover NJ. +. Parsonage /
Mr.. VIM. Franklin has been on the sick-llst. ]
Mrs May TrylOr,of Camden n. J has been I
visiting her sister-in-laW, Mrs q. M. Harflhs- /
Mrs. ]. d. Harrington. of Viola and Rev. J. |
J.. Johnson, OF SeafOrd were guests OF Mrs u |
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Matthews and son Wal
ter, are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. j. ID. West; also .
sister OF the doctor, Mrs f. Townsend, OF
Misss Ruth Harrington spent Easter with
her aunt, Mrs. Powell
Mr.. Floyd Turner, has been with his parents
Miss Elsie Christopher was guest of Miss
Annie CULLEN, Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards, of Chester Pa spent
few days this week with Mrs Richards par
ents near town, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross
Mr.. Cooper and friend have been visiting
the Misses Reece.
Miss Edith Galloway, OF Dover, has been
visiting her sister Mrs Hurd.
Miss Lille Reece, who is teaching in Turkey
Neck spent the Easter vacation at home.
Mrs. Nertie Cahall went to Philadelphia
Tuesday for new supply OF millinery goods
Mrs. Charles Hutchinson has been the guest
OF Mrs. Frank Starting OF Dover
Mrs. Frank COulbOurn and daughter have
0een visiting Dover and Smyrna friends
Miss Jessie Jones, OF Greenwood, has been
the guest OF Miss Eva Hutchinson.
Miss Laura Jones has been entertaining
her cousin, Miss Bertha Porter.
Floyd Turner is home spending his college
vacation.
Mr. Downs is very ILL., THERE'S scarcely any
hope Of his recovery
Miss May Jones spent Monday at Milford.
Mrs George Richards, OF Chester, has been
spending some time with her parents, Mr. c
and Mrs. James H. Ross.
Mrs. Lynch has been visiting her relatives
and friends at LeWes.
Mrs. Wesley Blades entertained Miss Elma Z
Blades, OF Frederick, on Saturday.
Miss Anna Quillen spent Sunday at home.
Miss Gregory entertained company from
Redden on Sunday.
Presiding Elder Morgan, of Dover, was the
guest OF r. W. Ross and wife, on Friday.
Dr. West has been entertaining his sister.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips spent Friday in town as
the guest OF Mr.. Kenney.
Mrs Arlington Wix is visiting in Philadel- =
phia.
DR.. and Mrs. West entertained their chill u
dren and grandchildren on Sunday. q
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. p Church {,
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Margaret ~
Fleming on the first Wednesday in May, on
Main street. full attendance is desired.