Milford chronicle., 1905-07-14
HARRINGTON.

AAN1Aesf MANN. -
OF the Frederica team.
JOS. Belts has had large ice house
erected near the "lock-up'' and furnishes
the people with fine ice.
Thieves keep busy. A few nights age
they took nice hammock from Mrs
Nellie Smiths porch, and last week some
one broke in J. Ross henhouse and took
eighteen fat hens.
The Jr. O. L. A. NJ installed then
newly elected officers Tuesday evening,
and had a spread of ice cream and ''sich. "
The berry crop is about done. 1t has
not been as large a crop as usual in this
section. The severe winter injured the
canes
Despite the many showers, wheat
threshing is about over. Farmers say
the yield is quite poor.
Miss Sara E. Wright is home from an
extended visit in Philadelphia and Will
mington.
Miss Cad Sharp is home aftera months
stay in Dover.
Miss Eva Wingate has been spending
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Fannie Barnard, of Greensboro is
guest of Miss Ida Sharp.
Miss Verde Sapp,of Milford, has been
visiting Mrs. Mary Harrington.
Miss Rhoda Harrington, Of franklin
City, is a guest of Miss Sue Harrington.
Mrs. Minnie Hurst, of Baltimore, is a
guest of Rev. and Mrs. Beauchamp.
Mrs. Refsnyder is paying friends in
Philadelphia and Wilmington months
visit.
Louder Culver has gone to Newark
where he expects to accept position.
Mrs. John Anderson and daughter were
in Dover over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Lewis gave party OF girls
an enjoyable outing by taking them to
Boone's mill pond on Tuesday for the
day. Those who went We're DR.. and
Mrs. Lewis, Misses Lizzie Shaw, Amanda
Shaw, Nan Lewis, Laura Cochran, Violet
Barber, Catherine Hennerly, Bessie Cur
tis, Sarah Jones, Ethel Reese, Marian
Sheetz and Martha Dill.
Miss Bessie Curtis entertained the same
young ladies at tea last Thursday.
Miss Vertie Cahall took trip TO Dover
last week.
Mrs. J. D. West is home after a visit in
Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs P. H. Rawlins were
guests Of L. L. Sapp and wife over Sunday.
Mr.. Rawins delivered a sermon Sunday
morning in the NJ. E. Church which was
enjoyed by all. He also gave a short talk
at the EpwOrth League service.
Mrs. Emily Masten has returned from
a visit to her daughter, Mrs. James L.
Nichols, in Dover. Mrs. Nichols is in
poor health and in company with her
husband and son has gone to Ashville, N.
c., hoping to be benefited by change of
climate. Rev. Nichols was granted three
weeks vacation by his congregation. I
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorden a ,
son Tuesday, July 18th. a
Mrs. Davis, of Georgetown, was guest ,
Of Mrs. A. NJ. Wolcott a few days this 4
week. Z
John Short is still confined to his bed
and is quite weak since the hot weather :,
set in.
NJ. Warren and grandson, Warren b
Lynch, have been visiting in Lewes. n
Mr.. Carter, of Greensboro, is in town. :,
Mrs. r. 7. J. Barber is home from
Philadelphia hospital and is slowly i'm 7
proving in health.
On Thursday evening, July 6,Miss Amy h
Brown gave a reception in honor of her
cousin, H. B. Galloway, Of Illinois. Music d
was furnished by the White Star Orcbes- =
ira, while those who rendered the liter
ary part Of the program, were Mrs. R. W. d
Ross, Miss Darling, Miss Hatfield, the
Misses Virgie and Iva Ross, and Emma
Blades. The reception was a most en- =
ioyable affair, and Miss Brown always v
proves herself to be a charming enter a
tainer. Refreshments were served. Nearly !
forty guest, were present
Mrs. Hutchinson and daughter, Miss a
Eva, have been the guests of friends at !
Smyrna. q
Miss Ethel welch spent part of the
week with her aunt, Mrs Nina Hill, OF !
Milford.
Isaac Hill and wife have been enter
tanning Mrs. Ira Hill, Of Seaford.
Oscar Bernard and Linwood Lefty, of b
Greensboro, and Mr. Harrington, of Farm
ington, spent day in town recently with 1
their lady friends.
Miss Margaret Smith, Of Philadelphia, '
is spending her vacation with her par v
ents, Alex Smith and wife.
James Outten and wife, entertained
several guests on Sunday.
Mrs Hurd and children have been vis-
iting Dover friends.
Miss Nellie Richards, of Wilmington,
has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jones. '
J. A. Longfellow and wife entertained
from Goldsboro on Sunday.
Mr.. Reese has accepted position at