Milford chronicle., 1905-04-14
HARRINGTON.


The delegate and alternate to the state Sunday
School Convention to be held at Newark, Del,
on April 2lst and 22nd. are VIM, II. Fran klin
and Mrs. Lucy p. Hanson. They VIII leave Har-
rington on the morning Of the 2lst.
Brick payements win be laid from the corner
OF HarringtOn's jewelTy store 70 the NJ Z. Par
sonage at an early date.
A hail-stOrm passed over here last Iuesday
evening. No serious damage has been reported
shad and herring are plentiful and reasonable
The Young Woman's Temperance Union will
hold a social and sell pie and mix IN tne Knox
Hall on Saturday evening Come and help the
young people in good cause.
MasOns have completed the foundations Tor
the new modern residence to be built on the lots
recently purchased from the DOrman estate by
A new house is building for Mr.. wilson from
Houston. II is located on Commerce street.
Another new house is 10 be built on the same
street by E. Clymer, who now has part OF the
lumber on the site.
Eight new members were initiated by the Jf'
o. u A NJ, at their last meeting
The remains Of Mis- Annie Denning lnotice OF
whose death was published in the CHRONICLE
two weeks agOl, were brought here for lnterment.
Her parents were residents once OF harrington
and ii one time kept general store here.
VIM Ward fell from building last week and
While plaving last week, little Leslie Adams
Tell on a brass rod and received an ugly wound
THE residence Of William Frazier has been inn
proved in appearance by grading the lawn and
Robert s Downs, ihe member of the Levy Court
for this district is yet a very sick man. ana ms
son, Robert Downs, ~, rom frogluehSe S.9 n L.
ton, were called here last Saturday to see him.
At present writing Mr.. Downs condition is little
George Hurd, of Dover, has moved to Harring
IT The painters are adding to the appearance OF
the Ennis homestead ,
n Harrington.
MIS- Cochran and daughter, Nellie, have re-
turned TO their New York home.
A taify pulling was enjoyed by the young
friends Of Miss Martha Dill at her home this
Miss Della Richards is greeting her old friends
over the counter in Franklin q Harnngtohs
MI: M. Louise X. Jones has returned from Phila-
delpnia after weeks visit,
Miss martha Galloway is III at her home with
severe cold.
G. L. Baird is quite III.
Rev. J H. Beauchamp Went to Jersey City after
the body of a friend drowned there and took II
to FairmOunt, Md, for burial.
Miss Porter.of Denton, is visiting with Miss
sadie Kitchlin. of Dover, is visiting her cousin,
~ Nathan Moore and wife have been guests OF
Mrs Charles Hutchins.
Mis- Beulah Ford has returned to her home at
Smyrna, after pleasant visit with Eva Hutchln-
Mrs Kate sheldrake has returned to her home
EXTENDED NlslL 10 ucE uhuBllttEi MIS-
E. Hardesty in wilmington
Miss Ethel WEIGH has been spending some
time with her aunt, Mrs. Nina HILL OF MIL
Miss Elva Reese is entertaining a lady 4
friend from Atlantic City.
Mrs N o. Gibson Is visiting her mother in |
Baltimore.
Mir Potter, as delegate OF the NJ. P. Church, /
has been spending the week at the NJ. +. Con
ference. ,,,. 8,
Confereace AZ Salisbury, Md.
walter Collins, OF Delaware College, is spend |
.ng TIE Easter holidays at home.
Tharp Bcyce, John Jester, wife and three |
,hildrep Mrs VIII Smith and son, and Mrs. |
Boone. or Philadel phia, were entertained by |
Geo Ross aud wife, on sunday.
Frank Fleming and Olan Waller have OBJ
.ained positions in Philadelphia.
J. +. HOrney spent Saturday ana sunday al
Il w ROSS and Miss Nettie Ross were Dover /
Mrs. Jones W. Smith is very Ill from the
Miss Cad sharp has been entertaining COM
Miss Dora Smith has taken the place OF
Miss Della Richards al the pOstOhce. Miss /
has taken her former position AT 4
Frank Kiln 4 Harrington'a store.
Green Workman was appointed delegate /
from Pros pect Church, and X. W. Ross from
Whites, with Mrs. X. W. Ross as alternate,
10 represent the state sunday School Con
vention TO be held April 10th and 2lst,at New
ark, Del.
Miss Lola Willoughby spent Saturday and
Sunday at Milford.
mrs. Alice Bradley died OF consumption on
saturday, at midnight. She had been suf-
ierer for some time, and doubtless was glad
when the summons came. Though not blest
with the riches OF this world, Mrs. Bradley
possessed that which Is far better, far more
asting the assurance of a mansion in heaven
which her Savior had gone before to prepare
for her where sickness, sorrow, pain and
ieath are felt and feared no mere. She has
already heard the blessed words which were
spoken to Mary: "She hath chosen that good
part which shall not be taken away from
her," and now she is enjoying the reward OF
lie faithful The funeral was preached at
Church. We sympathize deeply
with the bereaved husband and two little
daughters, Bessie and Delema, who have lost
heir best friend-a kind and helpful wife and
4 loving aud selfsacrlfcing mother. II Is to
be hoped that the little girls " Wili obtain good
holmes, and that the early teachings OF chris
ian mother may not be obnterated when
Ihey attain Womanhood and take their part
In the affairs OF lie.