Milford chronicle., 1905-05-19
HARRINGTON.


/ Mr. Aaron snead, harness maker Of our
town. died early Monday morning. His FUN
eral was held Tuesday afternoon at Mr.. Thos.
Evans, where he has been a boarder for about
fourteen years. Mr. j. suead, OF Queen
Anne's. nephew OF the deceased, came 10 see
Mr.. snead while sick, and was present at the
funeral. Mr. Snead was consistent member
OF the N. E. Church.
Our town and vicinity was visited BY reg
ular down-pour ofrain Tuesday.
Perhaps It would be well for certain ladies'
especially on dark nights-to be sure who are
going to hear their conversation before they
say too much.
state Councillor NJ. n. willetts, Of Middle
town, paid the Jr. o. U. A. NJ. an official visit
on Tuesday night. This is a hourishing
branch Of this Order, and they expect to via
the fine silk nag offered for the largest gain
IN membership during the year.
The EpwOrth League did not hold their an
niversaIy service last Sunday evening as
announced, as the thunder gust. which came
up Just before time for service, kept nearly
every one at homd. They expect to hold the
service next Sunday evening. Every one Is
iavlted to be present.
The ladies OF the Mite Society OF the NJ. e.
Church are having the parsonage rePapered.
Mr.. William Potfer's Sunday. School Glass
OF the NJ. p. Church will hold a cObweb social
in the Reece Hall Saturday evening. There
will be ice cream and cake for sale. All are
invited.
Mr. Reuben Sapp went to Baltimore on Tues
day morning to attend the wedding OF her
niece, Miss Annie Bird, OF that city, and Mr.
Edward Cray, of HOpetOwn, Va. The we'd
ding took place Tuesday at p. m. and the
couple left at p m. for their new home In
HopetOwn, Va.
Mrs. Helen Conner Reece has returned nom
Wilmington, where she had a very pleasant
visit.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pewell ofKansas City,is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Powell.
Sapp & Raughley received carload OF cat
tie last week to feed for market.
Amer several months absence, Mrs. Lydia
A. NeWnom hss returned 10 her home in
town.
John Morris and wife spent Sunday in tewn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jalett and son. of Allentown, ,
Pa, spent a week with Mr.. and MIS-. d. Saw
telle. Mr.. Jalett is a brother ofMrs. Sawtelle
and is a prominent lawyer OF AllentOWH.
Rev. e. G. Atkins and wife, Of Newark, Del,
visited friends In town last week.
Jehn K. Curtis,o Philadelphia, Is spending
a week with his parents in town.
Misses Mary and Pauline Moore have re-
turned from Philsdelphia,at after having very
pleasant visit.
George Morris, Of Redden, is spending this
week in town.
Marvine Reece spent last Friday in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Bella Wright took trip to PhiIadel-
phia last Friday.
L. Cain and wife, OF Philadelphia, have
1sen making their parents, W. Gals and wife,
visit.
Miss LeOna Waller spent a few days with
Miss Nora sspp, near Masten's.
Ed McCauley and wife we're Harrington
Tisltors this week.
Miss Emma and LYDIA Sharp are heme from
short stay In the city.
J. E. Thomas. OF Prospect. spent Tuesday
nth W. G. Wright and wife.
Mrs. Maxwell and sen have returned to !
Philadelphia, amer spending week with
Irs. Gilbert Jones' c
Mrs Rufus Jones is a guest OF her son Clar. :
nee, in Wilmington.
Miss Ruth Gregory has been visiting down :
he State.
Reed Prettym an of Wilmington, spent Sun
ay with Charles Hutchinson and family.