Milford chronicle., 1909-12-03
HARRINGTON.

We are greatly delighted with the very inter
esting letter sent in last week by "a Busines
Man" and hope he will continue to favor II
with such neWsy missives. Everyone viii fee
deeply Indebted not only the editor, lwho By
the way is one OF the finest Of mem but also thu
correspondent who (having such valuable as
sstance on the civic news Of Harrington) viii
now be able to spend more time on writing or
the various educational topics (which she has
lately been asked 20 do for one of the leading
newspapers Of Philadelphia. Surely every ef
fort we put forth for our fellowman is always ap
preeiated by the best class OF people, and IVA
riety's the spice Of life that gives it all Its flavor
Miss Helen satterheld Of FELTON, has been
spending several days with Miss Grace Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. George Collins have lately visit
ed Niagara Falls.
Mrs. r. W. Ross was with friends at Doversev-
eral days last week.
Mrs Laura Collision and daughter are visiting
MIS-. Clarence Train OF Wilmington
on Friday afternoon at AndersOn's School
Thanksgiving exercises were he'd. The pro.
gram consisted of the readif Of the Presidents
and the Governors Proclamation, songs dia
loeues and reeitauons by the teacher, Mrs.
Ross and her pupils after which Thanksgiving
post cards. fand in remembrance of the Pilgrims
First Thauksgivlngl apples popcorn, and nuts
were served to the pupils. These occasions are
enjoyed by the school and will be remembered
by them in after life.
The Rev. Alfred Smith OF Dover preached at
the all day meeting at Wesley Church on sun
day.
Clarence Taylor Of Delaware College spent
THANKSGIVING with Mr. and MIS- G.. F. Taylor.
The holly industry has commenced but the
product does not seem TO be so very plentiful in
this section.
Miss Mary satterheld is attending The West
Chester state Normal.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. =. Church
was entertained by Mrs Mary f. Jump on We'd
nesday evening
Miss Bessie culver has been the guest Of Dover
friends.
Miss Irma Turner entertained Miss lda EATON /
of FELTON, on Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs Eggert, Mrs. J. d. Eaton /
ard Mrs. J. h. Hubbard visited FELTON, friends .
recently
Miss Violet Miner OF Wilmington and Harry
and Mar,in Shaw have been town guests.
Bates smith OF Philadelphia has beeu a town
visitor.
The Rev. Mr.. Maloy preached to the j. U. A.
n. on sunday eveniu al the NJ. P. Church.
Mrs. c. E. Trioe of Wilmington has been town
visitor this week.
Frank shaw spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
william shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. W J. Potter are entertaining I
their children from Philadelphia.
The people Of the NJ. T. church congregation {
are thinking OF erecting new parsonage in the ]
near future.
Mrs Frances v. SpWry and son, Albert, are v
spending several weeks IN Philadelphia and K
Wilmington. a
MIS-. Williamson and Mrs. I. Il. j. Jacobs il
we're Brldgeville visitors ON sunday. il
William spurry OF FIedeuca spent Tuesday d
with his brother, A. ". Spurry.
jacob WEIGH, an elderly gentleman has pass bl
ed away. The funeral was preachedDy the Rev. NJ
Mr. sarde, Of Burrsviie on Tuesday al one m
O'Clock al " mites church. W T.. Wright Oil
ciaubg Mr. WEIGH was a highly respected cit
izen aud has reared a large family. he Is sur fe
vived by his widow and six children; Albert
Walter Frederick, MTs Thomas Cahall, and a wi
pai. or twins Atue and Charie. The family have
our sympathy. SIC
Jacob WEIGH departed this life sunday, Nov
emher 2sth 1909, age 70 years He leaves wife H
and eight children 70 mourn his loss Funeral ,
II hile Church Tuesday, November SOlh, by sp
Rev SAID OF BuIrsvnle. lnterment made in ro
Hollywood Cemetery. we
James smith died at the home OF his daughter On,
Mrs Albert ThisuewOod Tuesday aiterl oon, ine
3Oth, age 70 years. Funeral Thursday VIII
liternoou at his late home, Rev h. ID. Adamsof ds,
he NJ T. Chureh oineiat.g g. lu'e' nien' made lg
a Holly " ood Cemetery. ex,