Milford chronicle., 1910-06-10
HARRINGTON.


on Wednesday DR. Malone took Frederick
Longiellow to the Baltimore Hospital to be op-
Grated on for appendicitis. So far the opera
ton has been successful. His brother Herman
accompanies him.
Mr. Hutchinson is improving his property by
raising his building and adding a cement
pavement.
Henry Knox is having his home property re-
painted.
Mrs. R. W. Ross attended the commencement
exercises in town as the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
n. J. Harrington.
Ada, the little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
Stevens had a most serious accident to happen to
her which resulted last week in her death
While on her way to Concord with her parents
one OF the horses stepped on a stick resembling
a bean pole which. in some mysterious way by
the Wheel was driven into the little girls hip
thereby causing lockiaw Ada was such bright
and lOvable little girl that her slep-mother often
declared she loved her as dearly as her own. A
most excellent sermon was preached at Wesley
n. E. Church By the Rev Mr.. Morgan OF Con-
cord after which the remains were inferred in
the adjoining cemetery. Every ore deeply SYM
pathizes with the bereaved parents.
Mrs A. L. Harrington and Mrs. R. W. Ross
WNAE AuE guests VI LuA a l. AldAAAuskIh at tue
Hotel Jester, Milton and attended his commence
ment on Thursday evening. Prof. Harrington
delivered the address to the graduating class Of
Denton on Tuesday evening this being the sec.
ond time ne has addressed the graduates OF this
school The professor expects to attend uni
versity this summer aud in the autumn TO as.
sumo his duties principal OF Seaford schools to
which he has been elected, the salary being one
al. ~.
Harrington has recently been assisting his friend
5upt. Hardesty In a series Of Educational meet
ings in various parts Of Sussex Co.
The N. E s and the NJ. P.'s are getting ready
for Childrens Day service to be held on sunday |
evening June 18th.
Mrs. r. W. Ross IS visiting Mrs. W. c. Cover
dale, OF Houston.
Callaway and Riley have established an Ice
business The ice comes from Milford and is
Of good quality.
VIM. n. Penton, near blades cross roads, was
found dead in bed Monday morning by Mr..
Hopkins. hts landlord. Funeral services we're
held Thursday afternoon at his home. the Rev.
R. Il. Adams officiating Interment Was made
1y W. C. Wright at Hollywood Cemetery.
Mrs. G. 5. Harrington was the only successful
contestant from this town in the Book Lovers
Contest conducted by the Philadelphia Press.
State Councilman Moore. Of the Jr o. q. A. NJ.
visited Milton Council
The Memorial Day dance was most enjoyable
flair. Guests from Wilmington Newark, Lew
S and salisbury we're present,
There was a special service at the VI P. Church
N sunday morning and a roll call Of the mem
,ers
The Rev. L. A. Bennett preached the baccal-
uFeate sermon on Sunday evening.
At the school election held last Monday
arge vote was poled The following COmmis-
ioners were elected for the ensueing year.
res DR.. 7. G. Riley Secretary w. B. Turner,
v. s. smith, r. K. Jones' J. Will Powell. The
oard have not as yet fled the vacancies caused
y the resignatiOns Of Principal Dunlap and V ice
'rincipal swain Both OF these men have done
ood work the past year and 1t is with regret
hat We lose them. Mr.. swain goes to WOOdside
there he has accepted the Prlncipalship. Miss
,dith smith has been selected TO I'LL the vacsn
= caused by the resignation of Miss Amanda
haw.
The Commencement was held last We'd
esday night. The graduates we're seven IN
umDer, one of which was a boy. Miss Mary
icCabe was ValedictOran.
w. l. ouhlP anu tdhlly spent sunday IN
Greensboro Md. with his daughter Mrs. Barnard 2
John S. Harrington aud wife were Phiade-
hia visitors this week. ,
George Hanson is visiting in Philadelphia. Z
Greenstein Is installing gasoline lights in his
tore. :
John P. Curtis wife. and daughter have re-
1rned home from California where they have
cen spending the winter.
DR.. E. B Quillen Asst. Chief Surgeon Atlantic
cast Line formerly OF Harrington but now OF
Wilmington and Miss Owing OF Maryland have
their engagement.
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