Milford chronicle., 1910-05-27
HARRINGTON.

HARRINGTON.
on Tuesday the State Executive Committee o
the C. E. met in the NJ P. Church TO elect a stat
president in the place Of the Rev. J. D. Smith
who has resigned. a rally was held in the even
ing al which several prominent speakers weI'
present.
On Saturday afternoon at AndersOn's school
an entertainment was given by NM Ross bel
pupils and Miss Kiehl, after which on the attrac
tive grounds. picnic was held All were treat
ed to ice cream, cake. bananas. and peanuts
the children receiving in addition confectionery
Besides other good things our generous clerk
Charles E. Taylor, presented a bunch Of ba
nanas and a quantity Of nuts Mr.. Taylor hal
made most excellent clerk and as he has lstely
removed to town, his place will be difficult tC
fill. All had a delightful time.
Warren Moore, State Councillor Of Delaware
visited Harrington Council No. A. on Tuesday
evening. The council was well attended and a
good time reported. The juniors were praised
and told to make this their banner year.
on sunday, May 29th Harrington Council will
Join the G. A. K. and attend church in a body.
Mrs. r. W. Ross will leave tomorrow for VII.
miDgton and Edge Moor TO visit her god son and
spend Decoration Day.
The young folks will give dance in Reese.
Hall, May 3Oth.
! J. F. Caid has gone to Rehoboth for the SUN
mer.
Mrs. Fleming and Miss sharp have been PhiIa-
delphis visitors.
The Harrington Furniture Co. is establishing
e branch at Milford.
! On Sunday W. H. Graham took B. Thsrp, Will
SHARP, Frank VanGesel. and Fred Masten on sn
automobile trip 10 Greenwood. Brdgevine, Hur-
lock, East New Market, Cambridge, Preston.
Easton, Denton BuTrsville and Vernon, the dis-
tance covering III miles.
staytOnsville church has been reopened and
the Rev. Mr. MeFaul is the new pastor. Whites
has been put on with Harrington and the Rev
Dr. Adams will take charge. A large congrega-
tiOn should greet the able divine when he deliv.
ers his first sermon next Sunday afternoon.
Prospect School viii close on Friday afternoon
May 27th
on Monday At the OrthOpedic Hospital in
Philadelphia, Alfred Cookman Creadick. only
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. COOK Creadick, died Of
tuberculosis. interment al Hollywood Cemetery.
on Tuesday in the Nj P. Church, funeral ser
vices OF Mrs. Sara Richardson were held. The
deceased was ninety two years old and died al
the home Of her grand daughter, Mrs James
simpson
After three games Of victory, defeat, and hzzle,
the Harrington base ball club has disbanded
The remnant Of the club expects to organize a
b ass band.
The Dover orchestra will render the music for
the commencement exercises. Misses Mary Nc
Cabe Ray Price, Catharine Trice, Elsie Minner.
Nettie Ross Anna vOnGOerres, Hazel Peckham
and Elsie Wyatt and Mr. olau sapp are the
hp ~ tho oorn NTH
take place on Wednesday evening. June sth. on
Thursday evening, June 9Th, at Milton, the
cOmmen cement OF Prof. A. l.. Harrington for
mer teacher here, will be held
Mr. and Mrs. Marx Roach are entertaining
their neice, Miss sallie Roach Of Accomack, Va. !
Miss Laura sapp is the guest OF Mrs. Herman
Jones Of Bristol, Pa.
Miss Irma Turner spent Sunday with her
parents.
Joseph Eggert spent Sunday in town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dill, Of Philadelphia Mrs. |
Herman Jones and daughter Of Bristol, Pa, and |
Herman Wright have been Town visitors.
Mrs Jacob Wroten entertained her sister from |
President J. NJ. Sheridan Of the Al. P. Confer |
ence, was In town on Monday.
W. Il. Longfellow, Of Vernon, spent Saturday |
in town.
DR.. West entertained his sister from distance |
w. D. Sharp prosperous farmer Of near town,
has sold the old home farm to Mr.. Reynolds
from Montana.
The stork has again visited the home OF Louis
Morris and left a fine baby boy.
o. J, Franklin has returned from Colonial
Beach, where he has been since the large lum.
Der mills in which he was interested were de-
iiroyed by fire.
The Execetive Roard OF the Christian Endeavor
Society held their regular business meeting at the
NJ. P Church this week.
John Harrington is making a great improve
nent to the appearance OF his store by the re-
Dapering Of the interior.
George W. Hanson, our popular ticket agent,
had a party out looking over the comet last
evening. Was it really the comet for
which he was looking
C. E. Brinsur, supervisor No. of the P. K. R.,
who has been seriously III at his home Is rapidly
,On vRlescent.
E. T. Messiek, wife. and daughter Ann, were
guests Of Albert Harrington last Sunday.
W. L. Kennerly, vile, and daughter, and Mrs.
lack Masten took an auto trip TO Little Creek
sunday.
sevenl members Of our odd Fellows attended
Crystal FOunt Lodge, Milford, last Monday even
ng, where degrees were conferred upon W. B.
Fleming. a
The young ladies are making Arrangements for
dance 70 be gfven Monday evening. The ahair
. expected to be the best ever given by the HaE-
inston people. Ausie for the dance win be fur
lished By the Wilmington Orchestra.
Lsuis n. Baird, bookReepeF OF the First
National Bank. spent = very pleasant Sunday in
fiddlstown last Sunday.
8. n. CallaWay and partner Palmer have Just
ad patented 3 string level BY The use Of which.
chalk line may BE- lsvelsd without tightsniuR
be line.
Basl Sylvester seems greatly impFoved ainee hs
stuTn ffom Seattle. WADE Eet hts hsAlthswan
NY poog. We understand that he nads no
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