Milford chronicle., 1910-11-25
HARRINGTON.

Revival services will begiu sunday evening
Novem Der 2Oth, at the n. f. Church.
T.. Hughes, Miss Mary satterdeld Mrs John
Cooper ana Mrs c. Harrington, have been out
, oi-towh visitors
Charles smith and daughters entertained the
Rev b. +. Kindly. OF Baltimore.
Rev E. II. Jones and wife, Of Crisheld, have
been guests Of Thomas Barker.
The revival meetings under the management
Of the Rev l.. A. Bennett, still continues with
interest There have been two hundred aud
seventy conversions to date.
Fred Powell has returned from Philadelphia
hospital. .Iwhere he had an operation for the ber.
eft Of his nose performed.
Melville stant has left for Rochester, n Y.
Mr.. Wechteahiser has purchased an auto.
Mu. Vertie Cahall has returned from Phila-
delphls.
James H. Lynch, wife and Edward Bradley,
have left ioI the West. They will make their
home IL semitville, Ind.
Miss Macklln. OF Harrisburg, has been the
guest Of Miss Alizabeth Fleming.
MRS. John shedrake and Mra VIM. H. Muir
ply, of Pennington. attended the wedding Of.
Miu Gray, Of BridEeville.
Miss Ida Hughes hGs returned nom Philsdel
phia
Mn Frank Coulbourn and children are spend
ing the week In Dover.
Dr. BascouT, Of Washington. has been here on
gunHinR trip, a. the guest Of Mt. and Nm.
james Neal.
The wedding Of Harry Bics, StenographeT for
the assistant train master here, will take place
on November 2ith. at the home Of the brides
parents In York, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs. Bice viii occupy the Fleming
property on Weiner Avenue.
/ Mu. B. F. McKnstt iH visiting Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
1 Some Of the prominent church people OF this
town we're compelled 70 remain away from
church last Sunday morning. Just about church
time q large fat hog made his appearance on
WeineF Avenue, and began TO play havoc With
the beautiful lawns. Several church goers
started TO catch the hog and finally eornered Il
in SOL sapps yard. but not until long after
church hours.
A carload Of barrels arrived here last Monday
for Edison Bros. poultry packing house. They
expect to ship between four and i've thousand
dressed chickens to the city this week. Turkeys
are very scarce, and will be IN good demand
around hete.
twenty-five tickets were sold from here last
Monday for Dover, where the Kent County
lGhGuGM AuAAlAuke n III aNAAAuAs sAAueA AhAA+t Q
persons came up on the Delaware road train and /
we're transferred 10 Milford. where they are at
tending the Sussex County Teacher Institute. /.
A q result Of Institute the public schools here Z
are closed this week. The school authorities .
expect TO commence the erection Of another
room about the middle Of December. This is so
improvement which has long been needed. But
now another thing presents itself. Why not In
-. a. -. . he ia
certainly needed, ana the people OF Harrington
should 20 Ashaned Of the fact that they ALLOW
their children TO go and ait In = place that is
NOT heated IN a modern way. For very little
difference in cost a. this time, the whole thing
can be finished.
The funeral Of Curtis Morris, . very prominent
nan Of this vicinity, who died last Friday. was
held last Sunday, and Was one Of the largest
ever held IN Harrington. Nj. NOrrih was 70
ysan Of age the day that be died. de IL suF-
Vived By . wife and several children, All Of
whom are married Intsrmsnt was made at
Hollywood Cemetery.
L B. Harrington will occupy his new home
on COmmsFce street the arst Of January.
while driving through town last Sunday =
wheel On the carriage In which Herman Emory
and George Moore were driving, broke dsWn and
caused some eXcitsment for quite . while
The railroad company have just completed
railing around the station platform. This iS an
Improvement which has been long needed
The body Of An. Hollis was brought here from
Sunday and intsFmsnt made st
Hollywood Cemetery. She was about S. years
Of age.
John Spencer Harrington ,sRsd aboni nineteOn
years. while out guHning last Monday ReaF
had his left hand badly shattered
By the accidental discharge OF his gun. IN COM
pany with another man and boy. he stspped
over a log In the woods when he iripped and
fell. This caused the gun hammers 70 isi and
dFe both barrels. Doctors LeWis and Riley an
putated she ends OF the fnEers and thumb. At
present be Is getting along very we'll
Gunnera In thiH.sectiOn report hne supply Of
birds. but very few rabbits. This IL the general
report ell over the county. hr: Emory ven
,ut for . abort time one day this week aud killed
zen bFdA
Dr.. Burke, Of Wilmington, has located here.
Be succeeds DR.. Barber. who has removed 70
Washington. ID. c.
NJ. and MFs. }. 8. Harrington are visiting in
Rev. r. H. Adams, who has been very 90 and
lnahle 20 an hil pulpit is much improved
Joseph Eggert and wife, Of Philadelphia. are
iGitlng their pArentA
MTL A. v. Wslcott atteudes the v. C. T. q.
Convention at Baltimore last week.
b. C. Reynolds and wife are In Warrington
}. c., where they went IN their automobile
Mr.. and Mn. }. o. Bernard. Of Greensboro.
iEited ". 7. sharp ThundAy.
Earl Sylvester is learning telegraphy.
AFs- Lewis Of Pennsylvspih. is visiting Mlss
iEabslh Fleming B. MAN. |
Insist upon having RHEUM-ICURE. Be-
ause q dealer makes more profit, don't let him
Nix you into buylng something "just as good.
n imitation can not be "As good" - she oFigl.
al and the genuine. Twenty Tablets IS cents