Milford chronicle., 1910-11-18
HARRINGTON.

on Wednesday Mrs. Charles Gordon euter,
= tained Mark ROache and daughter. Emily Of
, Harborton, Va
% Mrs J. A. Longiellow is visiting in New York
30 this week
The Rev p. Rice, of Cannons filled the pulpit
h at the NJ P Church on sunday.
s. The Misses Ruth and Margaret satteraeld en-
= tertained on Halloween night few OF their
friends at luncheon. The table was elab aborately
decorated for the occasion and each guest was
presented with favor which was suitable for
the occasion Those present were Jessie and
] Agnes sapp, Katherine Lynch and Dorothy
% Woodward
If District Supt Stevenson preached on Sunday
i afternoon at Prospect Church.
\ On Friday afternoon at Anderson's school
= exercises in honor Of Oliver Wendell Holmes
{; were held. Quotations, extracts and poems from
!. Holiness writings were recited BY the pupils
!, and their teacher
Mrs. Clifton Chandler Of Camden, n J. is the
guest Of Miss Amy Brown.
on sunday al Whites a fine display Of fruit.
vegetables and canned goods was presented BY
the members and friends Of the church to their
beloved pastor, the Rev. DR.. Adams Whites
Is now In hourshing condition. Mems
, Bible Glass has been organized with the Rev
/ r. W. Ross is teacher and a good congregation
attends every Sunday
Mrs HofeoEer was the guest Of the Rev Dr.
and Mrs Adams on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ross spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs George Blades
/ It Is reported upon authority Of Mr. Prouse !
who IS in charge OF the poultry dressing and cold
storage plant OF the Edison Brothers of Phlladel.
phia, which plants located at Harrington Del
that the supply of fat turkeys for Thanksgiving
will be limited, aud that prices Will be rather
high for the average pocket book. The number
Of turkeys In sight is larger than In previous
years. but they viii not be fat, and ready for
market at Thanksgiving time. Tue Christmas
turkey should cost less than that for Thanksgiv
ing.
The wedding Of Harry Blce, who Is stenogrs.
pher for Asst rrain Master here. will take place
on November Path at the home. Of the brides
parents in York, Pa. They will reside 10 Har
rington on Weiner Avenue IN the Fleming prop.
erty.
The change in schedule of the trains over the
Delaware railroad and the branch roads connect r.
ing with it, goes into effect on Sunday, Novem.
Der 27th, and It IS stated that practically the
summer schedule for the d. NJ. & V. road will be
restored. This will be very satisfactory TO the
people travelling over that line
Dealers IN holly and holly wreathes are mani
Testing much activity and are preparing FOR
heavy business this coming month. The holly
is well set with bright red berries in this section.
Fresh fish from the great lakes and The Al. n
lantic Coast are sold ir this Market at fair pric.
ss but the fish are packed in ice, aud have lost
much OF the desirable taste OF freshly cauoht
ish j.
Mrs. Eugene Cochran or New York has baan
'isiiing her sister, Mrs. E. B Harrington. and =.
eturned to her home yesterday. y.
Mrs. Frank Gordon has rented her dwelling "
n Weiner Avenue and will move 10 PbiIadel. Al
his f'e
7. N. Woodward. the new supervisor of this Il.
vision, has been in Washington this week on a -
ist to iriepds ue
John West and wife Of Wilmington are euests -s
f. B. Harrington ger
Miss Elma Fleming II Easton Nd. is visiting t5
e father T. Fleming .. /
Thomas Booth Of Wilmington is a guest Of IN IN
m Frazier. s"n
Roy Burdiek has been guest OF Mr. and Mrs NJ NJ
vans Reese this week.
A golden pheasant" was presented to Georee ~. w.
anson this week by cor ductor Beri Harrine ''''
n. who resides At Franklin City, Va 1t was ~
lorey bid, bu' Mr. Hanson savsthat he doe. 'o'''
II particularly care io- phcsants.
Mary Bright wife Of George bright of near "a
'sten's Corner. died on Tuesday morning. -
'vember 18th, 1910 and WAS buried On Tbura ''.''
y at Hopkins Cemetery near that Mace '''''
e vas y ears old. ani leaves a husband and
e children.
iGnners have had fair to & ,od shooting since A
e law opened the sport last Tuesday. The the 8
ID winds intereered greatly with the shooting mem
4 we notice that fewer gunners come down Til
road than usual this season. poor
he remains Of Reynolds elliott. ape1 vaa,s tn
S brought 10 Harrington lat Wednesday by a,tac
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Richard Elliott q, An
mington, aud interment wa made in HoiIy Edit
cd Cemetery by shaw, Fleming q Co. Mi
!. ID Reah, the present proprietor OF the Har. have
ston House, will give up the job Of keeplng haviu
el at the first Of December; 50 we are inform Eick
ne express business is increasing as the hot ehurs
8 approach, and at December lst the usnsl 'a'
'ial express train will be placed on the Del.
rerairoad .ia
lipmenis OF oysters from this peninsula Is c..
vier 'han for several seasons pasr. ana the
Gus branch roads feeding the uea,yare road .''
producing many more car loads than at this A.
IN, last year WIS
le ladies Of the N. p Church will hold man
n 10 the first week OF December aud every. -. ,.
: seems 10 be Interested and it will undouht ~
'e "e'u ID reese and "a
,,vst sor-ioo, Il, ,t, ,,...,.- train y
oh will commence nexi sunday evening.
new Overland rutomObie was purchased :,
week BY Sol saPp, from Robinson a webb. JIM
Ii ford. They took ss pert psy.ncn, h,s nv q
vel machine and they sold It he stme dav "I''e'
e real estate agent ". c. wecbtenheiser. of ~ OF
inRton. ana n
E compulsory school laws are being enforced
Hngton with little or friction simply because -, -
al ents give the educational authorities earn.s,
ort and aid in compelling prompt attendance. women
especially noticeable instance is that Of Samuel Las,
eu VINO mas son little over seven years cd daught
apt to defy even his parents in matters ner tied
to school attendance and play truant regard ion bsi
whipping other punisnment from the ed. ar5 h;s
he carried into effect a1g ,yb.I blon , an dee Jane
ection and the boy is not only punetua but last Sur
sportment is all that could be asked M Miss
st went to the local blacksmith, and had a - r
of iron two inches wide made. and with Losar I
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