Milford chronicle., 1910-08-26
HARRINGTON.


are guests OF Mr. aud Mrs. Kenuerly.
Misses Elizabeth Jump. Cora Cooper ana
Emma shaw we're among those who went to
RehObOth on Thursday
The members or the n. P Church have
granted heir pastor the Rev. l.. A. Bennett a
two weeks vacation which he expects to
spend with his brother in Nd.
Don't forget to attend the lawn fete of the
! n. P. Church on September 3rd.
The Rev. A. Cain, OF FELTON,, preached in
| NJ. p. Church on Sunday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Olan Waller, Of Philadelphia,
have been guests OF their parents. Nr. and
Mrs. John Waller.
Benz, Knox has been an out OF town visitor.
Miss Virginia Brown has returned from
Bowers and Rehoboth.
Miss Irma Turner entertained number Of
her friends on Monday evening. Refresh
ments we're served.
Miss Naomi Waller, OF Philadelphia. Is the
guest OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs John
Waller
Mrs George Evans is visiting friends at
Lewes.
Mrs W c. Wright has been entertaining her
sister. Mrs. shoemaker, Of Camden, n. J.
Mrs Derrickson, OF Philadelphia, Is the guest
OF friends IN town.
Miss Amy Brown aud friend were guests OF
Mrs Clancy last week.
Interesting revival services are IN progress
this week at Whites Church, under the leader
ship Of the Rev. DR.. Adams who will be assis
ted by others. Every one cordially invited.
The Tomato crop in this vicinity does not
give much promise to the growers to yield
well. The vines look spindling and the toma-
toes are not we'll set on them, while the dry
weather stopped the blooming. II late fall
should follow the present rains then the
blooms which are not coming on the vines
will ripen tomatoes; but It would have to be
an unusual season for this
Peaches have been disappointing to those
who have orchards, and the money received
from them will not be so much by half as was
at first thought when the high prices prevailed.
This week the top prices have been forty-hve
cents for fine fruit
Pears OF the Bartlett variety have sold nom
thirty to fifty cents per basket, but there Is a
very limited numbe Of pear trees In this VIC
Unity, other than the well known Keifer. of 1
which there Is a hne crop generally although /
on them an occasional orchard is shy OF fruit
The Levy Courtman from this district Mr..
Powell, will start to re stone the Milford road
and continue it as far as the Quillen Farm
corner, in a few weeks. This is the most i'm
pertant road In lower Kent county, and It
should be finished the entire distance between
Milford and Harrington.
The Board or Education Is getting the school
ready for opening the schools next
month. The main stairway has been rebuilt
general cleaning up given and the fences
outside will be whitewashed. When the build
ng is raised about four feet from the ground,
{ will be possible to put in steam heating ap
oaratus, which will give room for at least ten
more pupils IN each OF the nine rooms OF the
Levi c. Jacobs, one OF the best citizens OF
his part Of the county, died on Friday. Aug.
ist 18th, 1910, from cancer OF the stomach.
Ie was born November Path, 1851, and the fun
raj was held last Monday at his residence
lore interment was made at Barrstts Chapel
~ C. W. Wright the funeral director.
A breakman named II. W. Hoffman, was
Injured ast Monday while turning a railroad
witch at Harrington He was struck by a car
IS It passed him, and cut MIN about the face
md neck. DR.. Lewes dressed the wounds ana
10 went to his hOme IN Wilmington.
Automobile parties are a daily occasion
With the people OF Harrington, where several
,ood machines are owned. Last Sunday MIR
iol. sapp and family, W. H. Graham and
party OF ladies, and John Barlow with his
lew Buick machine loaded with ladies also
vent 10 RehObolh, forty mile Jaunt, TO spend
he day. They report the road as being fine,
d that the day was perfect at the shore.
hey arrived home just as evening shadows
,esan to lengthen after a two hour run.
DR.. Adams, the Methodist pastor here, has
leen indisposed for a week.
Senator sheldrake entertained number OF
riends last Monday, but II Is stated that only
very little OF political matters was discussed.
Miss sue Richards. Of PottstOWn. Pa, Is a
.uest OF Mss Elizabeth Fleming.
s. J Mears OF Philadelphia visited Mr.. and
drs. J. Green Workman last week.
Martin and Emma saaw have been at Re
IobOth this week.
Miss Nan Lewes OF Denton, is visiting Miss
arah Jones
DR.. E. W. Quilien, OF Wilmington, North
Jarolina. is visiting his father. VIM. C. QuiIen
Mr and Mrs. Purnell HOrsey, OF Chrlsheld,
re guests Of W. L. Kenneriy.
DR.. Mac Wlx, OF New York, has been visit.
ng his sister, Mrs. Alfred RsHghley.
Cyrenus Willis, OF Chester, Pa, is visiting
riends in Harrington. BUSINESS MAN.
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