Milford chronicle., 1910-11-04
HARRINGTON.


The politicians OF both parties are hustin
, day and night trying TO influence voters tothinl
and vote their way-ana from the view point o
one who is not inteFestcd-the result is veIy m
. certain. Unless the Democrats use lots O
money TO buy votes, the chances are that IN,
candidate on the Republican ticket for III,
House Of Representatives. John p Masten ana
Mr.. Booth, on the same ticket for the Leyy
Court, will have small majorites: the balance OF
the ticket is very close. Il IL almost sure that
some Democratic money will be used-as It was
two years ago.
The ladies OF Harrington will be glad TO learn
that Miss Martha Lord has returned from visit
to the great fashion bazaars Of Philadel phia and
New Yors, where she has been to look after tae
most popular styles.
The work OF placing stone on the road leading
TO Milford has progressed slowly; but Nj Pow.
ell expects 10 have II completed by Thanksgy-
ing
one Of the most enthusiastic rabbit hunters in
Harrington is Eg. Reese, the Gamer. Com
mencing WITH the opening day OF the season. he
gees every day-and insists upon Mrs. Reese
stewing rabbit three times each day-for him.at
least-until the open season ends. Ev says, .'auy
beagle hound that will run rabbit right. Is
worth fifty dollars Il is good sport hunting
rabbit when you have good dogs.
The new poultry factory, owned by Edison
Bros and managed by Mr. Prouse, is doing d
fine business and Of much beneftto our towns
people. People are bringing their poultry to the
factory from near the Maryland line. About
twenty women are employed who earn about 81 30 /
per day.
gang Of signal men on the Pennsylvania
railroad have been changed from the Maryland
division TO the Delaware division, with Harrlng.
ton as their hea-q IT "a. They are nov en-
deavoring to get hOutes for their families
On Halloween night large dance was given
in Reese's Hall by the dancing class managers
All Of the persons who attended report a very
pleasant evening. Many out Of town visitors
attended.
Dr. c. B. CULLEN and wife, Of Wilmington n.
e.. are visiting his psrets this week DR.. Quiileu
s medical examiner for the Atlantic Coast Line
abroad
Mrs. Dora Reese Harrington has about com.
1leted her new home on south Commerce street
Fox Hunters Club has been organized by
ome Of the spOrtsmen Of the town, and are en-.
Dying the sport TO the fullest some of the
members Hrs, Albert Harrington, John Booth
Ke Calhoun, and John v. sheldrake
Noah Howell and AIberl stevenson are hay
ug some very enjoyable coon hunts this season
Mabel PECK, age five years daughter Of Mr.
nd MIS-. Herman Peck, who live about three
niles from Town on the FELTON, road. died in a
ity hospital October 24lh 1910. she was brought
o Harrington and lntermeut made at Houy
COD Cemetery Wednesday. October. 26Ih. "
. WIight conducted the iuEerai. -,
Robert Reynolds, highly respected farmer
sed % wears died az nIs nome between r elton
nd harrington October 26Ih. 1910 Funefa1
sryiees were held at the N. P. Church FELTON,
p N. last sunday and intermens made al
aratrs Chapel by ". Z. Wright
Norris. infant child of Mr.. ana Mrs. Eben sip
e, near BladesX Roads, died al their home
ctober 26th, 1910, aged seven months.
Mrs. Martha J. Porter, sged 81 years died on
turday, october 10Th, 1910 al her home. Fun
al services were conducted by Hakty Porter
ID interment made al Hollywood Cemetery Dy
, Z. Wright
he Board Of Education have been discussing
ans TO add new room al put IN steam heat.
lis is a good move and one that Is needed very
diy. Tne heat eau be put in by digging cel-
under the room 10 De built. and Inus be done
a very low cost -.
Ieorse LarrimOre injured his foot very pain
~ last Tuesday afternoon by dropping some
hfy lumDer on II Wnne AZ work near sudlers-
ie. be was brought to Harrington that even
/, and the injured member was dressed by Dr.
Wis, VINO reports that although very painful
Injury is not serious.
.ex Keuueuey has left for New York where
intends to enter the commission business
IA ms u4cle
lahoween night crowd Of boys iron the age
: to Is, trieu 10 see what uan4age tuey cuuid
u the property OF the town While ont they
E down tne new Tag pole a. the school uui.a.
which WAS recently given Dy The Junior
ehsnics. They have commenced habit
zen is Liable TO result in serious trouble al auy
e. Ills is the practice OF turning ON all oI
water spigots that tney can p.sslo.y run
IS. IL the toA nButnuuues would exert them-
es ntte' 'nis can be broken up by lining
nIst offender caught, very good sum.
Dc young people OF this town are planning
sc dance 90 be he'd election night
D ~ h. Farmer Is Ia Fhuudel ynls iui. week
ng her * N-mHs goods. -