Milford chronicle., 1911-04-14
HARRINGTON.

The railroad agents of the Delaware Di
vision of the Pennsylvania Railroad hel,
a meeting in Reese's Opera House Tues
day, which was very interesting through
out. About forty persons were presen
and Joined in the discussions of the day
I A lecture given by Colonel Taylor on Ex
plosives, was we'll received for its instruct
i've value. A banquet was served at Pal
mer which was the equal of those served
/ by the city caterers
The young men of this town are busily
engaged in making arrangements for th'
annual Easter dance which is to be held
/ in Reese Opera House next FRIDAY even
ing, April 2lst. The promoters of thC
affair are arranging a new scheme this
year from those of past years. No per.
sons will be admitted to the building who
have not received tickets for .he affair
In past years persons who we're not in
vited have come, thus crowding the floor
Rev. Holmes, of Virginia, has been
appointed by the NJ. P. Conference to
succeed Rev Horsey, who goes to COM
anche, Oklahoma. Rev. Holmes arrived
here Tuesday and Rev. Horsey left tor
his new charge the same day
R. W. Reese and Harry Bostic visited
Philadelphia and witnessed the opening
game between the Athletics and New
York last Wednesday.
L. NJ Baird is suffering with the
mumps. We hope that he will soon be
better
c. II. Derrickson has accepted a posi-
ton with the p R. R. as fireman.
Rev. d. J. Givens preached his initial
sermon at the NJ. +. Church last Sunday
to an appreciative congregation.
The Easter Services at the NJ. E.
Church promise to be the ever given in
Harrington.
Howard Clifton, of Milford, has been
running the barber shop of Mr.. Legates
while he attended conference.
Miss Martha Dill of Summit Ridge, is
visiting her parents.
The sale of E. Fleming's personal
property attracted many visitors to our
town last Friday and Saturday. The sale
amounted to about 81 900.
Clarence Jones. of Delmar, was town
visitor last Tuesday.
Our hunt club had a very exciting
chase out in Hammond town last Tues
day. Topsy and Tucker we're both the
forefront.
Sapp and Brown have purchased the
James Ross farm on the Pennington
road.
W. T. Sharp purchased the Demorest
Gordon property situated on Weiner Ave
nue., last Saturday at public sale.
Mrs. Joseph Eggert is visiting her
mother. Mr.. Eggert is on a trip to Ore
gon in the interest of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works. BUSINESS MAN.
Mrs. James Neal and children have
been suffering with the measles.
Rev. R. w. Ross and Mr.. Geo. Ross
were Denton visitors on Saturday.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Galloway, Jr, and left fine
son.
Some of our residents expect to attend
Buffalo Bills Wild West show to be held
April 2lst in Wilmington.
Norman Shaw. who has been manager
IF the Red Star Drug Store at Milford,
has been given charge of one in Viii
nington.
Herbert Reynolds, who has been suf
fering with the measles. has an attack of
he mumps.
Many of the children of Anderson s
school are suffering with the measles.
Mr.. Lon DickersOn has purchased a
auto, and Mr.. Vim. Palmer
/ Regal.
The entertainment given by the pupils
If the High School for the expenses of
he Commencement, was a decided SIC
,ess
The roller mills have started up under
he management of the new owners,
Iurphy & Hayes. A wagon will be run
o Pennington weekly. This ought to
10 a good business.
Mrs. S. H. Pyle of Cossart, Pa. for
nerly Miss Marian Sheetz, of this town,
nd step-daughter of Dr. Barbour, died |
t the Westchester Hospital while under
.oing an operation for appendicitis. A
husband, two twin baby girls, and many |
riends are left to mourn their loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Hewes have re-
moved to Philadelphia.
Married on Thursday, April 5th, Miss
Iinnie Scott and Mr.. Joseph Wallace, of
Nd.
Gov. Peunewill and other friends have
cen entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
,aughley.
Mrs. Emily Masten and daughters, and
1rs Alfred Raughley were among those