Milford chronicle., 1911-03-03
BURRSYILLE.

Mrs. Elizabeth CLARK Stockley. aged 55 years
died At the nome OF her sister Mrs. Mary f.
Harvey, al an early hour on Tuesday morning,
I February 20th. after an illness OF several weeks
duration, caused by a cabunkle oD her DecE.
Mrs. s.Ockley was christian woman and dur
ing her short residence mere won msny friends
by her kind and loving disposition. She Is
survived by one SOD, William Clark, OF Phila.
delphia two sisters Mrs. N. 4. Harvey. Of this
place, and Mrs. Roxie Breeding, OF Hickman
and two brothers. N essrs. Jefferson Porter, Of
Harrington. aud Henry Porter Of Csrdova. The
funeral services were conducted by Rev. T. J.
sard on Thursday morning AT II O'Clock IN Wes-
ley N. f. Church. lnterment took place al
Holly wood Cemetery, Harrington. b Wright
was the undertaken in charge.
A very interesting program, which had been
90 carefully arranged by Osr most worthy teacher,
Miss Zoe McCOlley. was well rendered on We'd
nesdsy, February 22nd, IN honor Of the memory
Of the Father Of Our Country.
Alex Russell on Saturday had phone put in
hit store. while John smith bad one put in his
residence.
Misses Mary b. ThaWley and Florrie E. Dill,
Messrs. Arthur J. Billings and n Clifton
Nichols spent Saturday and sunday az the guest
Of Miss Ethel +. Cahsll and brother Arthur, OF
FELTON,
Not many days before the herring will make
It's appearance IN market.
Mrs. Mary ". LAvinger, aged 50 years died
st the home Of her daughter, Mrs. william
Scott on the Carey farm, on sunday February
18th. The funeral was held al the home on
Tuesday, Rev. T. J. sard Officiating Inlerment
al, a.
vived by one daughter, nine grandchildren aud
one Deice.
john Paris and r Henry stafford spent
shsrt time last week IN Wilmington and the
Quaker city.
MI aud Mrs. Ernest b. Raughley and chill.
dreD, Of Dover, we're recently visitors At the
nome Of Mr. and MIS-. }. b. Raughley north OF
town.
Mrs. NJ. Alice Stafford ana son James, " no
have been spending the winter months In New
jersey, are expected home soon.
Mrs ATliesNNelsh and children. Milton aud
ErvsD, Of Felton, and Mrs. Merritt l.. " heeier.
Of Baltimore, were guests at the home OF mrs. |
Edgar stafford recently.
Miss Anna Greenle, OF Greensboro, has been |
at her home Misses Elma Jacobs |
and Mary f. Breeding
Miss virdie MelYin, who has been the guest
Ui her sister IN Sharptown, is now the guest Of |
her sister Miss Della Melvin, near town.
T. &. Melvin. OF Harrington, was recently .
WITH friends hsIe.
The remains Of the late Miss Rella Galloway
Of Harrington we're brought here and inferred
in Union Cemetery. Miss Callawsy wss q daugh
Ter Of the late JOnOthan Galloway and sister
of Mira, william Roe Of TuckahOe Neck, who
formerly reRided for several yesIh north Of town,
Mr.. and MTa. Adam HallsingeT snd little
laughter Dorthy and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rus.
'ell we're entertained At the home Of MD f +.
Russell on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert Harvey and children,
# Philadelphia. are spending some time with
elatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. h. Din spent sunday a. the
nests Of their daughter, Mrs.. Roberta Wyatt,
leAr Denton.
Mr.. and MIS- Randall Harvey snd Mr.. and
irs. Osborne Harvey OF Philadelphia, spent
eveTal days with their mother, Mrs. NarS
illen Harvey.
VILLA - Clark, Of Philadelphia. attended the
lneTai OF his neither which was held At WeA-
hurch last Thurdsy.
Mr.. and Mia Leland Wyatt, Of near Denton,
'ere entertained al the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs.
h. sipple on Friday