Milford chronicle., 1913-04-04
HARRINGTON

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Hopkins have been Dover visitors.
Miss Elizabeth Pope, of Philadelphia
has been the guest Of Mrs. Henry Knox
DR.. J. D. West spent the week will
relatives at Cris6eld
Miss Hattie Shaw, of Philadelphia,
spent the week with her mother, Mrs,
Tillie Shaw
The Misses Pearl Travis, Anna Nav
Argo, and Hester Smith were guests OF
their teacher at Ross Lane last week.
Miss Violet Minner. of Wilmington
has been a town visitor.
VIM. Powell has purchased a new
automobile.
Bird and Arbor Day was celebrated by
the planting of trees, which were named
for Prof. Jump and Miss Steele, after
which Rev. Mr.. Holmes gave an address.
Rev. ]. NJ Holmes and w. J. Potter
spent the week at the NJ. P Conference
in Virginia.
Clarence Jones and wife and daughter
Ruth have been town visitors.
Mrs. Jack Richards, of Wilmington,
has been the guest of Mr.. +. g. Har-
rington this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutchinson are
entertaining their grandson, Master Car
roll Prettyman, of Wilmington.
The pupils of Anderson's School on
the honor roll for the month of March
are, as follows: High school grades
Odoth and Elsie Brown; Grammar grades
Pearl Travis, Amy, Rella Elmer and
Brown; intermediate grades Sara Coul-
bourne; Primary grades Ralph and Mar
tin Coulbourn Those perfect in depOrt
ment are Odoth, Elsie, Amy, Rella, FL
mer and Amos Brown, Pearl Travis, Sara
and Ralph Coulbourn and Preston An
thony.
Miss Ethel Reese attended the dance
last week given by the Knickerbocker
Club of Wilmington.
Mrs. VIM Galloway, of Wilmington,
visited friends in town this week.
Norman c. Downs and wife visited his
mother last week Mr. Downs is a men,
Der of Wilmington City Council.
J. Will Powell left for Philadelphia
Monday afternoon and expects to cOHle
home in his new Overland car purchased
from Robinson & Webb
T. II. Van Gesel and Wesley Harring
ton were in Philadelphia this week.
Harvey Shaw has returned to Viii |
mington and reported for work with
dupont Company.
Dr. Howard Clymer, of Philadelphia, /
visited his parents Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming and Miss Wes- |
ton returned to Philadelphia Monday. /
Miss Fleming will graduate this year in
kindergarten work.
A. Raughley expects to leave for the
West next Saturday to purchase horses
and mules.
Miss Helena Newman returned to
Buchwood School Monday.
Linwood Beauchamp has purchased
new car.
Chas. Murphy and Bud Bullock are
expecting their Michigan cars this week.
Joshua J. Reynolds died last Thursday.
Funeral service was held at his late home
1n Weiner Avenue Sunday afternoon.
His remains were taken to Brooklyn,
n. Y, for interment.
Albert Harrington has been confined
10 his home for the past week.
Miss Lillian Sapp is on the sick list.
Miss Cad Sharp entertained the 500
-iub last Thursday evening.
Misses Katherine aud Laura Bell Ken
ierly attended Middletown dance last
week.
L. NJ. Baird was in Wilmington this
week.
The high winds last week did consid-
.rable damage in and around Harrington,
verturned buildings and sheds and
moved Ben Anderson's barn from its
also overturned Chas.
.aness mail wagon and VIM. Sharp's
arriage.
The stork has visited the homes of
9th Jack Masten and Robert Rapalje-
1rls in both cases.
Mrs. W. f. Palmer was in Philadel-
hia last week.
Rev. d. ]. Given has been sent to Har-
lngton for another year. We hope the
4. P. Conference will return DR.. Holmes
our town; both ministere are very
opular.