Milford chronicle., 1913-03-21
HARRINGTON

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Delaware, has received an offer to en-
gage in business in Portage, Wisconsin
= and left for that place last Thursday
George is a fine yOnng man and leave
many friends here in Delaware.
The work of cutting the "ball room
into two buildings, and moving part o
it to another lot where it is being turn
ed into another dwelling house, ha
made great change in the Henry Flem
ing property east of the railroad.
Shad fish have been in the loca
market this week for the first time thi
season, and the prices ranged from Z!
} cents to 81 for roe shad.
Miss Tina Roe, Miss Pauline Moore
/ Miss Elizabeth Eggert, Miss Mary
Sattertield are home from West Chester
Normal School spending Easter vaca-
ton.
There were over one hundred CONVEX
sions at the revival recently held atm.
E. Church.
A. 7. Dickerson opened up his moving
picture parlor last Saturday evening. 1t
was well patrOnized. They will show
four new reels every night. The pict-
ures are first class, clean and up-tO-
date.
w. H. Graham our new town Alder
man is putting it all over the rowdy
element of our community last week he
collected in fines $50. Let the good
work 60 on. Just the man for the
place.
] Dr. Bowers President of the NJ. P.
/ Conference visited our church last Sun
day night and preached very able SER
mon to large congregation.
Rev. ID. j. Glvens pastor of the NJ.
+. Church, at the fourth quarterly con-
ference held last Saturday was by
unanimous vote of the conference and
also petition of 80 to 100 young folks
invited to return for another year.
Rev. Givens has done splendid work
here and his church is in the best shape
it has been for some time.
Mrs. Agnes Redden Hudson of Phila-
delphia is visiting Mrs. d. B. Thrap
Miss Nellie Seeman of Long Island !
visited friends near town last Saturday. |
First load of shad this season made |
its appearance last Saturday.
Eugene Sharp and wife visited friends |
in town Monday
Miss Vertie Cahall and Miss Delma
Qulllens millinery store IS looking very /
attractive with their Easter display.
Joseph Belts has made quite an i'm
provement in remodeling his house on
Mechanic Street.
Two very handsome and valuable bird
dogs either strayed or was stolen from
W. E. Palmer. who has charge of the
restaurant at the Harrington Railroad
Station, on Sunday last. The dogs are
fine animals, and only a few
months ago 5000 for the pair was refus-
ed by the owner, who raised and broke
them as hunters. Mr.. Palmer is advertis-
ing the fact that the dogs are gone,
and he feels assured that they have fol-
lowed some one into the country last
Sunday afternoon.
The sale of horses two weeks ago ,
which was held in Harrington by A. !
was one of those affairs ,
which nothing could control, and the
prices realized for really fine animals, ,
Vas below the cost of the stock deliver ,
I'd at the Harrington depot but this
las not deferred Mr.. Raughley who will
iell another carload here on the 9th.
The pupils of Anderson's school on
he honor roll for the past month are as
ollows High School grades, Idoth
md Elsie Brown Highest Rural grades,
Amos, Elmer and Amy Brown
grades, Rella Brown,
Pearl and Florence Anthony, Mary Lee
rates and Edward Anthony Primary L
5rades, Nettie Anthony. Those per
ect in department are as follows u
)doth, Elsie, Amos, Elmer, Amy, Rella, p
nd Iona Brown, Pearl, Florence,
EDWARD and Hazel Anthony, Mary Le- u
ates, Leslie Cahall, Sara Coubourn
nd Ruth Collision. r
Sheriff Smith and son Gordon have ie
cen with friends here. al
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wolcott. James
VolcOtt, Mrs. Mary Wolcott of Dover. W
lr. and Mrs. Josiah Wolcott of Will /,
llngton have been recent guests of ~
Irs. Wolcott. -
Little Preston Anthony recently spent ~
happy birthday. He was the recipi- II
ut Of gifts and postal shower from his VI
.acher and schoolmates.
Mrs. j. B. Dickerson. Mrs. Harry az
itten, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rogers, NJ
I'd John Reynolds of Frederica were -,
cent town visitors.
Miss Couple of Philadelphia is the th
lest of Miss Emma Shaw. NJ
Miss Claramond Belts of Frederica
ID friend Miss Ruby Sunderland of Ia.
llmingtOn have been entertained by ma
RS. Oscar Wix. -,
MISS Helma Newman is spending the 10
ister holidays with her parents. an
Memorial exercises in honor of the
venty-fifth birthday of their teachers \,
ther, the late Alexander L. Harring- ~
n of Frederica tone of the first to re-
ond to Lincoln's call in '6l) were held en-
Anderson's School on Monday March NT,
tn. The school room was decorated
tn flags, flowers, vines and photos of sic
r. Harrington and his father-in-law, wv
2 late Col. George A. Buckingham
New York City. Besides an excel HC
It program by the pupils consisting wr
patriotic readings, recitations, dia-
tues and chOruses there was a talk ere
the Civil War and a recitation, "The {
ing Soldier. by the teacher as well ,vo
poetry of her composition in honor mas
her father. At the close of the ex- 4
Uses the pupils were delighted in re- Sr,
wing seventy-five souvenirs of the :
'assiOn.
older, rest thy warfare Ger.
cam of fighting fields no more. F" son
iliss Edythe Simpson who has re- Re-
ned from delightful trip to Wash 4
ton. IS assisting Mrs. Cahall in the me-
linery business. 5'o =
ir. and Mrs. Frank Hanson, A. H. Z,
IS and r. W. Ross were with Mr.. S,r
Joseph Simpson on Sunday. ;3Ji s,E
he top spinning season has struck 4
bows of HARRINGTON and tho orarna