Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1914-07-24
HARRINGTON

The Fire Company IS anxious to pur-
chase the two-tauk chemical engine at
Lewes. It has been inspected by Messrs.
Royd. Swain, Kichline and Harrington
and found to be in good working order.
Now is the time to purchase as it will be
sold at a sacrifice.
The Misses Dora and Emma Smith are
visiting in New Jersey and Pennsylvania,
Master William Wix, who has been in
Kansas recently, is now in Oklahoma.
Mrs. Silas Simpson, of Washington,
D. c., is a guest here.
Miss Edith Deputy, of Wilmington, is
spending some time in town.
Walter Paskey is in a New York hos
pital suffering from throat trouble.
The Misses Pearl Masten and Leila
Price, were weekend guests of Miss
Allie Hopkins
Clark Smith and wife and friend, were
recent Greenboro visitors.
Miss Mary Wroten gave a party on
Tuesday evening in honor Of her guest,
Miss Mabelle Morley, of Philadelphia.
Arthur Cahall and brother, Leslie, of
Philadelphia, are spending their vacation
with relatives.
George +. Swain is recovering from an
operation in a Philadelphia hospital.
During the recent absence Of Emmett
Raughley and wife, some of their hired
help took their horse and carriage and
visited friends near town, On account
of flies the horse left and was found the
next day near the old race track unin-
jured.
willard Bullock, recently sustained
few bruises when his horse became
frightened by a passing train.
Xix Long has bought the lot back of
his store extending to Dorman Street, on
which is situated a dwelling. Mr.. Long
is thinking seriously of charging his
store He already has a fine trade.
While at work in the basket factory,
Albert Wyatt had the misfortune to have
the tops of two fingers cut of. Imme-
diate attention was received.
Miss Helen Ross and friend have been
visiting Fredericksburg.
Mrs. r. W. Ross and Thomas Ross
Clancy we're entertained by the Misses
Melvin on Thursday Of last week.
Miss Vauolia Brown, of Philadelphia,
is visiting Jacob Swain and wife.
Miss Kathryn Stevens, of Wilmington,
is spending several weeks with A. II.
Ross and wife. Miss Kathryn expects
10 take in the camp meeting which Will
be a new experience.
Umpire Richards is winning local fame
as a base ball player.
Miss Hattie Vineyard has returned from
a Wilmington hospital much improved.
Miss Edythe Simpson spent Sunday
in Wilmington. with Frank Hanson and
wife. Miss Dorothy Salisbury accom-
panied her home as the guest of Thomas
Sipple and wife.
Miss Addie Hill, of Seaford, is visiting
Miss Edythe Simpson.
Miss Lulu Holmes is not much I'M
proved in health since her return from a
baltimore hospital.
The active members of the Harrington
Volunteer Company and their wives were
pleasantly entertained by G. S. Harring-
ton and wife on Tuesday evening.
Carpenters are at work on the Farmers
shed under the direction of Murphy q
HAYES. The concrete Office building
will be commenced later.
The stork visited the home Of ]. Car
roll Parvis on Tuesday morning July 9TH,
and left a nine pound baby boy. Mother
ahd son are doing fine.
Homer Lynch and wife, and the Misses
Leucretta and Myra Billings, Mabel
Wright, and Emma Taylor, Messrs Lynn
and William 'Cordray, and several others,
were the guests Of Miss Hattie Legates
on Sunday last.
The Misses Mary Langrell, Margaret
yiirinan, Ethel Porter Mabel Wright,
wsanue Hatfield, and Roy Porter, were
,kte guests of Misses Luecretta and Myra
fittings on Monday.
n William Fisher, wife and son William
Philadelphia, are the guests of Z. S.
right and wife.