Milford chronicle., 1915-06-25
HARRINGTON.


81. Olive Steele and Vi; yice.PrinciPal Da al
Mss will will take a special course at
laa year, WIZ
BscksiUUnuIia. Tonesis visiting at Clayton.
Mss Del1 SoorSe Evans successfully un--
Mrs. osOl 30 Ool55eration in Philadelphia and
dsrEen!. ~ long as well as could be ex-
pected. ud Mrs Clark Smith of Colds
Nj anS Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ross
boro, an1 20 Bethel on Sunday and at
notorsai i,,s children's day services.
te7a;u said that Andrew Carnegie WIN
bslf the amount OF a Sl5VO pipe
give lo, s,r the NJ. E. Church. Redoubled
organ iUi Sili be made by the church mem
so. tor the other half.
Oets Oet,sl ~. R. Cooper has returned home
sanluV ,;sit with relatives in Philadel-
nS;a Ma and New Jersey -. 1e,,,
On rstsIle TAYLOR was united in mar
MSS hjtt' ls;,b ERNEST Wright Dean, an em-
rage Of the P. R. R. Co. located here.
poyT1e y1.onv =, couple, after a wedding trip
!. IN Philadelphia and Delaware water Gap,
y .5 Niagara Niagara Falls, will reside here:
SDv Me- IN Mary E. Griffith died OF indlges-
.n,.scsntly ~ at the home of her daughter,
tS aon 'ESsk Trank Newman. She was the
ME- ME- Of six children. Services were
M Ey5A ot her home, the Delaware House,
ns;I is5 ;nternent took place at Hollywood
cemetery. , of 11o-;,
- .n'so soent q few days with Miss Clara
w VI Frances Belts, of Cedar Neck.
az T;se Laura Thawley, of Maryland,
snent the weekend with Miss Helen K.
NJ, 4 snecial service will be held Sunday
.Aernoon at Prospect, DR.. Northorp
oreaching the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Gordon have gone
N Pehoboth for the summer.
Alfred Neal has left for his new posi- |
tion in New York State.
Rev. Pavnter has located here and ex- /
oects to conduct servives each Sunday at
the Presbyterian Church.
The Children's Day services at the
Nazarene Church and also at Whites,
and Bethel NJ. P, were greatly enjoyed
on Sunday.
Miss Fannie Kichline and Ira L. Reed
we're recently married at Elkton.
The E. c. Reese canning factory will
close this week the largest pack in its
history. About nine or ten thousand
eases Of peas have been put up this sea-
Bon.
I. A. Harrington has enlarged and
5eautifed his ice cream parlors.
Over $50 was realized from the church
upper which will go toward the pipe or
ysn for the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romulus Hopkins of
Dover, have been the guests of Miss
DELLA Melvin and brother, Homer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eisenbrey. of Viola, is
pending some time with Mrs. George
loss, Mrs. Jesse Ward, Mrs. Wroten and
frs Noah Cain.
Tohn Evans, of Baltimore, will spend
ext week with his wife and Mr.. and
frs. B. F. Ross.
Being frightened recently by an auto
iobile, the horse driven by Mr. Brown
Tho resides on the Mac Jackson farm,
ecame unmanageable and demolished
lie buggy. Mr.. Brown escaped with a
uised hip and knee, while the horse
as uninjured. y
Work is progressing on the south
ound shed at the station and it is ex-
ected to be completed next month.
The remains of Miss Annie Satter6eld,
yed thirty-six years, were brought here
ON Philadelphia and interment took
ace at Hollywood Cemetery. The de-
ased was a Harrington girl and the
lughter of w. +. Saterfeld. A sister,
rs. Elizabeth Town, of Los Angeles,
llifornia, accompanied the body here.
Our base ball team usually success
had to lose to Greenwood and Colds
ro.