Milford chronicle., 1915-03-12
HARRINGTON

Mrs. Joseph Simpson has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanson, OF Viii
mington.
Mrs. Clark Smith spent several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ross.
Mrs Jas. Tatman and daughter, Louisa,
Miss Mary Thomas and Mrs. I. H. Sip
pie have been entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Simpson.
Mrs. Elwood Minner has purchased a
handsome new piano.
Miss Edythe Simpson has returned
from visit to Baltimore, Washington and
East New Market. At the latter place
she attended the funeral of her uncle, G..
A. Melvin.
Mrs. Elwood Minner is spending some
time in Baltimore as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs John Evans.
The Literary and Debating Society gave
a matinee musical on last Friday at the
school, the occasion being the silver we'd
ding anniversary of their teacher. The
musical numbers of the program were as
follows:
Instrumental solo. Orange Blossoms" Mrs Ross Ross
Chorus. Pop Corn Man" School
instrumental solo, March Miss Mable Vincent
Quartette. Annie Laura"
Misses Baker Seeders. Vincent, Dill
Instrumental solo. Sunbeam Schottische
Miss Laura Vincent
Duet "Juanita Misses Bradley and Vincent
instrumental solo, The Parting Lovers Mrs. Ross
Encore The horrid Dream Mrs. Ross
Instrumental Solo. Bee March" Miss Sallie Seeders
'''''' Miss Mabel Vincent
Chorus Dixie Land" School
Gifts were exchanged and refreshments
served. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion, including the happy bride,
,.-oe gro,,,,,e1 a t,a,s- ,t-ad1iucr dress
of white Japanese embroidered voile with
silver ornaments A course dinner, served
at six O'Clock at the home, concluded the
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harrington recent
" entertained a number of friends at
dinner at their home, The Pines.
The young peoples branch of the w
c. T. L and the Loyal Temperance Union
The program will include some drills and
a patriotic play by the young people
The w. {. 7 L. met at the home of
Mrs. John Curtis for a hand book for the
w. c. I. U. of Kent County, which will
give the history of the organization since
It was first organized in this country
The spelling contest between the Sun
lay School classes of Mrs. Northup and |
Miss Steele, proved very successful. The
prizes were two 81 so gold pieces and
we're won by Miss Anna ROyds and Viii (
our Powell. Spelling by the older peo-
Die caused much merriment. The sum
If 81 IS was taken at the door and divid-
ID between the two classes and used for
collection.
A little daughter has arrived at the I
lone of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wechten
riser.
Hix Long spent part of last week in
Iew York City.
Mrs. Marian Dale and Miss Nancy An
Ierson have gone to Philadelphia to re-
ide.
Mrs. Refsnyder has been entertaining
rvin Jefferson and bride, of Whining
on.
Mrs. W. 7. Sharp spent last week in
A fine baby boy has arrived at the home
# Mr. and Mrs. B. Tharp, of the rural
ectiOn.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander Fleming have
moved here from Cambridge, Md.
-Four generations ate dinner with Mrs.
.ovey Legates on her eighty fifth birth
lay anniv rsary. The celebration was
eld at the home of Irving Legates, as
las been the custom for twenty years.
Miss Anna Royds recently entertained
be Glass of Is.
Mrs. Hix Long spent last week in Bal
more.
Alfred Raughley has returned from
Western trip.
Mrs Murphy reports very interesting
ccounts of her trip to California.
Mrs Bertha Trice has returned from
greatly improved in health.
An entertainment, shadaw and ice
ream social will be given at Tomahawk
MS friday evening. If stormy,it will
e held Saturday evening.
Arlington Porter, one of our most I
ighly respected citizens, passed away
lst Friday, and interment took place at
urrsville, Md. He leaves behind good I
ecord, having been a consistent chris
an for a number of years. a widow
nd two daughters survive him.