Milford chronicle., 1916-03-17
HARBEsoN.

The fourth quarterly conference of
Harbeson NJ. P. circuit was held Sat
urday afternoon, and routine business
transacted. The selection OF a dele
gate to the annual conference was de-
ferred until later date.
Dorothy Martin entertained a large
number Of girl friends last Saturday
In honor of her seventh birthday.
The stork visited the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Mcgee last week, and
left them q fine baby girl.
Mrs Emily Warrington, the Oldest
resident OF our village, Is on the sick
list this week
duties aboard the Government light
ship at EdgemoOr, Della. this week.
Miss Delma DOckety spent the week
end with Wilmington and Stanton rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Bryan OF
near Lewes, were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred H. Mcgee on Sunday.
Mrs. Tina Vaughn and mother, Mrs.
Evans, who have been spending two
months with relatives In Philadelphia,
Wilmington and lower Delaware, re-
turned home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Truitt, Of |
near Georgetown, were the guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Martin on Sun
day.
Harbeson now has a Notary Public. |
Silas J. Warrington received his COM
mission from Governor Miller this /
week. This will be quite a conven-
ience to q number of people in this 1
community during a year.
Miaa Mary MaaOu NJ Milton o,auF Z
the week with Lawrence Mason and
wife.
Mrs. Ira Short of Rehoboth. who
has been spending a few days with her
parents, George A. Rust and family,
returned home this week to prepare
for moving to Wilmington, where Mr..
Short has been employed by the du-
Pont Powder Company for some time.
W. S. Stuart and family entertained
a large number Of friends at dinner
on Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Rust, accompanied by
Mrs. George Marshall OF Milton, Is
spending a few days In Baltimore.
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Pusey and
iamily Of Clayton, we're guests OF c.
R. Mcgee and family this week.
Arthur Pettyjohn was a recent Vis-
tor at Rehoboth Beach.
George A. Rust is delivering the ne
material on the ground for
he erection Of modern bungalow on
IFS lot adjoining Wrixham NcIlvaines
his spring, which will be a welcome
addition to our growing village.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Green
Ipent Sunday with John o. Green and
amily Of Angola.
One of our farmers, who has never
'een blessed with any children, took :
! four months old promising baby :
10Y to raise this past week, feeling it
would be lots of comfort to he and his
wife In later years, but baby being a
lealthy and normal young lad, exer-
Used his lungs to such an extent dur
ng the night that our neighbor says
hey were unable to sleep scarcely any
t all, and they returned the boy the <
lext day from whence he came.
The following officers were elected
or the year at the annual election OF
he Harbeson M. p. Church Sunday
'chool on Sunday last: Superintend-
Mt, Harry Hudson; assistant super
ntendent, Riley B. Rogers; secretary,
richard Hudson; librarian, Lloyd
davidson; organist, Leora Mirch; as
istants, Jessie Ennis and Elsie Dav-
son; cradle roll superintendent, Mrs.
arah Rogers; home department sup
Mrs. H. B. Mirch; home
apartment visitor. Mrs. Fannie Dav- 6
ison; teachers, H. B. Davidson, Mrs.
manda Rust, Charles Walls, Bessie
Iartin, Kenzey Hazel, Mrs. William
tewart. Mrs. H. B. Mirch, Mrs. Sarah
ogers and George Torbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin we're the
uests Of Edward Martin and family
q Monday
Hollis Dodd and family spent Sun
ay with Edgar Marvel and family.
Miss Dorothy Martin spent Sunday n
ith Miss Elsie Davidson.
Linden Postles and Cove Norris OF
ear Milton, spent Sunday In this vi
nifty, which seems to possess attrac-
ons for them.
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