Milford chronicle., 1917-02-02

ed ne happens 10 DG IN the IIOOu 10 see
the funny side. However, the affair was
the basis Of a jolly good time for all pres
ent and the bride and groom enjoyed the
fun as much as anybody, and far more
than Mr.. Hanson.
viii Welcome the Soldiers Home.
The people Of Harrington will welcome
the soluler boys who are expected to
leave for Delaware tonight from the Mex
lean border, when they finally arrive at
their homes in Harrington. All honor TO
the men who patriotically went TO the
response of their country, and have Civ
en- a half year of the service. II makes
no difference that there We're no battles,
they went and were ready to fight for the
defense OF their homes and country, and
that is the reason those who remained at
home in comfort and leisure TO enjoy
peace and happiness, should without stunt
or lack Of spirit, give full support TO well
coming the soldiers.
The Gamers in the vicinity of Har-
rington are getting plans ready to have
seed peas taken and planted TO raise the
crops for their coming next June.
The teachers meeting was cancelled
on Saturday owing to an accident which
prevented Supt. Carroll from attending
Dr. Wagner also was detained IN VIII
mington. Prof. Harrington, OF Seatord,
delivered an address at the Parent
Teacher meeting last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown entertained
on Saturday at a turkey dinner the oc--
casion being the birthday anniversary OF
MIR. Brown. Delightful music was one
OF the pleasing features.
While Dr. and Mrs. Lewis have been
visiting Henry Lewis, in Denton, Dr..
Lewis was taken very i'll and is under the
care Of a physician.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker celebrated
their wedding anniversary on Saturday
when a large numbe rOf relatives and
friends We're present. Mr.. Clark of Will
mington and Prof. Hydorn gave the
toasts. They received many beautiful
gifts.
/ tion Magazine will be the program at
] the Harrington Century Club meeting on
February 7th Mrs. Jack Masten being
the chairman.
Miss Linda Adams of Greenwood has
been announced They are residing in
Greenwood for the present.
Mrs. Alice H. Ross was entertained
by Mrs. Elizabeth T. Harrington Sat
urday. George Powell of Montana was
also a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington.
MIR. Powell has taken up government
land in the west that has increased many
times in value, until it is worth about
$55, 600
Miss sallie Seeders has returned from
a visit to Wilmington and Philadelphia.
oscar Price Of Pittsburgh has been i'll
with grippe at the home Of his parer Is
here.
Miss Edythe Simpson is spending some
time in Wilmington with her sister, Mrs
Frank Hanson, who is sufferer with
neurits.
Mr. and Mrs George Ross were among
those who attended the twenty-htth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Heze-
kiah Masten Of FELTON,.
Allen Price has returned to his work,
after an operation performed at the Nor
rstown Hospital, after which some time
had been spent with his parents here
Mrs r. A. Hopkins Of Dover has been
spending week here.
Miss Mary Fleming has returned from
a visit to Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs Riggin of Rehoboth have
been the guests of DIR. and Mrs Riggin.
When you visit Windsor's Big Sale
see Stokes for your jewelry, in Wind
sor Block.