Milford chronicle., 1917-11-30
HARRINGTON.


The wedding Of Miss Annie ouillen. a
popular school teacher. and Professor
Robinson, superintendent Of a Maryland
school. was quietly solemnized at noon
on Saturday, at the home Of the bride
The wedding gifts were costly and beau
tlful
Mrs. J. W. sheldrake. Mrs. Annie
wolcott and Mrs. Curtis viii attend the
W. c. T. L. convention to be held in
Washington next week.
DR.. Quillen. who resides in the south,
spent the week end with relatives here.
Miss Florence Slaughter. Of Dover. has
been visiting her parents.
The property Of Miss Annie Ross has
been repaired preparatory 10 her re-
moval there with the family Of Alfred
Hopkins.
Andrew Thawley Of wilmington has
been spending several days with rela-
tives here and has also been the guest
of zadoc Sipple.
a fine son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Anstine Stafford
Miss Rachel Price has been the guest
OF Mrs Powell Hopkins for several
days
Miss Ellen Hopkins has returned from
visit OF several weeks in wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ross recently
gave a birthday party in honor Of their
daughter. Mrs. Clark Smith, Of Colds
borough. Nd.
George Smith Of Chester has been the
guest Of relatives here.
The recent Teachers Institute held at
Milford was one Of the most instructive
and entertaining ever held in the state.
Or. Carroll was greatly missed and
many Of the teachers learned with re-
gret Of the death Of Mrs. Julia Fried
Walker a favorite institute instructor at
the meetings last year
Mrs. j. W. Sheldrake entertained
Mrs j. Wesley Ross last Saturday.
Rev. W. J.. Jump spent the week end
in Philadelphia with his sister, Mrs. In
skip Cooper. Of Magnolia. who has been
an operation there.
Prospect school was closed on Thurs |
day on account of the illness Of the /
teacher, Miss Ward who has been III /
with Ia grippe
Mr. and Mrs Harry Phleaser of Cam
den. Del, have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs Alfred II Hopkins.
About forty neiEhbors and friends Of
Alfred II. Raughley met al his farm
md husked a great deal Of com. All are
glad to learn he is somewhat improved,
md has been removed from the EastOn
hospital TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter will move to a
arm near Ridgeley and Edward Scott
will go to the place vacated.
A wonderful revival of religion has
een in progress at Thawley NJ p.
hurch under the pastorate of Rev. Law
on Jump, he having had forty CONVEX Z
ions in the past two weeks.
The revival will begin at Burrsvlle j
ext Sunday night. AS the pastor de- J
Tres to labor in the place where he can s
o the most good. he has decided to re- S
iain. I
The pupils Of Thomas School. near I
harrington, on the honor roll for the lc
lonth ending November 2Sd, are; Ruth O
ullock, Rachel Price. Mary Winick, /
larry Cornish, Helen and Alva Hend la
cks All these have received from 95 a
100 per cent in department, with the T
idition Of Mary Cornish, Janet and f
RANGES Bullock Pauline WEIGH, Marvin p
Tx and William West. Ruth Bullock n
arvin WiX and Rachel Price excelled p
tests and the first two named in Bible Il
SITS. A literary program was held in p
,nor Of Monroe Saunders. Of near Rich e
Onus va a former pupli VI tHC te%ASiASi "
this school, on Monday. November 19. Il
ncoln's Gettysburg address and the Il
incidental to its writing C,
ere also given. A Thanksgiving ex- p
else was held on Thanksgiving day, at Il
hich guests were present. b.
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Right now is the time to buy your
lristmas gifts. My store is all dressed in
, in holiday attire The Christmas spirit el
evails. My stock of gift goods. both HI
APPLE and novelty, is complete. It is pl
arranged for easy selection. Select in
urs now: pay a small deposit and have h,
put aside for you. n. NJ Stokes. el
weller, windsor Block, Milford. Ii
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