Milford chronicle., 1919-05-09
HARRINGTON
Gun Club Holds Successful Shoot.
New Century Club Elects
Officers.


The Fourth Annual Shoot OF the
Harrington Gun Club was held here
on Tuesday April 29th with a goou
crowd in attendance. The event was
one Of the most successful OF any helu
bv the local organization. Ihe uay
was almost ideal for the shooting, ana
MANY persons from towns in Maryland
Virginia and Pennsylvania came 70
Harrington to try their luck over the
rams Refreshments we're served Dy
the ladies of the Harrington New Cen
turv Club who came in for much raw
orable comment for the quantity, quar-
jtv and variety of the lunch served
The farewell meeting Of the Cen
turv Club was held at the home OF
Mrs Booker Harrington on Tuesday
evening April 2Sth, and at that time a
verv interesting meeting was ENJOY
ed nv the members. The officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
wear. For next year the president
will be Mrs. Jack Masten and the CLUB
looks forward to one Of its most sue
cessful wears under her leadership.
Horace Riley, who for several mon
tbs has been in the United states
army. has again returned to his nome
here much to the pleasure Of his many
friends here. He has assumed his
old position as mail dispatcher and
rural carrier. Horace was one Of those
who gave up his old duties when the
call for men was made over year
ago.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Maude Curtis.
W. S. Marshall was in Philadelphia
and Camden on business last Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. Williamson, and Mrs.
Spurry have been entertaining Miss
Rose Smith of Baltimore.
Mrs. Z. c. Reese is in a Philadelphia
hospital where she is under the care
Of a specialist. She will remain there .
for some time and take a series OF .
treatments. She has been i'll for sew I
aral months. Her daughter, Miss
Elva Reese, will remain near her .
while she is in the hospital.
Mrs. Marvin Reese and daughter,
Sara, of Richardson Park, spent some .
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Downes, of .
n. j., were recent guests
Of his mother and sister. Miss Emma
Downes. on Weiner Avenue.
Miss Emma Farrow, of Baltimore,
has returned home after visiting her
parents here.
Dr. Florence Marshall spent Tues
lay in Hurlock, Nd, the guest Of Mrs.
9. S. Bradley
Mrs. Mary Short, an aged lady, who
resides on Dorman Street, fell and
fractured her hip last week.
Mr.. Cordrey, of Weiner Avenue, who
has been i'll in a Philadelphia hospital,
underwent the third operation on
Wednesday.
Gladys Tucker daughter of George
Fucker. Prop. of Harrington House is
-ery ill.,
Mr. Hix Long has sold his very pret-
Y home on Weiner Avenue to a retired
abroad man
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis spent the day on
Saturday with Mrs. Tillie Sudler in
She was enroute to Del
mar to visit her daughter and family
Dr. Higgins family will entertain Mrs.
'urtis for a while after which she will
20 to Los Angeles for an indefinite
ime.
Miss Florece Laws of Wilmington |
pent the last Sunday in April with
er parents.
Mrs. Clifford Harrington and chill
rem have returned from a visit with
er parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley in S
elton. p
Miss Helen WiX has returned from
n extended trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lille Camper lost her infant
lid on Thursday. /:
Mrs Lorenzo Jones has recovered .
ON a sick spell /
Miss Pauline Ross spent the week
I'd with Miss Myrtle Anderson and
Friday evening about twenty-five
tests We're entertained with music
Id games. AT a late hour refresh
ents were served and the guests de-
rted, having spent a pleasant even
g. Al
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