Milford chronicle., 1920-07-30
HARRINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. GlenCurtis are enter
tanning her brother and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Conner of Camden, n. J..
Mrs. John Masten spent some days
at Chestertown.
Little Barbara Masten has been Wis
ltlng her grandmother in Chester
town, Md. for some time. She return
ed Saturday with her mother.
Miss Margaret Jones of West Phil
adeiphia is spending her vacation
with her aunt, Mrs. L. Beauchamp.
Miss Lottie Kemp has returned to
Dover after visiting friends in town.
Little Sarah Elizabeth Downes of
Wilmington has been visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Raughley.
Mrs. Inez Gooden and son, Master
Billy, of Wynette, Ill, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Raugh-
ley.
Mrs. Norris of Wyoming visited old
friends in town last week.
Mrs. Everett Messick and daughter
Anne of Philadelphia are guests of
her mother.
Mrs. Smith, mother of Mrs. George
Hughes, spent Wednesday in Wyom-
ing visiting with relatives.
Squire Shaw is very i'll at his
home.
Wesley Harrington is yet very i'll
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brinton Raughley and
daughter, Betty Jane, of Philadel-
phia, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Raughley.
Mrs. Robert Jones and Miss Marion
have been spending some time at the
shore.
Mrs. James Downes and daughter
Of Landsdowne, Pa, have returned af- (
ter spending some time with their
mother and sister.
Mrs. John Masten has recently had (
her mother and sister to visit her.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Market and fam
Ily have returned from Wilcox, Pa,
where they spent two weeks with
Mrs. Markets mother.
Mrs. Rachel Cohee is spending
some time at the beach.
Mrs. Stella Deane is entertaining
Miss Steele, who was a former school
eacher at Harrington.
Mrs. Frank Gates expects to en-
ertain her father. Judge Barker from
Miami, Florida, this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw Eggert and
on are visiting relatives in town.
A severe wind storm passed thru
harrington on Saturday afternoon
OllOwed by down pour of rain. Not
much damage was done, but the same
torn did much damage south of
own in its course. A ball game was
4 progress between fredericksburg
nd Harrington but had to be sus-
ended on account of the storm.
An airplane was very busy flying
yer town on Saturday and Sunday,
lnding several times and taking ro-
lantic passengers skyward. 1t is to
emain in town during the fair and
lany persons will have an opportun-
Y to fly with the birds.
The Senior Ladies Aid will meet at )
le home of DR.. Florence Marshall on l
rst Tuesday in August.
A big day is anticipated on Thurs q
ny at the Kent and Sussex Fair. .
reat races are to take place, horses
ON far and near are all ready here
claim laurels and honors. About
70 horses are being stabbed at the
ir grounds wonderful new barns
I'd at near by stables. The fair will
wonderful feature for Harring-
n.
The guarantors of the Swarthmore
held porch meeting at =
e home of Mrs. L. C. Jones on Fri l
" evening to discuss the time of
lgagement and to appoint their COM
ittee. Mrs. Garrett Harrington is
A report that the Cubbage proper
ty, perhaps better known as the old
:. Lane Sanitarium at FELTON, has II
EN- purchased and will be remodel I'M
for a hospital. iii
William Palmer will have a re- III
stand at the fair grounds. q
The Kent and Sussex Counties ~
lid Welfare centers will be repre- u
nted at the fair by the county chair Ks
IN, Miss Sudler of Bridgeville. lE
lose centre is at Seaford and Miss III
lompson of Georgetown. The booth lIl
IL be decorated with the equipment III
child welfarel work. HI