Milford chronicle., 1921-09-23
HARRINGTON

4 Miss Elizabeth Klett is entertaining
Miss Hearn from Delmar.
= Mrs. F. S. Gates has been enter
tanning her brother from Florida.
, Mrs. A. c. Fleming and Miss Cad
Sharp spent Monday and Tuesday OF
D.. this week in Philadelphia on a shop
ping trip.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tee entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ingram and family
last Sunday.
A miscellaneous shower was tend
cred Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greenley at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. McCabe last Thursday evening
by the members of the M. e. Choir
Quite a large time was reported.
Rev. Paris Greenley of Newark, N.
j., was a recent Harrington visitor.
Mrs. Hummel of Houston was in
Harrington last Tuesday.
Rev. j. r. Bailey of Georgetown and
Miss Ella King of Dover spent Mon
day and Tuesday of this week with
Harrington friends, Miss King being
/ enroute to Norfolk, Va, for short
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Starkey of
Hobbs, Md, spent Sunday with IIar-
ringtOn relatives.
W. J. Faulkner spent Saclrday and
Sunday at Wilmington as the guest of
Mrs. Fannie Wiley.
Mr. Wiley, formerly connected with
the Harrington Electric Light Com
pany was a Harrington visitor this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Shaw of Will
mingtOn spent Sunday with Mr.. and .
Mrs. S. L. Shaw.
Clifford Franklin of Wilmington was
with Harrington friends over the .
weekend.
Brintain Raughley of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Raughley.
A small Overland car driven by ST.
las Layton cOllided with a team near
Harrington last Saturday evening in
jurying a lady in the team.
Another auto accident occurred
just north of Harrington when a truck
driven by a white man and having 4
several cOlOred person abroad ran in
to a carriage completely demOlishing
it. Several of the occupants were <
slightly injured by flying glass and I
as we go to press we have been un-
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nor their extent of injuries. 4
Virgie Bright is convalescing in
Harrington now after being at the
Hospital for quite some 4
time with typhoid fever. 1
There are several cases of typhoid
fever in and around Harrington but 4
1t this writing all of the stricken ones 4
Ire improving nicely.
S. L. Sapp motOred to Denton, Md,
md spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. =
Calvin Merriken. Mrs. Sapp who has
,een spending few days there re-
urned home. =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Wilson are on 4
two weeks motor trip visiting points
n Maryland and New Jersey. =
Miss Mildred Jones of Dover is Wis 3
ting Miss Thelma Wix. B
Mrs. Oscar WiX spent a part of last =
week with Mrs. Albert Scheers at q
5
DR.. Jos. Bringhurst and Earl Syl- =
ester represented Post No. z of the 8.
.merican Legion at their State Con- B
entiOn which was held in Milford on
thursday. A number of Harrington =
ost were in Milford Thursday even 4
lg for the parade.
Mrs. H. E. Thomson met her cOus- .
l of PennsgrOve, N. j., in Whining u
N and accompanied her to Westmin- 8
.er College. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gates are packing up =
repairing to move to Williamsport, 3
a.
Mr.. and Mrs Bartlestone will Oc- q
lpy the property vacated by Mr.. and y
rs. F. S. Gates. .
Mrs. James Cahall entertained the q
10 Club last week.
Former Professor of Agriculture
eWorthy was in town last week. He IL
ill attend school at Cornell College n
is year. N
Mrs. Harry F1uer is rapidly i'm
owing from severe case of typhoid n
yer. N
R. X. Jones has returned home from m
e Emergency Hospital very much N
lproved. He is still confined to his N
me on Center street. N
Miss Pearl Cain left last Tuesday N
enter the University of Delaware
Newark for this year. y
Miss Jean uongfellow accepted -
sition to teach school at Leipsic. -
e left Monday to enter upon her
W duties.
Miss Marion Jones has returned for
other year as a student at Swarth
re College.
A. S. Pollett has moved his family
Stockton, Md, where he is engag-
lin the mercantile business. Albert
e is now occupying the house in
lnection with his store and which
S recently vacated by A. S. Pollett.
Irs. Coutant is occupying the
lrtments in the post Office build
recently vacated by Miss Fourni-
the Dover dentist.
ames Goodwin of Dover, employed
our local American Store was
to the Milford Store and
n resigned. He is now employed
a butcher shop in Dover. Smithers
rrington is now employed there
ular. He formerly covered the ex-
work on Saturday.
[iss Martha K. Lord is visiting her
ny friends in Baltimore. Before
lrning home she will visit Wash
,On and other places.
here will be a celebration of the
Y Communion at St. Stephens
pei, Harrington, on Sunday NOR
: at eight o'clock. The Rev. Thos..
S. T. B., of Milford, will
n charge of the service
WARWICK