Milford chronicle., 1921-09-16
HARRINGTON

trip TO Phladelphla.
Miss Elizabeth Klett has been a re
cent guest of Delmar friends.
Mrs. John Masten has been enter
tanning friends from ChestertowI
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks COlescott en-
tertained out of town friends las
Sunday.
Mrs. H. c. Tee spent Saturday an,
Sunday with her parents at George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Faulkner motor
ed to Lewes and spent Saturday ant
Sunday.
Carroll Hickman of Wilmington hal
been a recent guest of his father-in
law, John Wyatt. The past week thu
stOrk made a stop there and present
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman with large
eleven pound baby girl.
Mrs. H. E. Thomson has returned
home after spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Rig
gan at Laurel.
Mrs. H. o. Riggan is spending a
short vacation with her daughter
Mrs. H. e. Thomson.
Mrs. Frank Galloway, Jr., was re-
cent guest of friends at Oxford, Md.
George Potter has accepted tenn
porary employment with the railroad
company.
Prof. Alexander Harrington was a
recent Harrington visitor.
Morris TomlinsOn of Dover was in
town last week.
Mrs. Lena Swartz (nee Morris) is
spending a few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morris. Her brother
Paul will return home with her and
attend school in Philadelphia.
The concrete has all been poured
on the State Highway from Farming
ton to Harrington within 900 feet of
the D. M. & V. r. R. and will be open
to traffic in a few days. The road is
now open. from Powells school house.
Motorists should drive carefully to
avoid danger as the shoulders have
not been completed. The old State
road to Pennington has been very
rough and this news will be welcOm-
ed by down state motorists. The con-
tractors hope to finish the stretch of
road which leads to the new road all
ready open to traffic at FELTON, before
winter arrives.
Mrs. Preston Trice has returned
home from Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Porter have re-
turned from short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Knox at Chester, Pa.
Clarence Graham is nursing bad
arm as the result of an auto accident
near Trappe, Md.
Inp AIo1,oc in i1rrod c1iohflNT
one day last week while he was
the high school boys at
practice for base ball, the bat slipped
from the hands of Hubert Dill and hit
young Adams in the face, with the re-
suit he is nursing a bad cut over his
right eye and a battered upper lip
This appears to be a case where lit
lie boys insist upon encrouching upon
he base lines and it was lucky for
lin that he did not suffer a fractured
skull.
Elmer Tee will move to Clayton
lext week. He has been assigned for
work at a tower near there. VIM. Reed |
las rented his property.
Mrs. Baker has purchased the |
franklin property of the o. J. Frank
in heirs and will soon move to town |
md occupy it. She will then take
1t is rumOred that wedding |
,ells will soon ring in this family,
nd that they will take charge of the
arm after the first of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Gates and Judge
Barker spent a few days this week
With friends at Lancaster, Pa.
+. S. Gates will soon enter the ice
nd coal business at WilliamspOrt,
"a. He will then move his family
here. The community certainly re-
rets to see them leave town.
Palmer Ward from Havana, Cuba,
) visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ward.
Miss Virginia Harrington left last
eek to take up her duties as Eng
sh teacher in the Pleasantville
chools.
Henry Saunders is now engaged in
le repairing of watches and jewelry
the store of H. w. Fluer.
Ralph Cahall who has been in the
nploy of the government at Wash
lgton for sometime has returned
ome. 1t is supposed that during the
policy of the present !
lrty in power Ralph was one of the
ones. We trust Ralph will :
ION be able to pick up something. :
Mrs. B. L. Lewis is spending d week {
ith her mother, Mrs. Pennewill, at :
over.
Mrs. c. Fred Wilson entertained the +
o Club this week. .
S. L. Sapp who has just completed I
lie double house on the lots former 7
used as a carnival ground has +
arted the erection Of another double !,
use beside the one already finished. 4
Galloway Brothers are painting the
sidepce of Norman Smith.
Mrs. Jackewick is entertaining her n
sband for a few days. Mrs. JACKIE >
ok is our English teacher while her
sband is a teacher in the POlytech-
que Institute at Baltimore, Md.
Miss Mildred Bright visited her mo-
er who is sick at the Milford Hos
al. c.
Miss Vertie Cahall and Miss Delema Il
illen, our popular milliners, are in
iladelphia buying their stock of W
II millinery. h
Mrs. Wilson Vinyard of Milford and N
lighter, Elizabeth visited Mrs. A. b.
Fleming and other Harrington m
ends last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Wix and DR.. Il
tchel1 spent Sunday with DR.. Nit
ell's parents, at Dagsboro. m
Mss Anna Smith spent Sunday in cI
urel. W
lr. and Mrs. E. T. Reynolds spent III
nday with his parents at Green E
cd. eI
II RnllncIr rncniuod q free ride