Milford chronicle., 1921-08-05
HARRINGTON

Mark Cooper of the Regular Army
Calvery and stationed at Phoenix, Ar
izona, is home on a 6O-day furlough,
visiting his mother.
Dr. Emil Qiullen of Rocky Mount,
N. c., spent the weekend with his
father, VIM. c. Quillen, his little
daughter, Nancy, is going to spend
some time with her grandfather.
Hilda, the youngest daughter of
Fire Chief Passmore, is very ill with
symptoms of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Shaw are
spending a few days with Harrington
friends.
Within less than a week since the
Harrington Fire Company answered
a fire call to assist Milford they were
again called upon to fight fire at YER
non. Our truck which has had weak
rear wheels for quite some time be-
came so weak after the Milford run
that upon its return the company was
obliged to take the wheels and have
them repaired and therefore could not
answer the call with the truck. Sever
al of the members took equipment
and buckets along and assisted the
local residents subdue the flames. The
Milford Fire Company was called up
on to assist and after making an ex-
cellent run from Milford they assist
ed very greatly, saving the other
property that was not already doomed
to destruction. The fire destroyed the
store of Austine Stafford and two 9TH
er dwellings and partially damaged a
couple of others. The value of the
burned property was approximately
valued at $1,000, partly covered by in
surance.
Harry S. Galloway has moved into
the residence he recently purchased
from his father on Wolcott street and
one which he has remodeled extern
sively.
NJ. NJ. ,Eberhard will occupy the
property recently vacated by Harry
S. Galloway and located on Dorman
street.
O/This town is now badly in need of |
an up-to-date plumber, and one who |
wants plenty of work and is always |
on the job and reliable. M. F. Klee
who formerly lived here and did a |
part of this work has moved away.
Miss Esther Russell has returned |
home after spending several days with
Mrs. Wesley Ryan.
Miss May Harrington has completed
the laying of cement walk in front
of her residence on Dorman street.
We are glad to report that George
Hughes is improving rapidly and that
Mrs. Harvey Collins is out and around
again.
Rev. H. H. Carroll, formerly min
lister of the Nazarene Church of this
town, is now sick with a stroke of
paralysis at the home of his sister,
Mrs. S. E. Welch. In short time they
will occupy the property recently va
Gated by NJ. F. Klee and family.
Mrs. Percy Reese and Mrs. Cain of
Philadelphia have returned home af-
ter spending some time with Mrs. L.
B. Harrington.
DR.. Howard Clymer of Philadelphia
spent the weekend with his pareAA IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clymet expect to
leave Monday for an extended trip to
lBerea, KY, where they will visit Mrs.
Pauline Moore and Mrs. Snyder, near :
Washington, D. c. ,
DR.. W. T. Chapman has purchased a 7
new five passenger Hupmobile.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. P. Church
held their monthly session at the
home of Mrs. John Bullock last We'd
nesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Logan and daughter,
Susie, of Wilmington are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Gates. q
Fair Week is all over and the
crowds have come and gone and we :,
are sure glad of it. Financially the
Fair was great success and great c
credit is due the officers and directors !,
who provided such good entertain
ment for the people of the community. c
The auto races on Saturday were eX- y
citing and next to Thursday the larg-
est crowd of the week was in at "
tendance. II
The Fire Company meeting called
or Monday evening was well attend q,
I'd so much so that there was no r.
Meeting. The boys of the Fire Com
)any sure are hustlers. h,
Miss Irene Willis spent part of h,
asst week with Miss Nevada Wyatt.
Mrs. Myrtle White of Milford spent h,
few days of last week with her par
nts, Mr.. and Mrs. James Wyatt. Il.
Rev. Wareheim of the M. p. Church
las been granted a two weeks vaca-
ion which started last Monday. He
will spend a part of it at the NJ. P.
Conference Seminary and the balance
f the time visiting friends near Balti- W.
lore, Md. aa
Rev. ]. T. Bailey of Georgetown III
pent a few hours with Harrington vi
riends last Monday between trains, CI
e being enroute to points in Virgin M
l where he will assist with evange- te
site services which are being con-
ucted by the NJ. p. Conference. he
Herman Murphy of Greenwood
pent Monday with Harrington friends ill
nroute to Georgetown. ou
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Smith and family
ave been spending a few days with rir
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore MI
NTH.
Leslie Minner is in camp with the da
ilford Company of the Delaware Ma an
Onal Guard at Camp Chandler. 1t
ould have done some more of our Su
)ung men who are with out jobs
me good. Ag
Frank Swain leaves Thursday for
months training at the Military hoI
hool at Plattsburg, N. Y. rel
Mr.. and Mrs. HiX Long Of Denton, n
d., were town visitors last Monday. ret
Mrs. Harvey Collins entertained tim
iss Hare, trained nurse, and who Jof
connected with the Cambridge Hos \
tai, over the weekend. 1t will be pas
membered that Miss Hare was here Wi
duty when Mr.. Collins was severe n