Milford chronicle., 1921-09-30
HARRINGTON

Carl Smith is spending short va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcel Smith. Carl enlisted in the ma
val service and has completed his two
years land service and now we un-
derstand he is to return after his va
cation and go to sea for two years.
Miss Sarah CoulbOurn is spending
a two weeks vacation with her par
ents near town.
Mrs. H. C. Tee spent the weekend
with her parents at Georgetown, her
mother being very sick.
Miss Lillian Sapp has returned nome
after spending several days win her
sister. Mrs. Calvin Merriken at Den
ton, Md. -
Clifford Franklin and his bride spent
the weekend with Harrington friends.
Robert Baynard of Queen Anne, Nd
spent Sunday in Harrington.
CONCENTRATIONS are in order ana
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Cour-
sew Langrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. FIem-
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Frank
lin. Will wonders never cease.
Edwin Tee of Middletown spent
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Zee
Mrs. Wilson Vinyard and daughter
Elizabeth and Mrs. w. H. Grimm, OF
Goldsboro. N. c., spent Sunday with
Air and Mrs. w. L. Sharp 1t being
tbe occasion of Mr.. Sharp's 18th birth
day. -,a
Edward Curtis of California is VS.
iting his brother and other Harrihs-
ton friends the past week.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
T7;yo GOrnnaOV will be 06lQ /
next Monday evening. e-,,-a
Ouite a number of our local folks /
attended the carnival and parade IN
Milford last Thursday evening.
DR.. Jos. Bringhurst and Earl Syl-
vester were delegates to the State ses-
sion of the American Legion. Earl
was elected a National representative
+O reDresent Kent county ut the Ma
tional convention to be held at Nan
sas CITY. Mo-, some time this IaH.
Mrs Everett Messick of Philadel-
phia spent the weekend VIII HeA
mother, Mrs. Albert Harrington.
Miss Edith Anderson of Phlladel-
phia spent the weekend with Mi anu
Mrs. E. A. WiX and family.
Mrs. Watson Cain spent MONDAY III
Wilmington as the guest oil MISS BUR
ton.
Alex Wolcott, formerly in the jew-
elry and optical business at power
will be in Harrington each Tuesuay al
the E. A Wix piano store, lor Tue
benefit of the public who have lrou-
BILE with their eyes.
Slaughter Bros. have taken over the ,
machinery Of Jacobs garage ana NOV l
ed same to their new building ana are
now ready to serve all customers. e
VIM. J. Wix has leased the garase +
formerly occupied by Jacobs MOloI
Companv and will be ready for oper-
alton by October 3rd. 1t vii! De III
charge of skilled mechanics. II
DR.. Howard Clymer of Philadelphla
visited his parents last MONDAY iii
Mrs. Clarence Jones and children Oh
Delmar spent the weekend Win her
mother, Mrs. Rufus Jones. ii
F. S. Bailey has purchased the res
idence of Chas. Trice on Center ST.
and will occupy same after January l;
Prof Schantz spent the Week-enu
with Miss Ruth Satterfield. III
Mrs. George Potter was Phllaoel-
phia visitor last Tuesday. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlestone VIII Oc-
cupy the home recently vacated DE
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Gates. Ill
Little Amanda Rash is sick at the
home of her parents.
The stork visited the home OF Roy
Cain and left them a fine DaDy. Ill
Mrs. Elmer Tee and children OF
CLAYTON spent Monday with Harflng-
ON friends.
Mrs. Herman Johnson who under
went an operation at the st. Agnes
Philadelphia, is doing very
nicely since the operation. Noah How II
I'll is also at the same hospital and
S getting along as well as can be ex-
)ected. Ill
An orchestra has been started at
he high school under the leadership
If Prof. Fitzgerald.
Mayor and Mrs. Satterfield enter II
aimed friends from New Jersey last
Sunday. Ill
Miss May Harrington has returned
O Philadelphia after spending the
greater part of the summer with her II
mother, Mrs. P. L. Harrington. =
Mrs. Lena Watson spent Sunday
With Georgetown friends. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ryan of Will !"
nington have been recent Harrington
-isitors. ~
Lewis Clymer mas broken SIouHu @,
or his new residence. u
Mrs. w. L. Kennerly has returned ~
lome after spending a month with her IL
laughter Mrs. Norman Vernon at
Miss Mary Virginia Griffith delightfully."-
ntertained fifteen of her friends on Fri wa
ay evening, September %, in honor of ~.
er eleventh birthday. The dining room MI
0 which the guests We're invited at an rec
arly hour, was tastefully decorated in da
range and black. Caps of corresponding -,
olors, presented to each guest as IA lns
or, added much to the meTDnent of the -
ccasion. Delicious refreshments, consist
lg of ice cream, cake, candies and salt
d nuts were served. Virginia was the
ecipent of many beautiful gifts. At $50 py
he guests departed for their homes, with HI
lany expressions of delight lor the en- -
)yable affair. !
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