Milford chronicle., 1922-10-06
MANY YEIARRINGTONHAPPENI
ASREPORTED DURING PAST WEEK

Horace Greeley Fleming, aged about
As years and son of Benjamin Flem-
ing, died in the Milford Hospital. of
wounds received in a fight which took
place in the rear of the SNYDER Can
ming Factory. Horace is we'll known
here, he having grown up in town and
then wandered over the country. His
quick temper and deVilishness got him
into trouble on several different oc-
casiOns, and it is said that he was
ready for a scrap any old time and
would use any weapon that came in
handy. Former Chief of Police Wesley
Paris has had many an alteration
with him.
Mr.. Stork has paid another visit to
Harrington during the past week and
left Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Minner a
fine baby boy, to be known as Rob
ert Howard.
Wedding bells rang quite often dur
ing the past month. Elbert Stevens
and Katherine Massey were married
on September 9TH, in Denton. Md,
keeping their wedding a secret for
three weeks, but it finally leaked out
and they were given an Old-fashioned
serenade. Randall Smith and Nellie
Williams were married during the
past week, and John Enright and Ole
via Warren were also united in matri-
mOny.
William w. Sharp left Tuesday for
points South. Wedding bells are ring
ing. His visits will probably not be so
numerous in the future.
There promises to be a busy month
during October for the ministers, as
three weddings are already on sched-
ule.
Mrs. Anneata Griffith and son John
and Miss Agnes Wainwright spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. |
Fisher at Wyoming.
Mrs. MOllie Trueman and daughter
Inez have been the guests of her fa-
ther, T. D. Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Frazier of
Pennsylvania, spent Wednesday and
Thursday of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rogers, of Gap,
Pa, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Morris.
R. R. Reddington of Amber, Pa,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Morris.
4A4s anu AAAos LAdlIy ~ Lee 6QGut
Sunday with the formers uncle, Mr.. {
and Mrs. Ray Ingram, near Magnolia.
District President Brintain Welch, {
by State Master of I
Forms, Herman Johnson and Angus
tus Raughley visited Frederick last G
Wednesday evening and began opera t
tiOns to try and organize camp of I
the Patriotic Order Sons of America.
A meeting was called for last Fri f
day evening of the ladies who were A
interested in the forming of an Aux
Iliary to Washington Camp, No. 80, P. h
0. S. of A., at the home of Harry c. r
Zee. Arrangements were made to
nave some one acquainted with the n
work of the auxiliary present and N
lutte number were personally nOti-
led. If the number present would in .,
licate how interested the local wo-
men were in forming the auxiliary .,
hey will not make much progress. u
)nly six were present. Ct
A very enthusiastic meeting of Az
Washington Camp, No. 80, was held
asst Friday evening. Two candidates te
7ere initiated into the mysteries of u, u
he order and several more cards II
ave passed through the regular chan
els, and will be initiated as soon as ed
ne candidates present themselves. Af- WI
er the initiation the members and Be-
riends retired to the ice cream saloon ST
Edgar A. Wix and partook of de-
cious ice cream.
Mrs. John Sheldrake, Mrs. Watson be
ain and Miss Irene Richards attend So
i linen shower at Rehoboth last PI
'ednesday, given by Miss Conner in
Onor of Miss Mary Riggan. II
Albert Speers, of Oak Orchard, was IA
e guest of Mrs. Clarence Tharp re- X.
ntly. Mi