Milford chronicle., 1922-05-26
HARRINGTON

- James Welch Of Philadelphia was ;
Harrington visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley of Wilmington
attended the funeral of Pearl Minner
10 Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Jones entertain.
e ed Mrs. Witzel of Wilmington over tht
IL IL weekend.
Mrs. Aubrey Gooden of near Wood
side is visiting her mother, Mrs. S
F, Minner.
/, W. R. Mowbray, of Dover, filled the
= pulpit at the M. E. Church last Sum
? day morning.
Mrs. John Wyatt has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Carroll Hickman
at Wilmington.
Mrs. Harry Tee and Harry, Jr.,
spent the weekend with her parents
: at Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Sawtelle enter
: tanned friends from PENNSYLVANIA ov-
er the weekend.
Theodore Smith has accepted a DO
s1tion as night watchman for the Har-
rison Construction Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett RaughIey en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Ben johnson
of Denton, Md, recently.
Miss Geneva Billings has accented
a position in the general merchandise
store of Wilbur E. Jacobs.
Mrs. James Fisker of Denton, Nd,
has returned home after visiting Mrs.
Sallie Tharp for sometime.
DR.. Howard Clymer of PHILADELPHIA |
was the guests Of his parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. John Clymer last Monday.
w. J. Faulkner is making extensive
! alterations to his property on Dorman
street, by the addition of a much finer
porch.
Harry Bice connected with the P.
R. R. Co., and a former resident of
Harrington called on old friends re-
Gently.
DR.. H. E. Thomson accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. James CahaIl and
Miss Laura Belle Kennerly spent Sun
day at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tharp of +
near town entertained Mr.. and Mrs. t
Tom Purnell of Georgetown and Mrs. /
A. F. Spears of Chester, Pa, last Sun I
day. q
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Fitzgerald mo-
tored to Millville and spent Saturday. q
returning to Georgetown. Sunday and l.
spent the day with Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Z
Bailey. T.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw, superinten- q
dent of the Episcopal Hospital, Pitts
Durgh, Pa, made a hurried trip to
harrington and spent the weekend as ~
The guest of her mother, Mrs. Matilda a
Shaw. =, ~
Mrs. Mary Hughes Darby who re-
sides here and teaches school at Vio- q;
a was rushed to the Homeopathic ST
Hospital last week for an operation tl
OF appendicitis and at this time she g
S doing very nicely. of
Prof. L. c. Robinson, formerly of az
his town, but now of PHILADELPHIA.
las accepted Position. as superinten-
lent of schools at Chestertown. Md. az
Which is his original home. IT. will be
ecalled that he married Miss Anna
julien whose father resides Eere.
Mrs. Theodore Smith will leave this
Jeek for an extended visit She will ha
rst visit her aunt, Mrs. Touchstone, 81
Port Deposit, Nd, and then will go MI
Baltimore, Md, and visit Rev. c.. c. 1T
ay and then will visit her son, DR..
ames D. Smith, at Camden, N. j., and IT,
all probability will visit her other
ons who are also located in New Jer-
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey after con- De;
lltlng local physician, who advis- a
taking the child to hospital, left NJ,
aturday with her little son for the We
)spltaI, he is having some ear trou- TIL;
e and it is feared that after evami- AND
,tion an ona,,o+io,, -. Are
rformed which is considered very
rious one. Mrs. Bailey will remain
Philadelphia for the present.
The funeral of Miss. Pearl NIinner. In
e p years, and daughter of Howard Sybc VIZ
nner. took place from her late res The
ence Sunday afternoon with inter- And
INT at Hollywood cemetery. Her IA. For
81 died some time ago with tubercu- Mh'
sis and she suffered with the same Mn Mn,
'ease. She was good Christian And
/ and always had a smile in greet
: you. Rev. Atkins, a former pas Epr.1, olnC
: at Canterbury Church, where the Eor W III
ceased was a member, preached the God
leral services, in his remarks he To S
d he felt that he had known Miss
nner for years and that he could +ber ac
call her Miss Minner but Pearl
V. j. L. Richardson of the local NJ.
Church assisted with the services.
was one of the largest funerals in In
S section that has been held for motl
ne time. Hundreds of friends and this
atives came to pay their last re- Ju
,cts. She is survived by an invalid 10Y HnT
ther and brother, Clarence and sis AS v
Elizabeth. Oh!
High School entertain The
the Beacon Business College base No S
club on the local diamond here Thro
nday. Rain interfered in the sew r,,o
h inning and the game came to an And
ly ending. The score at the time She
calling the game was II to but She
inning had not been completed 91,e Sne
the score reverted back to the On +
vious inning which made it 8 to 4. Saf
lch, Harrington's star, was pitted
inst Selby and neither of them TILE
med to be in the best of form. Sell ~
walked several men and Welch's
inmates let several easy chances Primo
away from them. Selby's support
) very good. Hatfield who had done 90 Tht tIv(
very little hitting in the high Tectoi to-
Ool games seemed to take a liking be he
-he speed Of Selby and cracked ats at &c
three hits, after the bases were MA mia
led. Welch also cracked out long -
le scoring three runners. Bill, the