Milford chronicle., 1923-02-09
HARRINGTON

Harry Morris while driving the Ford
oo11ne Of DIR. Chapman down Fleming 81,
early Monday morning, tolloWIns Sraf Sllf
eDovr storm, had the misfortune 70 81
fhe car on an incline on the StreeI cdC.S @
ino If to skid. turning over the car anu @
smashing down one wheel NJ ptlIS -
damage resulted from the accluSlLI StlW az,
Morris was not hurt Later I,,ani,,ol III eiis csi
While DR.. Chipman was answering d ctta ~
IN %i'tiS the country he had the misfortune 10
break an axle; . 20 +ta
Harrington Fire Company was Hel9 I.i 9ioit
dav evening. Due to the absence OF EIS9 IL
ident Harmstead, wee presloeenlLS IT. ,I,oet.
n 'Thomison was chairman Oh eIIe LtiSISs 80
ING The regular routine OF D1slneSS , We "
transacted All bills III dPoTTrespondence PTgSerSSd was
oTdeTed filed. The membership cSlLiIiiISoT i 10 81
is making good progress Win q: trrT1t ed to
ious lists. Chief Potter MdS Us +iee Officers
nIIrchase firemen badges Ior Lii Liie % we've
80 acfive membership roll EldIlS 49,.
55iSc,,ssed to hold banquet but 70 coit 4I,e
S13ittee was appointed to Iooh alIeA '--S
proposition. ,z . v,,a,I known
,,esident of Harrington, got llt1 llttG1 ~ ~ ,.e-
tercation with his son-in law Win aTTest.
sTlt that he was placed ull1.,, uiloet lie
charged with assault ano 1ld ,,oe oT Ss,ifrrC. d
was arraigHed before Mayor ,,ott' sides
,ybo he ay,i the testimony rotm SiG ti,1,5
and then hred eacn Of the parI
parties $500 each ana cosIS' ITornostead
I.
..;si+a5 Wilmington Monday on business
1,ertaining to school matters: .,,oo1r-and
Miss 1, May Jones spent IIls new W. Crox,e
with friends at Phila- anu eiiAiS
~ r. = Fred Wilson and father, ,in-laM, law, w:
tones, spent Sunday with the ISd I0ILnSL
11arents. Rev. and Mrs. wilson al Ni's'i4S
toRelI BReelnIresentatives e of the Kent and sussex f
TTair met with other represehIatlxeSe. e.aG y
+be Delmarvia Fair Association 'I,ose az GO Of
isbury Nd last " TegS fbe i9i fair 'i for this year
1Zanf and Sussex Fair will open Ju!y I5 ~ |
25, 26 q and 2S. The ass9GlaLio M1'A IF is
their annual meeting at t1artllls t ~. +iS,ee
rnDorted that the local REPRESENTATIVES,
All not contract with a carnival company
for amusements this year, que 70 elle lii,HeS
that they tried to eliminate tne seeliIO1il+t9 ..+
devices of the caEnlgaI IyaLs al of tbe Kent and
e1ssex Fair Association all the presteInC
officers were re-elected eXceRItlltts lRIadt5d 10
treasurer. Horace Quillen was electeu eioS -
that office vice VIM. 5. Slnlth' reSlSHIe1iii
Harrington High School basKeLpaH
team entertained FELTON, High on the the 10
cal floor last Wednesday evening" Inns -
the first game scheduled since lIIe IIigb
tunate mixup with the Laurel High
T176e- The Ladies Aid of the NJ; p. Church
met at the home of Mrs Sallle simpson
on Weiner avenue, last Tuesday. eVenN
ing, Much business was transacted aIterW
which refreshments were served.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. Chureh \
met at the home of Mrs. Raughley Meo- n
nesday evening. A very soou iuIllOeA
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Potter of Clayton
have been recent guests OF MS parehIs'
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Potter.
Erham Jones of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Jones. ,,.
has been a recent guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Reed.
S. o. Bailey has been recent visitor
to Chester, Pa. as the guest Of his daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Galloway, on
account of the death of his little grand
Mrs. Edward Tee and children have re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Greenwood and are now the guests OF
friends at Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hickman of New
ark, N. j., were recent guests Of Mrs. AL
fred Morris.
, Albert Tee has accepted position with
the Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Co.
Mrs. Tee will conduct the store for
awhile.
Arthur Billings has resigned his posi-
tion at Dover and has now accepted one
at Chester, Pa. |
James Howell has returned from Ches-
Eldred Raughley has accepted a posi-
tion at Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Masten attended the
funeral of the formers brother, who died
- |
neral services were held from his late !
residence, near Dover.
Miss Mildred Saunders has again ac-
eepted a position at the Reese Theatre as
pianist. Miss Saunders recently resigned
his position on account of moving to
Woodside. She will now hold this posi-
lion and teach music lessons.
Will McCleary of Arvisonia, Pa, has
Deen spending the past week with his
sisters, Mrs. Garrett S. Harrington and t
Mrs. John Barlow.
Miss Virginia McCleavy, OF Philadelphia
ipent the weekend with local friends. e
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Gordon and daugh- :
er, Betty, and Mrs. Grace Seymour are i
N a southern trip for = few weeks. /
Mr. and Mrs. William Stokes of Wy
ming spent the weekend with their mo- O
her, Mrs. Mary Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Williams were the a
-uests of relatives at Lewes over the
Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph n
nd Mrs. Louisa Williams.
Alex Hughes of PHILADELPHIA was the il
uest of his mother, Mrs. Mary Hughes d
Iowber jackson Of Philadelphia spent Y
he weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Irs. Mack jackson. S