Milford chronicle., 1923-09-14
Harrington

Mrs. Joseph Bernard Of Greens
boro, Nd, spent Monday with her tatn
er, w. T. Sharp.
Reese B. Harrington is attending
preparatory school at Carlisle, Pa.
DR.. and Mrs. H.. e. Thomson spen
Sunday with the latter's parents MI
and Mrs. H. o. Riggan, at Laurel.
Miss Marian Jones is the guesS =
friends on a house party at Ocean Oi'S
N. J. n1uodo1nbia
attended the funeral Of his brotneI
Tobn Richards here, Saturday anu Il
now the guest of his daughter' NILS
Watson Cain. ord Mr.
and Mrs lack Martin, of Philadelphia
snon+ +be weekend with Mr.. and MIS-
Martin Steinmetz. -,
M and Mrs. Frank Fleming an'
Mr. and Mrs. William Culver, OF FER
--1,,iI1e w, Md, attended the funeral o.
+Soir Grandmother on Sunday. OrlanuC
Culver, of Salisbury MD" was aiS'
here. . 80 Washing.
ton, D. c., is visiting her parents MT
and Mrs. Ira w. Roe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Paris and ram
i1v. of philadelphia, spent the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Poore.
Mr. and Mrs. Brintain Hickman OF
philadelphia, has been a recent sues'
of his mother, Mrs. Alfred Morris.
Mrs. Lynn Hudson and little son Oh
Camden, N. j., have returned nome az
ter being the guests of Mr.. ana MIS-
w. w. Sharp for week. ~
Miss Mildred Hatfield, in training
for a nurse at Jefferson aosplCal'
philadelphia, is the guest OF heF NlO
ther, Mrs. Ida Hatfield.
AT a recent meeting OF Harrington
Post, No. Z, American Legion Ben
iamin Emory, Jr., and Earl sylvester,
were chosen delegates, with FREQ
RIoom and Elmer Smith, alternaIes'
tn the State Convention, which met aC
Dover last Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Raughley was calleo 10
Greenwich, Conn.,, on account OF tne
verv serious illness of her brother Dr'
Mack Wix. 49,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Belts of Allan
tic Citv, N. J., who resided here thirty
friends during the past week.
Miss Laura Richardson, Of Winning
Ton is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. ]. T. Richardson. -..a
Miss Margaret Satterfield is atteno-
ing the University of Delaware Ior heE
Mrs. John Wyatt has been entertain
ing friends from Fern Rock Pa'
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Gleason nave
heen entertaining Mr.. and MIS- hrn-
est Gleason of Wilmington.
Thomas Hobbs, of Perryville, Mo-
called upon old friends here during
the past week. -,u,4,.-
Mrs. T. L. Adams has been visiting
Mrs Sanford Clifton at New Cast!e;
clarence Minner has removed MS
family to Wilmington, where ne is em-
ployed. poor . ro-
Miss Irene Richards has been a re-
cont o11est of friends at Ocean CITY
M. o.o0, will
hold their annual carnival on NOl 90 40
Commerce street, from September %
" Mrs Grover Bradley has been en-
Pertaining her sister, Mrs jessie
Blake Of Greenwood.
Two Of HarringtOn's Oldest Citizens
Dead
Tho funeral of John W. Richards
oge 81 wears, took place from his iate
~esidence. Saturday morning. MI
PicI[ards was a G. A. r. veteran ana
-.oo~ober -C. of Captain Carter Post NO.
10 Year by year the post grows less
IN numbers and at the present Il1e
+bere are less than dozen u. A. H.
Veterans in this community. DURING
+be mast ten years he has grown very
foeb1e being unable to do much WorK:
TTa Family purchased small plot Oh
land at the northern limits OIL .omH
and built them a home. Thougn Fety
feeble he was able to pc up anu
around and during one OF ms Motn u
ine walks he was knocked down py
a large net dog and suffered injuries
Sroro nm which he never fully recovered;
Interment took place at HolIywoou
Cemetery. He is survived by wloow'
Tho is also an invalid and two daugn-
+o,.s Miss Della, who takes care OF Ine
Sonna t~1 and Miss Jennie Richards
1Oenober ~o of the faculty of Caesar Rod
ney High School.
The funeral of Mrs. Evelyn Collins nI
age IS years, took place from afteTnoop, IeT no
mess Church, last Sunday a1ternoon, a1aS
with interment at Portsvllle, neSt
laurel. Mrs. Collins, was the Wluow u
+he late Charles Collins, who has Deen
dead ta for the past twenty years Tag sn9 snS
was born near Salisbury, o NO. soroiiv aTv
during her early childhood her tamliS ~ y
ron1ed Moved to Delaware and resided in the
Vicinity Of Harrington, where ,sfO sne
snent yre the reclining years of her life.
At the death of her husband she IN mace ie
her home with her son Frank. Sne Is
survived by two sons and two oaugn-
fers. f%r " VIII Collins, painter and dec,
orator; Frank Collins, barber anu
Mrs, NJ r Elizabeth Derrickson, all Of 5 Har-
rington, and Mrs. Amelia V; Cuaver' ! ,or
of Wilmington; twelve granocnlluleA
and two great grandchildren.