Milford chronicle., 1924-05-02
Harrington

Mrs. George Culver and Mrs. Will
liam Joyce, of Wilmington, have been
spending the past week with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trice.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred Wilson have
been entertaining the formers brother
Seward Wilson, of near Wilmington
during the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cahal. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Greenly and Mr.. Horace
CULLEN spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Purnell at Berlin, Md.
Mr.. Horace Quillen has returned
from business trip to Exmore, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Brown spent
Sunday with relatives at Bridgeville.
Mrs. A. G. Fleming and Miss Caro-
line f. Sharp are spending a part of
this week in Philadelphia on a shop
ping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar II. Tee enter
tanned their children Sunday to a big
dinner. The following were among
those present: Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Tee and son Harry Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Tee and children, Cornelius and
Evelyn, Mr. Albert Tee and daughter.
Ruth, Mr.. Edward Tee and son, Char
les, of Wilmington.
Mr.. Lewis EllenbrOOk, of Whining
ton, has purchased the restaurant of
Harry Fluerer, and after extensive i'm
prOvements, he will open up a first
class lunch room. Mr.. Fluerer will
continue to live here, operating places
at Bowers Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Smith and Mr..
b. c. Reese have both purchased new
Hudson sedans.
Mrs. E. F. Bull, of Delmar, has
been spending the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Camper. |
Continuous service has been inau-
gurated at the Peoples Service station +
along the State Highway at Harring-
ton. Frank Tharp has taken a posi-
ton there as night man.
Mrs. Ellen Hubbard has been enter
tanning her granddaughter, Miss
Otteni, of Wilmington, during the past
week.
The Georgetown Minstrels played
here to a good house last week for the
benefit of the Harrington Fire Com
Dany.
Mr.. w. d. Scott, who conducts
poultry farm near the Kent and Sux-
sex Fair Grounds, announces that he !
has just had what is probably one of
he best matches ever recorded Last
-ear he purchased a Smith incubator, :
which is huge affair, so much so that :
is possible to enter the incubator :
nd see the chicks as they hatch from
he shells. 1t is arranged as 50.
n endless chain, you place the eggs =
4 one position and after the required a
ength of time they become young =
hicks Chicks are taken from one ~
nd and fresh eggs started in at the :,
ther. The incubator contained $500 -
ggs, from which were hatched 1854 &
n addition to custom Matching, Mr.. =
colt cares for a number of fancy
hickens for exhibition purposes. His
liant as installed required an outlay
$4,000.
Mrs. Sallie Tharp has been enter
lining her grandson, Tharp Simmins,
Philadelphia.
Miss Pauline Chall, of Lewes, has
turned home after spending several
lys with Miss Angie Graham. G'
Miss Elizabeth Sabitsky, of Whining at
n, has been spending the past week
th her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Con- wi
d Sabitsky. da
The regular monthly meeting of the
arlington Fire Company will be held tel
xt Monday evening. A full attend Bu
ce is desired as it is expected that no
ans will be announced for holding
cir annual carnival Al,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Spurry recently no,
-ertained friends from Newark, Del of
are.
Mrs. George w. Evans has been =,
ending the past week with her par u I4e
S Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston at Lewes. IN IN
l reception will be rendered Rev. ~ ~
H. Collins of the NJ. E. Church, A9z
esday evening at the NJ. E. parson- l
}. eve
Irs. D. B. Kendall, of Chestertown, Apl
D, is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. Mrs
Brotemarkle. Ma,
larl Sylvester was named as a com pie;
tee to handle the tickets for Ladies T
hit of the Tall Cedars to be held Chr
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