Milford chronicle., 1925-02-27
Harrington
Railroad Veteran Dies From Pneu-
mOnia.

mOnIas
Death again cast a gloom over
this vicinity, when it removed from
Our midst. B. Frank Galloway a
railroad veteran IA years of age. For
a week previous to his death, he was
confined to his home on WOlcOtt St.,
seriously ill, death occurring Sun
day afternoon. Mr.. Galloway was
born in this vicinity in 1851 and liv-
ed in this section all of his life. He
began work for the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in 1884 and was
retired March 81 1921, serving the
company faithful for 81 years, first
as a track laborer and the remain
ing years of service as crossing
watchman at the Clarke street
crossing in Harrington, where he
made many friends.
In politics he was a Republican,
though never very active in the work
of his party.
Mr.. Galloway was member of
the M. P. Church, and attended the
services regularly. Funeral services
will be held from the Church Thurs
day afternoon, with interment in
Hollywood Cemetery. Pall-bearers
will be selected from the Red Men,
which organization the deceased
was a member. He was also a mem
ber of the Pennsylvania Relief.
He is survived by a widow and
four children; Frank Galloway, Jr.,
Mrs. George w. Swain, Mrs. Wesley
Ryan of Harrington and Ralph w.
Galloway Philadelphia, Pa, eleven
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child.
M. E. Sunday School In FlOurishing
Condition.
Last Sunday marked the first an
niVersary under the new financial
system adopted a year ago, during
which time the Sunday school has
made wonderful strides under the
leadership of Supt. A. ]. Ramsdall.
The grand total received for all pur-
poses and apportiOned to the var
iOus departments amounted to
S1856.14. The following departments
of the Sunday school and classes as
sisted materially in raising this
amount. Glass 1, Mrs. Laura Sapp,
$164.75; Glass 2, Miss Grace Gordon
S4O.4O; Glass 8 Miss Emma Downes
$3O.89; Glass 4, Miss Mary Clark
$4.36; Glass S, Miss Winnie Baker
$42.5S; Class 6, Mrs. W. W. Sharp
$229.64; Glass Z, Mrs. L. T. Jones
$320.45; Glass 8, Rev. E. H. Collins
$565.09; Glass 9, Miss Ida Lindale
S45.88; Glass 10, J. Paul Harry $685.
%; Glass IL, Mrs. Clara Harrington |
$5060; Glass IL, Mrs. A. V. Satter-
field S65.53; Primary & Beginners |
Dept, Mrs. Martina Powell Supt. |
$156.13; Sunday morning Glass A. D.
McCabe Leader, $98.99; Personal
donation from Supt. Ramsdall S6.65; |
Home Department Mrs. Gilert Jones !
Superintendent, $225; Plate Offer
ing Anniversary Sunday $5.79.
Edward Tee of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar H. Tee.
Mrs. James Deputy of Greenwood
was the guest of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Zack Hatfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kern of Bridge
vile spent Sunday with the latters
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Simp-
son.
Mrs. A. D. McCabe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Greenly spent Sunday
1t Greensboro, Md, as the guest of !
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby Metz.
Mrs. A. D. McCae and sister Mrs.
Martha Conway of Ocean View were f
philadelphia visitors last week. t
Z, Or. Howard Clymer of Philadel- !
hia spent Monday with his parents a
Ir. and Mis-. John Clymer. S
W. J. Bryan who has been serious v
? i'll for the past two weeks is i'm +
rowing at this time. Mrs. Bryant Q
as also been on the sick list. +,
Randall Knox of Chester, Pa, h
Dent Sunday with his parents Mr.. ~
nd Mrs. Benz. Knox. q q