Milford chronicle., 1927-04-29
Harrington


and Mrs. Joseph Robbins and Joshua
Gray of Milton on Sunday.
Weddings
Miss Mary E. Truitt, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Kinsey w. Truitt' OF
near Kenton and Charles q. MOORE
son of MIR. and Mrs. George W.
Moore of rear Downes Chapel, were
married on Saturday afternoon at z
o'clock at the Methodist Eplscopai
parsonage, by Rev. E. H. Collins
Paetor Collins had known the young
counle from childhood and the
oroom's mother before she was mar
Tiad when she was Miss Emma
Hansbury of Dover. After wedding
trim MIR. and Mrs. Moore will reside
on a farm near Downes chapel
Much happiness to the young couple
is the wish of all.
Mrs. Anna N. Carlisle OF FelIoH
and Joseph e. Upham OF Enhelo'
conn were married on Saturday az
ternoon at the M. f. parsonage Dy
Rev e. H.. Collins. Miss Catherine
Hastings of FELTON,, sister OF the
bride, WltueSSeu IH0 "SS'
MANY friends wish them much nap
piness. 4
First National Bank Soon to be 4
Started
Tbe first movement toward the
oroction of the new bank building
started this week when the DanA
officials started to clear the rubDage
from the lot. A small portion OF the
material was placed on the lot TINS
week. ...-,t,
Miss Elizabeth Shaw of Pittsburgh
has been a recent guest of her mo-
ther. Mrs. Matilda Shaw.
DR.. Howard Clymer of Phlladel-
phia spent Monday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clymer.
George Greenley of Philadelphia
circled among friends here over athe
weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. Miles Draper spent
Sunday with Wilmington relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett Potter spent
Sunday with relatives in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wilson OF
Chester. Pa, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Ella Wilson.
Wilbur Tinley of Moore, Pa, has
been spending the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibbs.
BaSe Ball Meeting Not Success.
At the base ball meeting held IN
Harrington last Monday evening"
nrobably none was more disappoint-
ed than Jack Holloway, the local
representative and AN ardent adVo-
cate of organized, baseball. He did all
in his power to get representatives
from towns in Kent and sussex
counties, together to talk over the
prospects of an amateur league, by
sending out post cards, personal IN
terviews and the assistance OF news
papers. He received assurances tnat
Dover, Milford, Milton and Seatord
would be represented and for some
reason none were present from
either town. Representatives were
present, however, from one sussex
town, Delmar, also from Woods1de
Houston, Mastens, Hickman, An
drewville and Adams Cross Roads
Most of these towns were represent
ed in the Kent County Amateur
League last year and no doubt they
will soon organize for the second
season. In the event the ken
County League does not get gong
Harrington will organize a strong
independent team of home players.
Townsend and LOnski HeayyWelghtS
Head Boxing Card
In an endeaYor to please those at'
tending the events of the Harrington
Athletic Association, the officials
have managed to secure six ring en-
gagements for the evenings enter
tainment. They have also reduced
the price of admission.
Heading the ring encounters tol
next Friday night will be Townsend
of Pocomoke City, Md, matched VIII
Lonski OF Wyoming, weighing 1o'
and 1853 lbs. respectively. 1t will b'
remembered that Lonski was seen II
the ring last week and scored
knockout over his opponent.
Guernhart of Harrington anC
Walls of Delmar will provide thu
second attraction. LeKites OF Har
rington and Hurd of FELTON, will m11
I'D fists for three rounds. Thls Is
heavyweight bout.
Gibbs is rated as about the tastes
local boy his size to step in the rms
at 118 lbs. He will be seen this
week in action against McMichael o.
Wyoming.
West of Harrington and Dunno!
of Salem, N. j., will again sWal
punches for the final bout. The!
were in action last week and pro
vided excellent entertainment. Dun
ney fought Young Firpo of Penn'
Grove, N. J., draw in his first pro
fessional appearance.
Last weeks entertainment proVio
ed by Rash Bros. was rather anus
ing and this bout has caused chal
lenge to- be issued by Young Hollo'
way.
Diamond rings from our immense
assortment. Profits forgotten in this
Anniversary Sale at Evans Jewelry
Store. Begins Saturday April 80.
It..
Harry c, Tee, at Sharp & Fleming
Drug Store, IL our local representative
For your convenience he Is authorized
to renew your subscriptions and tax
new subscriptions. He is provided wltl
the necessary blanks and viii issue
bonifde receipt. 1le-u
~TELL 1T TO THE MARINES"
Lon CLANCY, master of Thousand
faces, has turned "leatherneck" anC