Milford chronicle., 1927-07-01
Harrington

Norman Shaw at Penns Grove. n. j:
M and Mrs. Chester Hollenback
of Minneapolis, Mimi, are spending
tho summer with the latter's par
ants Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Jones.
NIrs Amos Bradley and daughter
os Ioncaster. Pa, have been re-
cont guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HerpeII
Denney. e cr;sfa1d Md
hean spending the past week
with local relatives. ,4
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Turner recent
a,,+ertained the formers mother
WiIIiam Turner of Bridgevllle.
M Nc HARRIET Shaw of Clementoh'
MiS' los been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Matilda Shaw. ma no,+
MT and Mrs. Harry Z. lee spene
the weekend with Rev. anu '"iS %
T. Bailey at Delmar. oo,,ond
Maurice Hall spent the week-enu
with his parents, Mr.: ana MIS- Hu-
: gar Hall at Chester "a h,
p,,tb Thawley of Wilmington mas
boan snending the past week with
be~ narents, Mr.. and Mrs t. T.
Thawley. .1,, of Middle
+o+TT, is spendin gthe summer WIN
her narents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
he Han and Mrs. George A. Culver OF
xu;Iroington have been spending part
" +b;e week with the latter's par
oo+S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trlce.
NJ and Mrs. Elmer Tee and emil
L., snent the weekend at BUFFALO,
~ W oDd NIAGARA FdllS.
harrington Laces BridgeVille
Tor the second time in as many
weeks. Harrington succeeded III
taxing their objective into camp
Pridgeville was the victim this time
II was a beautiful pitchers battle
fo. five innings between e. Marye1
for Rridgeyille and Slim Ryon OF the
l. University of Delaware. The heavy
artillery was able to solve MarVefS
S1ants in the fifth inning and pusheu
So S,,rs across the pan. These
looked bic as a barn with Slim pit
chino in old time high school torm'
Tbe visitors only collected IWo
SINGLES in the first six innings. Inc
Locals were not satisfied with this
SCORE and in the 9th added five more
rms The defense weakened at thlS
moment. Messick at second MADE
two errors and then these coupled
with a wild throw mixed with teW
solid hits netted the LOCALS H'e
runs. =, xuo1l,a-
TWO fast double plays by walker
to Masten to East, cut OIL possiOls
chances to score. The contIol VI
RYAN was perfect. MarVel Ianneu
eight and allowed ten hlts' W1lle
T. RYAN famed seven and allowed puC
six widely scattered hits.
Burgess, Snowberger and MasIeh
b. ecah collected two hits. Ryan help-
cd some with double. The hnaI
score was Harrington 10, BrldgeVllIe
3.
Washington Camp Entertalns
State President
The regular meeting of Washing
TON Camn, No. 80, P. o. S. of A, was
held Monday evening with President
Clarence Morris presiding. The reg
ular routine of business was Cl"He-
acted with two appncatlons Io4
membership received. the appHca-
tions were received and oroe[eu "
take the usual course. Elmer Farrls
was reported on the SICK nst.
large number was present tor tne
official visit of the State PreSloenC'
Tha following officers were nomlnat-
cd for the balance of the year: Pres
jdant Thomas Grant; vice president
clarence Shockley; master OF tornls'
Drexell Bullock; conductor, BROOKS
,c,olescott; inspector, Ernest Wright;
euard. Philip Harrington; trustees
70 months. Clarence Morris. Dele
oates to State Camp which meets IN
Seaford during August were also
elected. Delegates, A. S. Raughley
and IT. A. Welch; alternate, Thomas
Grant. A., o,,o
FOLLOWING the business OF the eve
ming short addresses were MADE py
all of the State officers, the follow
ing of whom were present: StaIe
president, Leslie F. Downing, VIII
.nington; State Vice President, NC
T1vaine. Magnolia; State Master OF
Forms. w, w. Kerper, Cheswolo'
state Conductor, Harry c. Tee, Har-
Tington; State Chaplain, w. S. Cant
we'll. Cheswold; State Treasurer, Eli
bert Bailey, Laurel; State Secretary
George Austermuhle, Wilmington;
past State President, Herman John-
son Milford; State Organizer, j. A
sheldon. Wilmington. Other short
Ills were given by members of
washington Camp, Ma. 80. F!ans
were also discussed to hold CLASS
initiation at Magnolia on Thursoay
evening, August 4th. The degree
team will be selected from the var.
ious camps throughout the state anc
the candidates are promised royal
reception. Camps at Woodside, Ches.
void. Magnolia, Viola, Camden anc
wyoming and Hartly are expected
IN furnish a large class for this
occasion.
Wedding: Boyer and wyatt
The large congregation assembled
IN. the Methodist Protestant ChurcI
sunday morning to hear the pastor
Rev. H. B. Jester, preach on "Patrl'
otisn" to the P. o. S. of A, were
s,i1rprised, when at the close of the
service. Mrs. Clyde Miller arose anC
song Cadincius. cat Dawning,
cIasely followed by the organist
nlaying Lohengrins Wedding March
Mrs. Major Wyatt, a member OF the
choir and treasurer of the church
and Harry Boyer of Philadelphia en-
tered the church from an adjoining
room and approached the altal
where they were married by the
nastor. The bride was becomingly ct
fired in a georgette gown of Wortf
Rlue. with hat4and slippers to mattel
ond wore a shoulder bouquet o.
sweet meas and fern. Amidst show
or of rice and confetti, the happ!
.1n loft for Atlantic City for {