Milford chronicle., 1933-08-11
AFFAIRS OF HARRINGTON


the Harrington Town Council wal
held Monday evening at which tint
a representative of the engineering
company who made a survey for thu
sewerage system was present anC
submitted his estimate. Mayo
Adams stated that the entire cos
of the system even to include post
age used in the clerical work o.
the job would be $12S,000. The next
step will be to arrange a meeting
to try for the Federal aid.
Mrs. Norman Vernon, Camp Hill
Pa, Wilson Kennerly. Detroit
Mich, and Lex Kennerly of Will
mington, were all summoned home
this week on account of the serious
condition of their mother, Mrs. w.
! L. Kennerly who is past seventy
| five.
DR.. Howard Clymer and Jack Bu-
chanan of Philadelphia spent the
weekend with the formers mother,
Mrs. John Clymer. Mrs. Clymer has
been very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul WiddowsOn
and children are visiting relatives
in Indiana, Pa.
Mrs. Claude Cahall is spending
two weeks with her mother in New
York City.
Miss Ethel Hall is. visiting rela-
tives near New Church, Ca.
Mrs. Jack Morris of Newport, Pa,
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Swain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall Knox and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett
Harrington are occupying a cottage
at Riverdale for two weeks.
Harry Tee. Jr., John Layton and
Frank O'Neal are tenting at River
dale for the next two weeks.
Miss Mae Montgomery of Rich
ardsOn Park, Reed Hargrave and
sister Sarah Hargrave of Ports
mouth, Va, are spending this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sharp.
Harrington really turned on the
heavy artillery at fredericksburg
afternoon when they won
another victory with ease by the
score of 21 to 8. Fountain, usually
effective against the locals managed
to stay on the hill until the fifth |
allowing three runs. In the fifth |
in the midst of a heavy barrage of |
thirteen hits for thirteen runs he |
was relieved by L. Dean, later in
he game c. Dean took over the
pitching job. Donoway tripled in
he second and then Morris con-
lected for a home run to deep right.
Hall banged out two doubles and
hree singles for five hits out of
seven trips to the plate. Morris
ingled three times in addition to
lis homer. The locals batted
round twice in the fifth. Every
egular ON the team collected at
east one hit. fredericksburg col
ected fifteen hits from the left
and shots of Master. H. Dean
ripled in the seventh. Long led
18th the stick getting three singles.
suffered a great loss. !
rier, their star shortstop, son of l
II. Walter Grier OF Milford, at :
empting to score from first severe
y sprained and broke an ankle slid
ng into. home plate. IS
The local ball club visited Days
pro Friday afternoon and bumped
Ito a snag when Kline, the Days
lro hurler had the Indian sign out
nd famed five in the first two in
ngs. After that the locals massed
total of seven hits but four glar-
g errors were responsible for the
ss of the game. "Yamm" Locates
tched his usual effective game al
wing but five widely scattered
its. Harrington scored in the
lird and then Dagsboro nosed them
ut in the lucky seventh. Donoway
,vering left field in place of Hollo-
ay led his mates at bat with two
ngles. Short and Zip" Locates
ill soon be known as hitless won
ers, they have failed to get hit
the last two games. Hall and
each collected two hits
account for four of the five hits
ade by DagsbOro.
Mrs. Lucinda Fenner died Tues
ay, Aug. 1st age 81 years 29 days,
/ the home of her daughter, Mrs
esse Deputy in Harrington. Mrs.
enner leaves two daughters to
ourn their loss. Funeral services
ere held from the home of Mrs.
equity, conducted by Rev. E. H.
ollins.