Milford chronicle., 1936-08-28
HARRINGTON

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v Mrs. Mary M. Jester, aged 80 year
!, widow of the late Mark Jester. th
last Civil War veteran, who diet
] three years ago, died at the home O
I her granddaughter, Mrs. Alice Nc
;. Manus, in Philadelphia, last Mon,
day. She had lived in this CITY fol
5 40 years. Funeral services were held
last Thursday in charge of Rev. ]. E.
Parker, pastor Of the local M. E.
Church. Interment was made in HOI-
} lywood cemetery. The deceased is
survived by three sons, George NJ.
Jester, Charles G. Collins and Will
liam M. Collins, and one step-daugh-
ter, Mrs. Blanche Reed, besides sew
eTal grandchildren.
A young son has come to take uD
his abode at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Satterfield. He was born
two weeks ago in the Milford Emer-
gency Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Galley and
children are occupying a cottage at
Lewes Beach this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry C. Tee and
son have returned home after spend |
ing the past week at Oak Orchard.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Denney were |
guests of friends at Oak Orchard |
over the weekend.
John Holloway was among those
visiting Oak Orchard on Sunday.
Howard Martin, William E. Pal
mer, W. D. Scott and William Moore
have been keeping bachelors hall in
the Beachamp cottage at Oak Or
chard during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Tee and chill ,
dren and Oscar Tee spent the week !
end at their cottage "Clearview' on
the Indian River at RiVerdale.
Mrs. George TOppin and daughter /
Kitty accompanied a railroad excur- b
sion or tour. The trip will include a [
visit to Philadelphia, New York and {
City.
Miss Bessie Spencer of EastOn, F
Md, has been a recent guest of her n
sister, Mrs. John Truitt. a
Mrs. John Truitt has been spend Ii
ng some time with her parents, Mr.. a
md Mrs. Joseph Spencer, near Eas-
on. Md. N
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Cannon and C
children of Buffalo, N Y, have been II
listing local relatives during the
last week. nj
Miss Blanche Price of Wilmington II
pent the weekend with her mother, E
irs. Anna Price.
Miss Lucy Mack of Toledo, Ohio. b
as been visiting her brother, Louis hi
lack and sister, Mrs. Alfred Sharp IN
esiding on farms near this city. w
Mrs. F. P. Billings is visiting her
Mrs. Isaac HuTd at Ches- ia
er, Pa. do
The Misses Viola Clendaniel aud vi
heresa Hickman have been spend 6,
lg vacation at RehOboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tharp and mr.
aughter, Miss Madalyn, are spend M
lg a week in indianapolis, Ind, Nj
here MIR. Tharp is attending the Mi
ational Convention of Rural Let tw
n Carriers. M,
Mrs. George B. Potter of Balti- da
ore, Md, has been a recent guest bu
local friends here w
Harrington won two out of three
INES over the weekend. Starting 90
I with a twelve inning game on an
lturday in which the locals won
It over Clayton, to 2. Ramsdell ,
local pitching ace-shaded Percy
all in a pitching duel. This game =
t Harrington one out in front of
aytOn for the season. These two
ans will meet in a double header
Labor Day. Harrington lost the
st game of a double header al
incess Anne on Sunday, IS to 8,
came back to win the second
me, 6 to 0. POstles was on the
'und for Harrington Harrington
II visit Dover on Thursday even
, to play the newly-Organized team
Dover Wyoming will make its
al appearance of the season on the
al diamond next Saturday. An
Ter double header is pending with
incess Anne for later in Septem-
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liltOn Firemen's Carnival, August III
to September 5. Firemen's parade