Milford chronicle., 1938-12-02
HARRINGTON


the home Of VIII Eaton ON the Franl.
BLAND iarm about three miles south
east of this city for chimney ire
which was extinguished without
damage. On Saturday morntng they
eNmguished another chimney fire a.
the nnIae of George BalI, on Para
else Lane about three miles from
tlis City. No damage re suited from
tae latter blaze. The property Is
owned by Jack Ware of FELTON,.
The regular meeting of Washing
ton Camp, No. 80, P. o. S. of A.,
was held in Odd Fellows Hall on
Monday evening.
Walter Shaw, of Penns Grove, N.
j., has been spending a few days
with his grandmother, Mrs. Rosa
Jones.
Mrs. Ethel Welch and son Evin of
Philadelphia. have been spending the
past week with Miss Elva Reese.
Harry c. Tee, Jr., and room mate
Francis Milligan, both students at
the University of North Carolina, |
spent the Thanksgiving holidays /
with the former's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry C. Tee.
Archie Feagan has been spending
the past few days with friends in
Norfolk. Va.
Mrs. Irving Smith of Philadelphia
is spending a few days with Mrs.
Emma Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 0'Neal of
Wilmington have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank C. o'Neal during the
past week.
n, - Mac VI IT Cbinuoan snonf
Thanksgiving Day with friends in
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Berlin were
guests of friends in Philadelphia on
Thanksgiving Day. {
Miss Ruth Raughley of the Uni
versity of Delaware has been spend
ing the holidays with her parents, s
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Raughley. 6
Miss Harriet Hammond, a stu O
dent at Beacon College spsn. the
THANKSGIVING holidays with her par n
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hammond, n
near this city. h
Robert Smith of the University OF
Maryland has been the guest of his L
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. 81
Smith during the past week. T
Harry Quillen and Philip Decktor. d.
both students at the University of
Delaware, have been visiting their eC
respective parents. te
A. c. Creadick, r. e. Raughley and st
Jack Clark are on a business trip
to Omaha, Neb., where they expect tn
to purchase a carload of live stock. si
Harry Smith has returned 10 his
home in Patton. California, after m
spending the past ten days with his af
mother, Mrs. Emma Smith. sp
Irving Smith of Philadelphia WAS M
the guest of his mother, Mrs. Emma tu
Smith a part of the past week. MI
Funeral services for Salisbury I'M
NIilbourn, age 7S years, were held
from the Boyer Funeral Home on nit
afternoon, November 20, at Pt
2 O'Clock. The services were in wi
charge of Rev. Robert Z. Green, pas re-
tor of the NJ. T.. Church. assisted by
Rev. T. Fl. Collins. of MarshalltOn. he
Mr.. MilbOurn was a retired farmer Ma
and had lived in this city for sew an
eral years. Mr.. MilbOurn was in poor Ar
health for some time and during the ia
past ten days was taken to the Del las
aware Hospital in Wilmington for Mr.
Death occurred Satur- bTi
day afternoon. The deceased was a
member of the VI. L. Church and is Oh
survived by one brother, Jonathan the
Milbourn of Wilmington. Interment BIZ.
was made in Holly wood cemetery.
George Johnson of Jacksonville, fan
Florida, is spending a few days with her
his sister, Mrs. Florence Won Goer- MIR
'es. the
Claude Cahall and Brinton HOllo- y
h..
Avmy-Navy football game i'm Phila j.,
lelphia on Saturday. Mr.
A chimney fire at the home of Ed
ar Hill on Paradise Lane was ex- to
inguished on Sunday morning by Thi
he Harrington Fire Company with MIR.
ut damage to the property.
Apparently in the best of health. chi
lrs. Sarah r. Moore, age IS years, and
iidOw of the late William r. Moore, Phi
Uttered a paralytic stroke week Ths
go on her 58th wedding anniver- Mr..
airy, from which she never rallied S
nd died at the home of her son nn fine
Veiner avenue, Tuesday morning. sire
Irs. Moore was born in SUSSEX wee
Dunty but had lived in Kent county
Ir the past fifty years. She gradu- con
ted from the Millersville Normal eau
chool, teaching in several places in con
later accepting a po- N
tiOn in the schools in the City of Tba
Funeral services were Mr..
eld from her late residence on H
afternoon at o'clock in ALE
largc of the Rev. RoLert E. Green, Reh
astOr of the NJ. F.. Church OF which Mic
le was a member. Fer many years Pitt
le taught Sunday school in the To- sity
Il church. She was alsr a member d
tie Ladies Aid Society and very Viol
tive in the w. C. T. U. For the Pau
lst three years or sine tile death end
her husband. she made her home sacl
ith her only son. 70 me: State tent
easurer Warren T MWre. after Phil
wing resided on a farm near this and
ty. Interment was made In Holly NJ
pod cemetery. to
Mrs. Reynolds Wilson, first vice caus
esident of the Harrington New
injury Club presided over the reg G.
ar meeting on Tuesday aftern oon.
brief business session was held,
ter which cordial welcome was NJ
tended to the visitors from the Mrs
aford new Century Club. The pro- enjo
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