Milford chronicle., 1940-07-05
HARRINGTON

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ford Memorial Hospital for one wesi
death occurred % Lee Adams, age a
years CO Sunday night, June al NJ
Adams resided ID the FarminRton
AndrawK.lle sisction OF Kent couhty
Funeral gelyices were held from ths
Boyer Funeral Home on Thursday
afternoon Of last week al 2 ocloek
The Rev J. J. Won Hagel of Green.
wood, otilCiated at the services. IN,
terment was az Denton, Nd. The de,
ceased, a widower, Is survived hy
six children, Mrs James Hall. ana
Miss Lydia Adams of Milford; Wal
ter Adams. FaEmingtons Clarence
adams, New Haven. Conn; John
Adams, Harrington, and RoEhey Ad-
ans Of FELTON,. -Four sisters also sur
vige, Mrs, Mamie Hamilton and Mrs.
Sara ToFbeFt OF Hickman; MIS-. Rose
Brown, Denton, and Mrs. Nolan
Smith, Harrington: besides Dix
grandchildren.
The local Lions Club entertained
their wives and friends Ia ceiebrA-
tion Of their first anniversary at
James Restaurant on Monday night
OF last week. officers for the new
year were installed. A program Of
entertainment was presented by
Lynch and Shannon. of Milford.
About forty were present for the
OCCASION
William 9. Bradley, age 81 years,
residing in the AndreWville section
suffered a parlytic stroke. last Sat-
urday; two more followed the first
attack and on Thursday afternoon he
died. Mr.. Bradley was born In Della
ware. Funeral services were held
from Bethel Methodist Church at An
drewyille on Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The Rev ]. j. Won Hagel of
Greenwood had charge of the ser
vices, assisted by the Rev Dorsey
Blake. also OF Greenwood. The de-
ceased is survived by a large family
including his widow, Laura Jones
Bradley, and nine children, David,
John, Edward and AFlie Bradley Of
Harrington Mrs. Frank Taylor,
William s. Bradley and Miss Gather
inc Bradley of Pennington: Mrs.
Lawrence Kates, FELTON,, and Mrs.
William Iaggers of Chester. Four
sisters also survive, Miss Hester
Bradley, Greenwood; Mrs. Charles
E. Taylor and Mrs. John Hudson of
and Mrs. George Price
of Baltimore. These are twenty-five
and one great-grand
child. Interment was made in Holly
wood cemetery.
After being i'll for quite some time
Mrs. Sophia Drew Lock, wife of Ed
ward j. Lock, OF Bowers Beach, died
al the Delaware State Hospital on
Friday morning. Mrs. Lock was horn
in Wales, England, and has been a
citizen Of this country for Sc years.
The Rev Kellogg, rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church of Dover, had
charge OF the services which took
place from the Boyer Funeral Home
In this city on Monday morning at
10 o'clock, with interment in the
Episcopal cemetery at Dover. Be
sides her husband, the deceased is
by three children, Mrs.
Robert Wiley and Ralph Lock Of
Lebanon and Edward A. Lock of
Bowers Beach.
Mrs. Charles Jerread, Mrs. Wal |
lace Hanson, Mrs. w. r. Massey ef
Mrs. o. F. Sapp Of Hous-
on, and Mrs. Elbert Stevens Of VIII
nington, have returned from a tour
the New England States and
Canada. Their. itinery included visits
10 Plymouth and PrOvincetown on
Cape Cod, Boston, Portland, Quebec, |
Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, and a |
yisit to see the Dione Quintuplets at
returning by the way Of |
Niagara Falls. Finger Lakes, Lake |
George, Fort TiconderOga, West |
Point and several other places Of in
crest.
Mrs. Elmer West, of SelbyVille,
tate president of the Ladies' Aux
liary to the Fire Companies and Mrs.
Norris Tull, state secretary, of Sea-
ord, and Past President Mrs. Nan
avs Woods, of Richardson Park,
in the FIRE house on
thursday night with representatives
L the auxiliaries in Kent county, TO
rganize a county association. Rep
were present from Har-
ingtOn and Bowers Beach; none
leFe present to represent CheswOld.
t the present time there are only
hree suxiIiaries in the county with
Ire possibility that FELTON, will or
anize in the near future. A set Of
y-laws were drawn and temporary
fficers were selected. President,
lrs. Joseph LaTurneau, Bowers
leach; vice president, Mrs. Boone
I Bowers Beach; secretary, Mrs.
alvin Simpson, Harrington; treas
rer, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Harrington.
he representatives, together with
he temporary officers will meet here
/ July to consider the bylaws and
elect permanent officers.
The regular meeting of the diree-
,rs of the Kent and Sussex Fair
was held In the fair
nee on Monday night.
The Harrington Fire Company
cid its regular monthly meeting on
IOnday night in the fire house.
Gayle Smith and Ralph Smith are
a two weeks vacation with
le Boy Scouts at Camp Rodney.
Ralph Steele of Camden, N. j. IS
pending a few days with. Mr.. and
rs. William w. Sharp
Mr.. and Mrs William W. sharp
II. and Mrs. Samuel M. Williams,
+. w. T. Chapman and Warren I.
pore are among those from here
ho attended the Republican Ma
on Convention last week.
Rev. j. T. Bailey, Of Georgetown
spending the weekend with his
iildren, Fred Bailey and Mrs. Har-
] C. Tee.
Mrs. Mary G. Roe. age 63 years,
lie Of George Roe, of near Houston,
al ~ her home last Friday morn