Milford chronicle., 1905-06-09
HARRINGTON.

Prof. Carroll, Superintendent OF the
Kent County Public Schools, presented
the diplomas to the graduates, and at the
close he sprung a surprise by presenting
10 Miss Jennie McClevy, one Of the corps
OF teachers,a prize of $40 in gold as first
prize awarded by the judges for the best
essay on "What / Learned at the Teach
ers Institute.
Judge Pennewil made a fine address
10 the graduates and to the people Of Har
rington who are interested in the public
schools.
The platform was decorated with the
class c0lors red and " hte and beautiful
flowers and plants.
The following is the list of those pupils
who stood first and second in the various
grades:
l3th Grade-Bee Moore and Reba Eisenbury.
Ilth Grade-Violet Barber and Rella Draper
amanda shaw aud Martin shaw took work IN
10Th C;rsdeNBessie Curtis and I.anda Culver
9th Grade--Hulda Shutz and Catherine Ken
Sth Grade-Frauk shaw, Carrie Lane and Fred
7th Grsde-Laura RaughIey and Lizzie Gorden.
9th Grade-James CANAL and Catherine Trice. /
5th Grade-Nary Mccabe and Lester Franklin
4th Grade-Augusta Minner and Harriet Shaw. |
3rd Grade-Belie Ward and Mildred Abbott
2nd tirade-Arthur Hammond and Minniei.ank-
forth.
lst Grade-A Class Virginia Harrington and
Glass; Leonard sapp and Essie
Morgan.
The new bank is now organized and /
It will open for business just as soon as
the committee, L. L. Sapp. $. L. Sapp
and Alfred Raughley return with the safe
and other fixtures IL is to be known as
the Peoples Bank OF Harrington. At a
meeting held this week two more direc-
tors were cho.en, viz W. $. Smith and
j. d. Brown. Wm. A. Smith was elected 1
president, j. d. Cordray vice-prcsident,
James Townsend secretary, and Fred /.
Masten cashier A brick building will
be erected where the beef shop now oc-
cupied by Joseph Belts stands in which i
will be placed a modern vault and man
ganeese steel safe. The new bank will
pay per cent. on permanent deposit and !,
the First National will meet the condition !
by doing the same. O
The wedding of Mr.. Frank T. White.
the station master for the Delaware rail- h
road at Harrington, and Miss Sarah Eliz- -
abeth Anderson, is announced to take
place on Thursday asternoOn, June 18TH
1905, at p m, at the residence of the ii
brides sister, Mrs. Fannie A. Redden, on
Commerce street. They will 90 away for n
brief wedding tour
The annual musicale given by the pu- Sc
pills of Miss Stevenson's music class took dt
place at the residence of Mrs. ROsselle IN
Sapp, and the selections rendered showed
careful training The demand for space
in this issue prevents mentioning names ca
and a more extended mention of this in so
teresting affair NJ
The members of the Mite Society were n
entertained at the home of Mrs. William III
Wright last Tuesday evening after the pc
business of the society was over, ice cream M
and cake We're served and greatly enjoyed. We
VIM. CULLEN has been quite sick, but u,
is now able to be around. vi
The officers of Harrington had an ex-
citing time last Monday evening with on
some tramps who were drunk and riot
Gus. They had been elected from the ho- -,
tel and two were arrested and locked up, ou
and on Tuesday they were sent to Dover bu
Jail.
The Harrington Base Ball Club went pa
to Greenwood on Wednesday, where they ins
were defeated by a score of l to 0; a
pretty good game. g.,
The members of the w. C. T. U. will l'e
be entertained by Mrs. NJ. Shaw We'd
nesday evening. Ell
Mrs. Ware and daughter, and Miss Bell, ina
of Camden, are guests of Miss Eta Hewes. ne
Charles Jones, of smyrna, was in town 'u'
this week as the guest of Charles Hutch to
inson. ran
Mrs. Lawrence Hayes and Miss Jessie on
Jones, of Greenwood, were guests of Miss ]
Eva Farrel hutchinson on Tuesday.
Mrs. Dupont Walker and children, of yae
Dover, have been visiting Miss Caddie eau
Sharp. J
Miss Lille Buckmaster, of Wilmington, Int
has been entertainedby Mrs. MOllie Moore -
this week. OH
Lemuel Johnson and wife, of Bowers, ing
4. -. Il 4
Miss Edith Smith, who has been teach beo
ng in Seaford, will spend her vacation 80
with her parents in town. 'iol
Weber Galloway, OF Wilmington, is yer
quest OF his mother in town. tina
DR.. and Mrs. b. /. Lewis entertained c
Judge Fennewill and wife,o Dover, the NJ
irst of the week.
Miss Nora Rust, of Frederick, is visiting eNS
ler cousin, Eva Wingate. a
Mrs. Wesley Cain is spending this week day
II Denton. sen
Mrs. Joseph Ennis is entertaining her ]. {
liece from Norfolk, Va. VI.
Miss Bella Mae Wright is home from w"
visit in Seaford accompanied by her sis thr'
er Elva who has been teaching in the yea
iigh School. She will spend her vaca- tbel
ion with her parents in town. NJ,
Norman Shaw, of Wilmington, is spend 4,iO
ng this week with his parents. elec
Miss Reba Eisenbray is entertaining mer
.er sister from Baltimore this week. bv {
Mrs Luella Paris, lady clerk in Walter "
one store, is on the sick-list.
G.. NJ. Harrington spent Tuesday in Urea
lola
Misses Eva Wingate, Eva Shaw, Emma ME
haw, Agnes Hubbard, Lille Reese, Le- unit
lia Anderson, s. Elva Wright and Mrs. ~ a
eniah Tharp, members OF the &c. IL. AZ u
Club, were entertained Friday even Cou
10 bv Mrs Arthur Tavlor At her home q
bout three miles from town. para
Misses Clara kitchine and Matte Gull of q
or have been visiting in Houston.
The Christian Endoavor Society Of the NJ.
Church o. Burrsvfle, was pleasantly en-
rtained by Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph simpson Tn
Friday evening. After the business was An N
ansanlad. The gnesLa en- loved Lhemaelves -,