Milford chronicle., 1909-12-24
HARRINGTON.

Harrington Grange held a large and euthusi
astie meeting Saturday afternoon. the Worthy
Master, G. #. Smith presiding, ard Mrs. Moore
in Overseer's chair and the other office in their
positions After attending their regular bust.
ness aud Obligsting one new member and receiv-
ing the applications Of two otheTs--they proceed
ed to the election OF officers, when the entire list
Of old rfiicers were reelected without dissent.
Ing voice. II Was one Of the most brotheriy aud
sisierly elections the writer ever attended, each
and every one were in the best Of humor and
had a kind aud cheerful word for their officers
and fellow members. Harrington Grange Is
proud Of its officers and members and Justly so
for there Is not another Grange In the state
whose officers from Master TO Gate Keeper are
any more competent or faithful to their duties.
They are especially proud of their little secre-
tary, Miss Rosa ". Moore, a young lady not
far In her teens. who has been compiimented by
our State Secretary and Treasurer as being one
OF the most efficient in the State. Organizer
Marion Dawson was present as visitor.
Herman Johnson and Ida Minner Of near Har
rpgton were married Wednesday evening, Dec
ember IS, 1909 at Harrington. by Rev. r. Il.
Adams They win visitin Philadelphia, Chester
and Wilmington, ana will be at home after Jan.
uary 2nd, 1910.
The folowibg pupils of Anderson's School are
on the honor roll for the month ending Dec.
emher 18th: E sic Brown, Walter Anthony and
OdOth Brown. Those perfect in department are
Elsie Brown, Odoth Brown. Pearl Travis, Iona
Brown, Elmer Brown, Hazel Anthony, Amos
Brown, Edward Anthony. Rella Brown, Nettie
Smith, Pearl Anthony. and Amy Brown
The stOrk has visited the home of Mr. and Mrs
Iaff
daughter
on Friday afternoon, December 18th, at An
derson's School, exercises IN commemoration Of
the birth Of John Greenleaf Whittier, we're held
Our stores are IN holiday attire and each has
a beautiful display Of Christmas goods Some of
the most beautifully trimmed stores are those
Of Joseph Belts, John Harrington and Mr. and
Mrs, Palmer. Already the little tots are gszing
eagerly at the pretty things in the store win
dows ard wondering what "Old Kris" has In
store for them.
Mark Roache has sold his EGGPLANT to !. Dal.
las Marvil, Of Laurel. Mr.. Marvil will take pos
session Immediately
The Rev. K. P. Perry Of Georgetown spent
Sunday In town.
Mrs. James shulcott and daughter, Miss VIr-
ginia, have been out-of town visitors.
MIS- ". W. Russ VIII hpeuu NnllttmhA week IN /
the city as the guest Of her sister Mrs. Clancy.
Miss Nora Blades OF Wilmington, was the guest
Of her brother, J. ". Blades on Saturday aud |
sunday
owing TO the low prices having been paid for
holly wreaths last year, this industry Is not so
great as formerly.
Romulus Hopkins, Of Dover, was town visit
ir on Saturday.
Mrs. Money is very IN.
Alexander Blades IS suffering with rheuma-
ism
Bates Smith Of Phil ldelphla: Mr. and Mrs
smes Anderson Of Ffederica; the Bev. Mr.
Iacchus of Washin gtOn; and Miss Emma Blades
ave been town visitors
Mr. and MTs Robert Raughley have been guests
friends in Greensboro.
Miss virgle Masden and pupils Of Maple Grove
ehoOl are preparing for a Christmas celebra
on.
on Tuesday afternoon, December 2lst at An
8rsons School, Pilgrimg Day was ohserved.
The macy friends Of Mrs. Whiteley Travis are
ad TO see her out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Jacobs have been the
tests of Burrsville relatives.
Mrs Earle Nelson and baby Reginald are
ending Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
tx.