Milford chronicle., 1912-06-07
HARRINGTON SCHOOL
BlBNEARING COMPLETION.
i'll Be One of the Best In the State.
Wilmcommencement Exercises Arouse
Interest. Pea Season Opens.
rhe new school building has grown into

nrhe new school building has grown into
hing of beauty, and even those who
Thposed It are now admitting that it is a
Cour,dit to Harrington. This week the
4 Clcrete floors have been put down in the
GeorSement, and the grounds will be laid
That and concrete walks laid next. This
ed I'll ensure cleanliness of the children,
1eavi,1 much better condition in the school
Rev ilding. Among many of those who
Churp posed the new school building feeling
were developing that the men who created
The f indebtedness and built the school
the e9uld be compelled to manage it, and
Housge all the worry and responsibility of
treasTing the bills. They argue that the
arv Is will have to be paid, so why should
vice-I,se who opposed creating the debt want
II. c. assume the work and responsibility
WaDll let the other fellows out. Let them
Towny i'll the Board and manage the trouble
Otis Fmselves. This seems like good logic.
R. D2ev. w. II. Holiness pastor of the NJ.
c. WIChurch, will preach special sermon
E Hthe railroad men of Harrington on June
Frankh, in his church in Harrington.
d. Trhe commencement exercises of the |
Tunn,rrington public schools seemed tn have
Hitch,ecial interest for the people at large, |
gan. levery evening witnessed large audi |
II. Mes. Twenty-three composed the grad |
Wilbuing class.
holdit aiming peas commenced this week |
MAY Il the results to the grower are about
Der. average crop.
meetiFhe scarcity of feed has caused many
Edvmers who grow peas to haul the
Ter oieshed vines home, where they are
some ed and make fair hay for cattle; even
Saturdses eat the cured vines ravenously,
tween thrive upon them.
and bPenator John w. Sheldrake has bought
not kiuick automobile from Wilson Viuyard,
and dA1ilford
old corps of teachers have been re-
r. G. pointed for the Harrington public
was ofhe annual school election will be held
V. Lys last Saturday in June by the Harring
Iohr schools.
lown Mrs. John West, of Wilmington, has
he hoen the guest of Mr. and Mrs. +. B.
1roke rrington, on Fleming Street.
lown Mrs. George Evans has returned home
lis arm Lewes.
rom sIrs. Edith Matthews, of Pocon1oke, is
,ottons guest of her father, DR.. West
hid cir and Mrs. S. l.. Shaw have been
A nfertaining their children from Milford,
vas darlington and Philadelphia.
Will Shaw has been the guest of
ex Cends in Philadelphia I
1hen Hiss Ruth Jones, of Delmar, is the !
. Tlest of her grandmother, Mrs. Rufus &
Neanes. G
fl1erhe baccalaureate sermon was preached Q
ution Sunday evening in the NJ +. Church [
ne sclrs. Sallie Blizzard, of Wilmington d
hree been a town visitor. O
ON tlr. and Mrs. Harry Wingote have been {
hich -ertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark,
lis pcWilmington. C
yviilesIiss Edna Salisbury, of Burrsville. has G
lost en- the guest of Mrs Chas. Lane "
Henry Knox is an out of town L
zpecttor. D
nm Hiss Grace Gordon entertained Miss v
here lel Clarkson, Miss Harriet Shaw and ii
arkerssrs Paul Mason and Warren. 81
Selhlrs. Thomas Clancy spent Saturday Ia
per Wilmington as the guest of Mrs. An ia
1mp w Clancy. 81
emon1rs. James Outten, age 81 years, died &C
is Thursday morning of appoplexy. She ia
antss a kind neighbor and an exemplary vi
since and mother. She leaves a husband be
Soft little son to mourn their loss The h,
e paaeral services were held on Saturday so
is coernoon at her home, where many had W.
to honor her memory. We st
sympathze with the bereaved co
itingiily and trust that they may turn to co
lnne. One who never fails in the hour of co
ed ird. m,
ed. Hiss Bertha Collision, who has been Va
3eco.nding the past season in the South, is So
eets. guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank Ross, it
Ebeer having spent last week III Baltimore.
ew Rev George Hopkins, of New York th
ultey, preached an excellent sermon last ev
les. nday afternoon at Prospect. He is Gre
Tnleiting his sister, Mrs. William Tharp. lis
~ DIR. and Mrs. James Jester, Rev. r. an
nktsley Ross, Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs Az
to ). Thomas Clancey, and Floyd Turner cal
END sister, Hazel, were guests of George Ed
nm IS and family on Sunday. err
81 Mrs. Kate Sheldrake is an out of town tel
1n5itor. Ar
n ;ndiss Nettie Ross spent last week in ira
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