Milford chronicle., 1913-06-06
HARRINGTON


Thomas Kinnamon, a former Dover
boy, now in the employ of the Dr. James
Medicine Co.. is the guest of S. l.. Shaw
and family. Mr.. Kinnamon has been on
F. the Pacific Coast but hopes and expects
to have an eastern territory hereafter
as his field of labor.
/ A boy was accidentally run over here
I on Decoration Day. Aside from a broken
: nose his injuries We're very slight.
Reuben Harrington has purchased the
confectionery and cigar store of John
I Clymer and will continue the business.
I Mrs. j. w. Sheldrake attended the
! Commencement exercises of her sister,
/ Mrs. Elizabeth Fleming. at Miss Hart S
[ kindergarten School in Philadelphia.
] Mrs. r. W. Ross attended the Conev
Island Carnival down New York Bay
and was an interested spectator to the
/ recent parade of l2.000 citizens on Fifth
Avenue, New York City.
A Holiness evangelist, William H.
/ Vickers, Of Cambridge. Nd, is assisting
4 IN the revival meetings which will con
tinue until June Sth.
Before leaving for Philadelphia, Mrs.
Nertie Cahali was the guest of honor at
/ the tea given by Mrs. 0. c. Sapp.
L. NJ. Baird has accepted a position
as operator with the Western Union
Telegraph Company at Georgetown.
Master Thomas R. Clancey, of New
/ Y ork City. accompanied his aunt here
to spend the summer.
Messrs. Sapp and Brown have re-
paired their store building and also made
an addition for the furniture company.
The Memorial Day exercises We're the
best held here for several years. The
marching, music. decorations and ad-
dresses by Revs. Layfield and Holmes,
were excellent. Many enjoyed the auto
parade.
Jesse NJ. Deputy, of Harrington, has
purchased a new Leonard piano for his
two daughters, Misses Florence and
Edna Deputy.
Harrington Grange will only meet
twice during June. June 9TH will be
Sisters Day with an interesting program.
The next business session will be June
2lst 1t is desired that all members of
the order be present at both meetings.
On Monday evening. June 9th, Glass
Day exercises of the Harrington High
School will be held in Reese's Opera
House, with the following programme
Orchestra selection address of welcome,
Arta Barker class poem Pauline Frank
lin; orchestra selection class history,
Fred Powell, Matilda Anderson; charac-
ter sketches, Cathal Ward, Anna Lis
ter; piano trio. Mrs. Roraback. Smith
ers Ross. Matilda Anderson; class pro-
phecy, Elsie Bailey, Mayre LangIell;
parody, Hannah Clarkson class legacy,
Marcis Won Goenes orchestra selection
decalogue, Joseph Hubbard mimicry,
Smithers Ross presentation of gifts,
Clair Becker, Ralph Wright class song
presidents address orchestra selection.
On Tuesday evening, June 10th, the
Commencement exercises of the Har-
ringtOn High School will be held. The
graduating class will receive their diplo-
mas during the following programme
Orchestra selection invocation, Rev. d.
j. Given; oration, Tribute to Mothers,
Anna Lister; oration, In the Field and
On the March, Hannah Clarkson
orchestra selection; oration, Little
Things. Cathell Ward oration. In
Perspective. Smithers Ross orchestra
selection lecture, what Have You to
Offer in the Market" DR.. Wesley Cliff
ford. Swarthmore College: orchestra
selection presentation of diplomas, Rev.
J. +. Eggert; closing remarks to grad
yates, Dr. James (. Carroll, County
Sup't of Schools; orchestra selection
benediction, Rev. Hamilton; orchestra
selection.