Milford chronicle., 1914-12-11
HARRINGTON


The need for a new post office in Har-
rington is emphasized more and more as
Christmas approaches. The immense
amount of business can not be convent
emily transacted in the present quarters.
The postal authorities should lease the
new store in Reese's Block and move
the Office into it. The place will have
ample convenience for the rural mail
carriers and their teams, and give the
Office force ample room for its work.
Harrington deserves the recognition.
and by active effort it will be brought
about
The pupils of Tommyhawk Public
School. near Harrington, are doing fine |
work this school year under Mrs. Ross, |
and the honor roll for the month ending |
December 4th, is one that any school +.
could be proud of, and to encourage the
children in their work we publish their
names, as follows In the High Grades
Emma Bradley, GLADYS, Mable and
Laural Vincent, Edna Baker and Sallie
Seeders ; intermediate Grade Lovey
Jones, George and Edna Vincent, John
and Elizabeth Bradley, Della Ryon, Will
lis Butler and Russell Torbert; Primary n
Grade -Margurite and Edward Bradley.
Ruth Vincent, Ernest Griffith, Lyman
IOrbert, Ruth Morris, Florence Butler. I
Emma Hopkins, Emily and Renzey
Baker. Those perfect in department
Laura. Mable and Gladys Vincent. Sallie
Seeders, Emma Bradley, Edna Baker. |
Iovey Jones, Russell Torbert, Della |
2yon, George and Anna Vincent, John
nd Elizabeth Bradley, Willis Butler
VeltOrd Barney, James Jones, Clarence
adams, Clarence Whaley, Emma Hop- /
ins, Margurite Bradley Ruth Vincent. II
,mily paker, Ernest Griffith, Lynn Tor II
ert an4 florence Butler. All the bows II
the Grammar Grade made excellent
verages in department as we'll as their II
-udies, but they were not able to at \
md the required time. :
Since the organization of the Parent
eachers meetings under the direction =
DR.. Wagner. the Commissioner of
ducation for Delaware, and Prof. A. =
Harrington, the Tommyhawk School
IS had many visitors. Miss Myrtle
Jams OF Delmar has been coming for
arly three weeks and has rendered
eat assistance. The past week was
ed for oral and written tests, and ex-
lent marks were made. N
Lawrence Morris, whose home is near H
re, had three fingers. the thumb and fk
rt OF his right hand crushed off by a Ills
am roller on the road near Frederick VK
t week. He is at the home of Frank W
levan, near Milford, where medical I'M
endance is given him at the Emer- Y
lcv Hospital
The Century Club met with Mrs. Jack
sten last Monday evening. =
he bone of contention in the contest Y
the Ebenezer McNatt will seems to
the farm near town, which is esti- H
ted to be worth about $4,000. FE
he Senior Glass realized S31 from its
social.
family reunion was held at the home
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Potter last week
ch was pleasant affair.
RS. Arlington Wix and Mrs. John
.er attended the banquet given bv
Kent County Social Workers at ~
er.
iss Lillian Sapp has returned to her
es at the Jenkintown Academy.
fter successful deer hunting ex- R'
ton in the woods of Maine, w. T. pres
non has returned home with one -
the victim of his gun.
handsome piano has been placed in
home of Mrs. Frank Ross this week
Christmas present.
book party was given this week bv IA
Anna BOyds to a number of her
ids.
birthday party was given by Mrs.
e Graham in honor of her daughters
-eenth birthday anniversary last
sday evening. Many presents were
and the guests were served with
ge supply of the good things usu- 4 ST
for on an occasion of this
OF the rural schools of Delaware
ID take a collection. or prepare a TN
or the suffering children in Belgium. h