Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
HARRINGTON

OHhIleS Oerr1chSOu IS FtSluuB Eall1
burg and Chicago.
Mrs. Richard Dale, or New York. wa
a visitor here last week.
George Kite, of Philadelphia, vii
spend the week end with Miss Gertrud
: Coverdale.
Mr.. Bell of Baltimore, has been th,
guest of Mrs. Hix Long.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stevens anG
Miss Clara Murphy were guests Of
Lincoln friends on Sunday.
: The Nazarane Church is making
} every effort to establish a Y. d. c. A.
J here.
A surprise party was rendered PhiliL
Cheesman on Thursday evening of last
week, the occasion of his tWenty-firsi
birthday anniversary. Many beautiful
gifts were received; also, thirty dollars
in cash from his father. A fine time
was reported.
Rev. Berry has organized a troop OF
The Boy Scouts of America. The
outlook is very promising. Mr.. Berry
is alive to the needs of the hour and is
to be congratulated for the good work
he is doing in our town.
The century club met with the Presi.
dent, Mrs. J. w. Sheldrake, last Tues
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! subject, Reciprocity" was discussed.
! Some of the State officers were present
as well as the Pennington Friday
Club.
Our Grange is very entertaining and
interesting. Prof. Whittier is to lect-
ure on 1.-The Chemistry of Everyday
Life, " March 9Th, while Prof. Grantham
promises US a lecture on agriculture
or q profoeeior, - Morob Jo zbo,,IJ
show our appreciation by attending.
At the Century Club. Prof. Vaughn
will give an address, the subject being
Our Town ypicalsCommunity," on
March Sth.
Our teachers attended fine local in
stitute here on Saturday afternoon;
the speakers being Drs. Wagner and
Carroll, Prof. Pence and Miss Rich, of
the Woman's College. In a recent talk
here at a Parent Teachers NEE ting.
DR.. Wagner said that Harrington has
the best organization of that sort in the
State. We take great pride in our
school affairs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is to make !
much needed improvements at the !
depot.
DR.. Pearson. of Swarthmore, was
ciated as usual in his recent recital.
A delightful surprise was given C. S.
harrington on his birthday, February
2. Everything was colonial and affair
greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Georgia Fleming, widow of John
Fleming recently died here at the age of
a years. In early life she was success
ul rural teacher and had the love and
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hristian and highly esteemed woman.
nterment at Hollywood Cemetery, Six
listers and brothers survive.
A Boys Corn Club has been organized
t TOmhaWk School under direction of ,
rof. Pence, of Dover, who is delighted
nth the interest and enthusiasm shown
y the members.
The birthdays of Mckinley, Lincoln.
I'd Washington have been celebrated.
The Misses Mary Wroten, Mabel Han Z
IN, and Leila Graham have been visi. :
,rs.
Oral and written tests are over.
At the spelling school held last Friday
fternOOn Dwight Hanson remained on
le floor the longest The Literary and =
chatting Society of TomhaWk will give Z
free entertainment on Friday evening
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'xt evening Saturday. Several hu- =
orous plays viii be given, vocal and 4
strnmental music, recitations by the
aeher. This is to be followed by q N
adow and ice cream social. All come r.
d enjoy delightful evening. Proceeds n
r school.
The honor roll for this month ending ="
.bruary 26th, is as follows High m
hOOl grdes, Emma Bradley, Edna 10
Iker, Sallie Seeder, Laurel, Mabel and ri
adys Vicent; Grammar Grades, Anna re-
nent, Elizabeth Bradley, Elizabeth -
Il, Walter and Dwight Hanson, George r,
ncent John Bradley, Robert Thomas 70
d Wexford Barney; intermediate ~
AIDES, Anges, Albert and Alfred Of
rter; Primary Grades Margaret Ia,
adley, Willis. and Ruth Morris. Ebert 70
I, Florence Butler, Emily and Renzie -
ker and Marion Carter Those per- pa
t in department are Emma Bradley, hs
lie Seeders, Edna Baker, Mabel, on
ura, Ruth, George, Anna and Gladys
lcent, Elizabeth, Abner and Holden to,
], Walter and Dwight Hanson, John do
adley, Robert Thomas, Elizabeth and bn
ward Bradley, Willis and Florence M
tier. Renzie and Emily Baker, Willis IN in
Ruth Morris, Margaret Bradley,
werence Graham, Wexford Barney, loo
rion, Agnes and Albert Carter. HI;
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