Milford chronicle., 1915-06-11
HARRINGTON.
-. has left a fine daughter with
The slOIN r..nnh RettS.

has left fine daughter will
Mr. and MiI, Miiac}ion of teachers for the
The Iei6bli prblic Schools continued al
Harrington of last year except Misses
Of the coIP9 P1,,;llen. who resigned theil
Steel ana - : 6IIed by Miss Langrel and
Miss Ai1e .Is of Of land on Saturday, June
The 1i' ~ ottract a large number OF pros
25th' wiz LINE n, builders in Harrington, as
Peculs.e. nUil oTe the very best, and m a grow
ing gglS;is Paiis Cling an engine Mr. shame got
WHile oi,in ,he drivers and. sustained a
too neai iihonider blade. He was taken
ofqhsIb y. home in Wilmington;
to MS losas llansral now for the banks to pay
s,5r per cent. for PerInanent gspostts, II' ~
ioui dPommencing the first OF July the
sna sn,a,s vy Rank will start this rate.
PeoPie zee Of water and sanitary conven-
Inc c,sases ns. steadily in Harrington,
ienees - .TSl Nome of Samuel Tharp has been
ana na,tnsd US with a bath room and toilets
this SyPIarrisnoton SPa,ris lady, Miss Ellen Hand,
a ,.".as nsil' from a training school for
glaIuarei gnhnrs in New York this month. She
ta. s,a's,cr sa,cccepted position as teacher IN New
I,a,s IA, Tor tor the next school year.
AJ5n D., the puncture of hat pin Miss
,,,i:.hstb TahaI. of Hurlock, Md, has
hlasasCJi hsa-sJ from resultant lood-poison.
Spi',in sun niu perced her lip, but little atten-
.;u1 ~. ras r given it until the poison became
.ar;ons u.i Ms She IS getting better, but her
$50. 81, bsre has been spoiled in measure.
va a new son has appeared at the home
M and Mrs. Willard Anthony, and
tss N new conner weighed eleven pounds;
. real bouncing baby boy.
Miss Lillian Sapp Of Beachwood Col
,sge has been visiting the family OF ).
l. Sapp in Harrington.
Mrs. Marion Reese has returned from
visit to Hebron, Md,
d Clsrk r'I Smith and wife and Alfred Ross
have returned from motor trip to Will
,,inOton and Philadelphia, as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thawley.
Jacob Price has bought new Steude-
baker automobile recently.
Evan Lewes, of Newark, has been a
mest of Michael Barney and family for
MS. 7. A. Butler has been very i'll and
is is under the care of DR.. Hunter.
Mrs Albert Spears and children from
Delmar, have been guests of Mrs. Will
Turner this week.
Hugh Vincent has bought new auto
mobile.
The strawberry crop for this season
will come to a close with this week
about Harrington.
The crop of peas grown in this vicinity
was never so good as this seasons pro-
duct has turned out.
For the first council since organizing
Harrington Troop l met at local head
luarters in uniform on Monday night |
with Patrol leader Robert Atkinson, pre-
siding. Several new yells were learned |
and Scout Master, Rev. VIM. H. Berry, |
D., read interesting communications
rom former Assistant Scout Master,
Marion DeJoy, who is at present stationed
t the u S. N. Training School, at New
,Ort, R. l., and Sr. Patrol Leader, o.
zee Wix, who is visiting at Frederica.
The following scouts passed second class
ests since last council :-Sr. Patrol
.eader, o. Lee Wix Assistant Patrol
.eader, Glenwyd R. Curtis Hix Long,
r., and Kessler Farrow. Clarence Bill
igs and Harry Porter were admitted to
enderfoot tests and Leslie Minner was
laced upon the waiting list. There is
ow an excellent nucleus on the waiting
stto organize another troop. Two hikes
i'll be taken this week, one on We'd
esday, the other on Saturday. Fire
lilding, cooking, signaling, frst-aid,
couts pace, ETC., tests will be given.
Il Scouts are urged to report at head
larters not later than $50 a. III. An
HILLARY, composed of scouts mothers,
sters and feminine relatives and friends
i'll be formally organized at the next
gular council on Monday night. All
ch are requested to be present. Ralph
alker, Scout Scribe.