Milford chronicle., 1915-04-02
HARRINGTON

The new Harrington postoifice ih tn
Reese building was opened yesterday, t
the delight of patrons of the office lti
equipped with the latest improvement
] for the convenience of the public, and
/ easily accessible to all residents.
Miss Edna Baker is the proud posses
/ sor of the honors as champion speller II
this neighborhood She remained oi
/ the floor at the recent spelling bee hell
| by the Literary Society of Tomahawl
| School, Raymond Barney being next t.
the last to be 'foored.'
The pupils of Tomahawk School OF
Tuesday paid their teacher, Mrs. Alice
Ross, a pretty compliment by celebrating
her birthday anniversary and also thai
of her father, the late Alexander i,
Harrington, of Frederica. In addition
to many pretty gifts the popular teacher
also received a postal shower.
Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. X. W.
Ross and other friends visited Mrs. John
Miller, nee Miss Hazel Hand, and eX-
pressed their farewells prior to her de-
parture to her new home at Roman, AL
berta, Canada, on Friday last. Her
friends hereabouts are planning to give
her a postal shower on her birthday an
niversary, April II.
50 successful was the recent box and
shadow social at Raughley $ School that
$50 was netted.
Under the supervision of Lawrence
Morris, the roads in this district are
being improved for the spring and sum-
mer travel
J. L Hopkins has bought the store
house of Solomon Brown.
Mrs Elizabeth Porter, aged So years,
who died recently at the home of her
Mrs. Thomas Lord, was in
TERED in Hollywood Cemetery. Three
survive her.
In an accident that occurred in his
workshop few days ago Fred. w Far
-ington fractured a rib.
Miss Carrie FINLEY left here recently
'or California, where she was to marry
zee Durtis.
a playground equipped with swings,
sliding boards, see-saws, and basket ball I
ages, is being planned for Harrington
chool (
The Boy Scouts of Milford are to take
,art i'll all entertainment to be given .
l4re on Saturday, April 10 The Milfotd .
scouts will give an exhibition drill
Albert Harrington and wife have been
Mrs. Messick and daughter,
+ Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie McCleavy of Philadelphia,
as been a guest of Mrs. Garrett Har
ington.
Mrs. S. L. Sapp and daughter have
cen guests of Mrs. Riggin, of New
'ork City.
D. B. Sharp and wife have been visit
ig Mrs. Hudson in Philadelphia
Mrs. w. c. Coverdale and daughter,
liss Gertrude Coverdale, spent the
with R. w. Ross and wife.
At the Parent-Teacher' meeting this
riday at three o'cloCk, special Easter
iusic and bird and arbor day exercises
i'll be features.
On Monday the County School Com
ission visited the schools The mem
Frs noted the improvements, the pro-
of the various organizations, g
I'd pronounced the sanitary conditions
0od
The pupils of Tomahawk School on
lie honor roll for the month ending
arce 26. are as follows: High school
Ides -Sallie Seeders, Laura, Mabel
Id Gladys Ninceut, Emma Bradley and
dna Baker. Grammer grades-Anna and
Gorge Vincent, Wexford and Raymond
lrney, Elizabeth and John Bradley,
wight Hanson, Robert Thomas, Eliza
,th Dill, Willis Butler; intermediate
AIDES, Ruth Vincent, Renze Baker, Al
ed and Albert Carter, Lovey and James
mes; Primary grades, Margaret Brad
y. Marion Carter and Florence Butler.
Those perfect in department are Laura,
abel and Gladys Vincent, Sallie Seeder,
Ina and Renzie Baker, Emma, John,
izabeth and Frank Bradley, Marion,
bert and Alfaed Carter, Lovey and
mes Jones, Wexford and Raymond
rney, Robert Thomas, Dwight Han
h, Elizabeth, Holland and Abner Dill,
,orge, Anna and Ruth Vincent, Willis
d Florence Butler, Clarence Adams,
lrgaret Bradley and Lawrence Graham.