Milford chronicle., 1916-03-17
HARRINGTON.
e0theT Harrington News on Page 81
Special Correspondence from HRrring-
ton BY New Writers for the
Chronicle.

AVM ~ new WElbtAo Aok AAo
Chronicle.
lin response TO our request for
some one tr send the news from Har-
Ftngton eac4 week, we have received
two letters this week, from as many
persons, who have very kindly offered
70 forward the news each week We
publish each Of the letters below and
will be pleased to have the correspond
enee continued in the future, as we
need live letter from Harrington ev-
cry week. In another part of the
Chronicle appears under the title Of
Harrington" two columns OF news
as gathered by the local editor OF the
Chronicle from personal and other
sources Harrington can and will
supply a full COLI OF local news
each week which will be Of especial In
terest 70 thespeople Of the town and
vicinity, and We are going TO get It.
Editor)
The Harrington Canning Club has
been re-OrganiEed and Is now agree
ing 10 pay Is cents per basket for to-
EaatOes for canning.
Miss Rhoda Marine and Bruce Stew
ems, Of Williston, Nd, were quietly
married on Saturday. March 11th,
1916, at the home of the brides couB-
IN, Mrs Ora Sapp. The bride has
many friends in Harrington, and they
viii reside on a farm owned by the
groom at Williston, Md.
Mrs. Harry Reynolds, from Gales
burg. ILL.,, and her daughter Doris, are
visiting with another daughter, Mrs.
VIM. G.. Wechtenhiser. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds will be remembered as for
mer owners Of the farm now occupied
by Mr.. Mac Jackson. They are en-
route for Putnam, Conn.
MIR. Richard Trice, after visit OF
six weeks in Philadelphia, has return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pheegor were
guests of C. W. Trice last Sunday.
Mrs. W. S. Marshall is visiting In
Norfolk, Va.
l. r. Beauchamp and E. s. Rich
ards have at last succeeded In organ
izing a gun club under the name Of
the Kent Gun Club. These two gentle
men have attended shoots In many
parts Of Delaware, Maryland and Penn
sylvania, and are recognized as very /
good shots. They have rented ground |
from the treasurer, Frank VanGesal, |
and have already started to erect the
club house. They expect to install
the New Ideal Ligget Traps, which are
Of the best Twenty members have
been enrolled, and the first shoot will
be held as soon as the weather Is fav-
Orable.
SCHOOL TEACHER.
Letter No. From Harrington.
More pavements and electric lights
are needed in Harrington In several
parts Of the town. The Town C0un-
cil should compel the putting down Of
al pavements
The Junior League had very sue
eessful bake In Hix Longs store last
Saturday.
The stOrk visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Wroten and left a fine
baby boy.
The sixth and seventh grades OF the
Harrington public schools. will hold
q literary meeting this Friday after
noon, March 18th.
A large new milk station Is in the
course Of building in Harrington near
Centre street.
Mrs. Hastings Is recovering from a
recent illness.
MIS- Josephine smith uted az tne
home Of Mrs. Ruth Morris on Flem-
ing street Ia Harrington. on March 10,
1916, and remains we're takeu to Ches-
ter, Pa.
Mrs. s Baker Is regaining her !
health very slowly.
The Rev. T. E. Terry preached 3
very interesting sermon at the M- E
Church on Sunday last
Miss Pearl Cahall. from Port Penn.
Where she Is teaching school, Is homo
his week.
Prof. Snyder was called away and !
30 was absent from the high school
Oh Monday.
MrK Foraker has been g guest Of z
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper this week
James A Killen from Smyrna was
home the first OF the week for a day. y
MISS H.