Milford chronicle., 1917-02-16
HARRINGTON.


Farmers to Have a Two Day Meeting.
The farmers Of this part Of Kent Coun-
- are anticipating taking part in an in
-eresting meeting which will be held in
-he Opera House at Harrington. next
Monday and Tuesday February 18th and
seth and the following program has
5een arranged for the two days, viz:
Monday morning session, 10 a. m.-
Horse Breeding r. G. Hyncka, Lebanon
Pa (AH horse owners are especially in
as5ted to attend this session. The Pre-
7Eention Of Hog Cholera. DR.. 7. A. Breen.
Making a Soil Fertile. Round Table.
Monday afternoon session, 1:3O-Feed-
ing Poultry. Miss Clara NJ. Nixon. Pork
Production, r. G. Hynicka. Address by
the County Agent. H. H. zlmmerley.
Earm Sanitation. Dr. T. A. Breen. Songs
BY the Public School I-upiis.
Evening Session, 7:30-Housing Poul-
Try, Lantern Slide Views, Miss Nixon.
Tomato Growing. Lantern Slide Views,
zIT. Zimmerley. The Public Schools,
Prof. Alex. L. Harrington.
Tuesday. morning session. 9:3O-Poul-
ny Appliances A NJ. Pollard. Address, |
Mr.. Zimmerley. What to Do inCase of !
Accidents. Dr.. T. A. Breen.
Afternoon session, 1:3O-Poultry Feed |
-Dairying. F. A. Carroll. Truck Crops /
Nar- Zimmerley Singing by pupils Of the /
-7igh School.
Evening session. 7.3O-Pruning Fruit |
Trees, Lantern Slides Mr. 'Zimmerley
Illustrated Lecture Prof. II. Hayward.
other speakers and topics to be an
1a3unced
an farmers viii find the talks practical
and no one can afford to miss these meet
fuss The Institute comes but once a
scar and the speakers this time have
aassage that IS well worth q special ef-
er 80 bear.
The special sermons delivered at the
Presbyterian Church in Harrington are Z
-saziag interest among those who have
s1eard them, and the public is invited by
lne pastor 10 attend this afternoon SER
,7ice i'm chat church
Several are suffering from influenza
and bad colds generally. and William r
Quillen and James Cain are two Of the 4
vic1ims.
Miss Helen WiN has taken the place in
Lhe telephone office made vacant by the \
resignation Of Mrs f. T. Fleming p
Afiss Nancy Anderson has returned
rom months visit in Philadelphia r
supervision of Miss Elizabeth jefferson Il
"a t1e Woman's College at Newark will +,
commence their seasons work on April
77th =
Several small fires which did little T.
ifuage have occurred in and about Har- =,
nngton this winter.
Lawrence Hands attended the funeral .,
81 his grandmother who died at the home
NJ her daughter. Mrs. Joseph Belts The o
funeral was held in the NJ. +. Church, =
and lnferment made at Hollywood ceme- +,
sery.
The New Century Club will hold its .,
meeting on February 1st, when Mrs.
Rifsnyder will preside. The subject for ~
I.scussion will be American Women of -
ne day in the Business World. =
William Holden died recently, respect :
"a by the community in which he lived 70
Thirty years Of his life was passed work -
ing Gn the public schools and he was Of
a happy disposition. u
ElwoOd Minner has returned from the n
hospital in greatly improved health.
William Cornish has gone to Norris
town, where he is working. ~ ~
William Tharp, who was stricken with :.
analysis, is much better.
A big dinner was given to Walter q
-
zho recently returned from the Mexican -
border. at the home Of B. c. Draper on y
Sunday last. III
Mrs. Hannah Parvis died at the home
~ her daughter. Mrs. Inhr Thagg!ey- and ~
1er remains were inferred at Burrsville .
She leaves several children. p'
Lincoln's Birthday anniversary last
Monday was observed with appropriate "
ceremonies in all the public schools in OF
and around Harrington, and arrange IN
11eHts have been made to suitably OBJ
serve Washington's birthday on the 22d 81
INST, and also those Of the poets, Long M
elbow and Lowell.
Peter Galloway died last Sunday and
ne funeral was held on Wednesday af-
srnaon; interment at Hollywood ceme- st
cry. ~
Prof. A. L. Harrington. from Seaford, 81
sH address the Farmers Institute in m
harrington next week, on the subject OF
'ubiic Schools Monday evening.
-Ehe pupils Of Thomas School near Har-