Milford chronicle., 1919-06-20
HARRINGTON

rred Powell of Wilmington spent
snent the weekend with his parents.
Mrs. ]. P. Cordray spent Friday with
Mrs L. G. Markert.
Mrs William Powell is entertaining
oomnanv from Richardson Park.
Mss Laura B. Sapp has accepted a
,osition in New York City, to which
l5e reoorted on Friday, June 1S. Miss
Sam has been working in the Ma
tional Bank in Harrington.
Mrs. Anna Hands died on Saturday,
June IA, 1919.
Mrs. Warren, wife of Rev. Warren
of Seaford, is spending some weeks in
Harrington under chirOpractic treat
ment by Dr. Marshall.
Miss Emma DOwnes is entertaining
her brother and niece from Providence.
Miss Virginia Harrington from Del
aware College is spending her vaca-
lion at her lovely home on Weiner
Avenue. a guest of her-parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. S. Harrington.
Mrs. Lorenzo Jones is entertaining
her niece from Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harrington and
children, Margaret and Anna, are
spending a few days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley, at FELTON,.
Mrs. Nellie Richards and daughter
Emma are spending a week in Phila- !
delphia.
Miss Edith Bryan of Dover is spend |
ing a week with her parents.
Mrs. Cora Walker of Pennington /
was rendered a surprise birthday par
Nv bv her daughter on June 9th.
About so guests were present. A most
enjoyable time was spent in games
and music. with refreshments.
Alice Richards and Master Wilbur
spent the weekend with their grand
parents at Pennington.
A most excellent program was rem
dered by the Radcliffe Chautauqua
lime 1O-11-12. Everyone of the fea-
lures did justice to the program and
the company. The classical music Z
was well rendered and it is indeed a
rare treat to be permitted to hear such
wonderful music as we were able to
listen to by the Bart Wirtz Concert
Company. Today's sO-called music is
so ragged" that we have almost for
often that the bards of long ago would
nave loathed to call it music. The af-
.ernOOn and evening sessions were
lighted and interested in the lectures. L
Ne do hope that the standard of edu-
,ation may be raised in Harrington
md may indeed find out the greatest
hing a man NAV know" spoken of by
)r. Robert Webber Moore of Colgate I
and thereby push back
ur horizons, so beautifully illus S
rated by tae director, DIR. Brown. E
We are looking forward to the time
rhen each community will boast of h
isiting nurse, whereby the families n
nat are sick may have a trained hand n
} administer to them. We trust that B
ne school board may see fit to add a
curse to the schools and provide a g
ublic health nurse, to teach to abso- E
ltely practical, everyday knowledge S
eeded by the boys and girls who may
ever see a hospital or training school, is
ut who may come in contact with ill
ess. and who may someday become o.
timers and mothers and will need
ractical knowledge of small daily ST
seds. This knowledge will relieve al
ie tension and pressure upon the W
lysicians who respond to many use III
SIS calls by reason of lack of rudi- in
knowledge.
We want domestic science and W
wing class added for our boys and in
rls. Other schools have them. Is bC
arlington too destitute of finances
have them? hC
We want our beautiful school build OF
g to be a thing to use and not of we
auty alone. We want a curfew bell M
call and keep our boys and girls off CT
e streets at night, and thereby force da
EN- to get the necessary rest for Ts
owing children. Other places have vi
Is there any sensible reason why MI
arlington can not have it? da
The Children's Day services were
served at the NJ. P. Church June 10. dr.
Master Herbert Nichols of Federals- be
rg was in town to visit his aunt, -
s. Jennie Creadick, and to attend
autauqua, this week.