Milford chronicle., 1920-02-13
HARRINGTON

ure and the one THIS gtdl - SAPSSe~
TO outdo all former efforts.
A special meeting OF the Patriol
Order Sons of America Will be heu
February 13.
The oldest inhabitant' swear!
upon his honor that ne has never eA
nerienced such a siege OF bad weath
er as Harrington mas had Tor SD
weeks Gales OF s!eet snow ana ram
have followed each other in rapid sue
cession and for the past two week
the merchants have experienced lh'
noorest business they have ever
known at this time Of the year. As lnt
wires are down in the storm lht
town has had no lights for lout o'
five days. ,;-t.;o, has
toan consolidated with the Harrlns-
Ton sDecial district under the plosi5,Il
-. ~ the new school code VIII
nrahabIv he turned into commuhl-
~ center for the people oil lhat See
t;on if the plans now on loot are car =
- out AT present the Oullulns
is not being used. .a a
Harrington will probably nav - .
hall team this year for ihe nl9s ~
in several years. A mOVeHlen =.
tI,at erect has been started ana II 10
o,,nected that a meeting viii De can
ed soon. ,.f.itirg with
her brother at Rocky Mount n -
Henry F. Rhode and Miss Nlolel
r. Holden. living near town, Were
married recently at FELTON,, he'' H.
NJ Evans performing the ceremony,
Scarlet fever has made its appear
ance al Hallondsville, near mere Al
cbie and RAYMOND Hughes being al
fiicted. r,,s ot the
Nro1areue Church here Friday sat
nrdav and Sunday in which the pas
tor Rev ]. H. Penn, was assisted Dy
Rev A ]. Ward. pastor Of the tlrst
church OF the Nazarene ol NorIolh'
Va. .ho ,to+b-
odist Protestant Church preacneu d
special sermon to the Boy SCOUTS
last night
ducting a tailoring business mere LOT
several months, coming mere from
Perryville. Md, and Wilmington mas
moved his shop to Milford because al
present there is no vacant residence
in Harrington to which he could move
his family. This leaves Harrington
without a tailor.
Revival services are in session al
the international Holiness Church
here. conducted by Rev William II.
Vickers, of Cambridge Md, assisted .
bv two evangelistic singers, Miss
Winnifred Mears and Miss Mayme
Parker, who. in addition are skilled
performers with cornet and guitar.
The services will probably continue
for two weeks.
Standing OF Pupils in Public Schools
Following is the honor roll Of the
Harrington High School in the lower
grades for the month just ended:
Second grade-Mary Short, John
Lewis Galloway, Ruth
Moore, Herman MargOlin.
Third grade-Elizabeth Lord Jen-
ME Morris. Gertrude Beckwith. Mar
garet Rolph. Medford Lyons.
Fourth grade-Ruth Stubbs, En-
ma Derrickson, Ada Richards, Ed
ma HILL Lucille Tharp.
Fifth grade-Irene Market, Doro-
thy Adams, Winnie Rowland, Lee
Hickman, Anna Cohen.
Seventh grade-Florence Markert,
Herman Ryan, Lester Rowland, Sam
uel Cohen, Darlington Burgess.
Mr.. Luther Wyatt, of the Curtis
Meat Market, was taken to Salisbury
Hospital last Thursday, where he was
operated upon, and found 70 be suffer
ing from acute appendicitis. His con-
dition is critical at this time.
Mr. Alfred Raughley was called to
Wyanett, H.. by the illness of his
daughter, Mrs. Gorden Sapp, who is
suffering from bronchial pneumonia.
DR.. Wix, of New York City, spent
the week end with his sister, Mrs.
Martha Daughley.
Mr. Neal, OF New York City, is Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murphy will
start for Cuba in a few days
Mrs. Lorenzo Jones has been enter
tanning friends from Georgetown.
Mr.. Brinton Raughley, of Philadel-
phia. spent the week end with his
mother, Mrs. Alfred Raughley.
Miss Delema Quillen has gone to
Rocky Point, n. c. to visit her bro
ther, Dr. Quillen and family.
Mrs. Name Stevenson has returned
to Chester after attending her bro
theirs funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Trice. Of Will
mington, are guests at Harrington
House.
Mr.. George Hughes has purchased
the Frazier property on Weiner ave-
nue., and he intends to occupy it by
March 1st.
Mrs. Ernest Deane spent Thursday
in Seaford.
Miss Ruby Graham, teacher OF Har-
rington High School was SUDDENLY call J
ed home to Chestertown on Friday by ..
the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. John Masten entertained the
Century Club last Tuesday evening.
Business and Social being the topic
'or the evening. AS usual a most de-
Iightful musical program was pre- =
pared. after which refreshments were !
served. s.
The Harrington Century Club will II
rive a supper at the Fireman's Hall
n February 21st. Chicken salad q
leaten biscuit, fried oysters and the z
sual garnishings and accessories to 5
omplete supper such as the Har-
ington ladies are noted to provide 4