Milford chronicle., 1921-10-14
HARRINGTON

5, of November q to November 26. TT
Fire Company is just a little in del
a and is desirous Of getting squal
e with the world, then they would liz
J. to have and badly need an auto dri1
= en- ladder truck. We have a good eI
= gine which has never failed to II
e spond, but our ladders are now partl
}. stored inside the fire house and pal
l of them outside. Several of the mem
bers having automobiles are liste
here and are expected to co-Operat
with the committee in charge and as
. sist in canvassing the rural district
for anything that we can convert int,
money.
e. j. Raughley, chairman of Chick
en- Committee. He will have use TO
the following men with autos: Ben
ME Harrington, George Jester, Her
man Johnson, Abner Hickman, Mar
tin Wagner, J. w. Sheldrake.
H. G. Tee, chairman of the Grocery
Booth Committee He will call on all
business men for anything they de-
sire to donate to help this committee
along.
E. J. Raughley will also look after
the Fruit Basket Booth arrangements
J. L. Harmstead will call on the Ia
dies for something along the fancy
work line. He is also chairman of the
/ Novelty Booth and will look after the
purchase of them.
Isaac Hurd will be in charge of the
refreshment stand. Ice cream and
soft drinks.
Then there will be a candy booth.
ever made any home made candy
make the fire company at least one
pound of home made candy and con-
tribute same.
And last but not least there must
always be a hot dog stand and this
will be looked after by Harry Gallo
way.
There will also be music and dane
ing later in the evening. The dance
floor will be in charge of i. Sylves-
ter.
We are now out hustling to make a
big success of this affair and if every
citizen in this town and surrounding
country will put a shoulder to the
the hill with ease. Everybody, lets
go!
Mrs. George L. Sholes of New Hav-
en-, Conn.,, is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
e. J. POore, of near town.
Rev. J. T. Richardson represented |
our local Epworth League at cOnVen- |
tion at Dover last week.
Herman Johnson has been appoint |
ed Deputy State President for the P.
D. S. of A. He will install officers in
The camps at Vilo, Magnolia and Har-
rington.
Herman johnson attended a meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
State Camp P. o. S. of A, at Dover,
asst Tuesday evening.
Rev. Leonard B. Smih of Whining
on has been the guest OF Rev. Ware
leim He is here in the interest of the
lew Methodist Protestant Church.
= Here's hoping our new owner of
he local bakery will make a success
# it. He has in his employ John Kor-
'el, of near town, who has had wide
experience in the bakery business, he
'eing employed for number of years
n Butz Bakery at Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Tee spent Sun
ay with relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
rood farrell of near Viola.
w. e. Jacobs made a business trip
} Philadelphia last week.
Miss Ruth Satterfield entertained
rof. Shants of Smyrna over the week
nd
The New Century Club building has
ndergOne thorough interior clean
lg and was ready for their first meet :
lg in their new quarters and which =
as held last Tuesday with quite
rge attendance.
The Aid Society of the M. e. Church :
as entertained at the home of Mrs.
ueben Sapp last week. !:
Ward zimmerman has been an out
town guest. ::
Rev. J. T. Bailey was a Harrington !:
sitor last Thursday. !:
Mrs. H. c. Tee and Mr.. and Mrs. +. :
Bailey spent Friday evening with
georgetown friends, it being the oc- ::
lsiOn of their mothers birthday an
Versary. She was given a birthday Fl
lrprise and received quite sum Of
oney and several useful presents. 81
Steward Wroten spent the week end 81
ith his parents. Fl
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tee spent the Il
eek-end with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray In 81
am of near Magnolia. Fl
Mrs. Iris Knight of Chester, Pa, is !:
sitting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q
,orge Hurd. Fl
Mrs. A. G. Fleming, Miss Caroline 81
arp and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Jones
e spending a weeks vacation in J
ashington, D. c., Richmond, Va, !:
rfolk and Suffolk, Va. Fl
Mrs. Marvin Reese and mother /:
We returned home after spending !:
v days with friends at Greenwood. -
Miss Stambro has been entertaining
t-of-town friends over the week =
/.
Ir. and Mrs. Marcelius Smith have
N entertaining their son from Phil
,lphia.
The regular monthly meeting of
rrington Post No. z, American Leg
is called for Monday evening, No
nber 7th, 1921. It is hoped that ev-
non-member of the Legion will ar
ge to meet with us on this date.
ne prepared to hear the benefits
belonging to the Legion discussed
get in the ranks and hold your
t of the load.
here will be a service Of Holy
nmunion at St. Stephens Episco-
Church, Harrington, on Sunday
ming at 900 o'clock, at which
e the Rt. Rev. Phillip Cook, D. D.,
hop of the Diocese of Delaware,