Milford chronicle., 1921-08-12
HARRINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tee have been
entertaining Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed. Car
row Of Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Shaw have re-
turned nome after spending some time
with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-. S L.
Shaw.
James I. Tee and family of Phila-
delphia, Pa., arc spending week with
Harrington friends.
! Miss Bullock, formerly employed at
the store of A. ]. Ramsdall, has resign
ed and will soon engage in business at
another point for herself.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wiley and mo-
ther of Wilmington spent the week.
end with Harrington friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Culver of Will
mingtOn are spending two weeks with
Harrington friends.
Mrs. Herman Johnson is an out-of-
town visitor.
The M. E. Sunday school held their
annual outing at Oak Orchard last
week for the first time and every one
reported fine time.
The M. P. Sunday school held their
annual outing at Bowers Beach last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Tee entertained
the latters sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Roach, of Georgetown, over, the
weekend.
Alex Hickman of Jersey City, N. j.,
has been spending a few days with
his mother, Mrs. Alfred Morris.
Mrs. Morgan from Hartford, Conn.,,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Chas.
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Sawtelle are on
an extended visit to his son, Darwin,
at Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. Elmer Tee and children spent
Monday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell, the Miss
es Edith Bryan and Helen Beckwith
and the Messrs. Horace Quillen and
Theodore Harrington spent last Sun
day at colchester Beach.
Prof. and Mrs. Isaac Rissmiller
have returned to Harrington after
spending the summer in New Jersey. |
At this time We do not know where |
Mr.. Rissmiller will be located.
A little excitement prevailed in town |
last Saturday afternoon when Char
les Honey (cOlOred) was accOsted by
lectOr for his town tax. Honey made a
pass or two at the constable and then
ran. He was OVertaken and placed un-
Ter arrest by Chief of Police Longfel-
Ow and son and Constable Adams
lis trial was held in the evening and
lie was ordered to pay his tax and a
inc of $3.50 was added. Its no use
hese taxes must be paid and the con-
table should have the backing of the {
own council in their collection.
After being out of commission for ]
bout ten days due to the rear wheels y
n our fire truck being weak, we are
lad to report that the wheels have
cen returned from Philadelphia and {
laced on the truck and given a test Y
nd the chemical tanks filled and now |
he is all set to go on a minutes no
ice. ]
Mrs. George Tucker and children of h
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s
amuel Kemp. E
G. H. Laws, contractor, has cOmplet- 1
d the laying of the cement walks in J
'ont of the properties of Mrs. VIM. ]
harp and Mrs. Wesley Harrington on [
orman st. George Stevens has the 8
Ontract to complete the stretch for
Lrs. Townsend out to Libert street,
nd in time will have it completed, G
ut they are making very slow prog q
,ss.
Town Council has ordered the lay
e of cement walks on the south side
WOlcOtt street and work has been
arted on several of them. This will
realty improve the looks of this NJ
rect. -'
Harrington G Wix have completed ~
new double house for Sapp & Brown
Id are now engaged on the work of NJ
e new Reese Theatre. II
C. N. Grant and force are busiIy en-
lged in the completing of Norman W
nith's new residence. a,
The complete list of teachers for
e Harrington public schools are h,
ven out and the teachers are assign M
as follows:
Supt., M. R. Adam; principal, Min 10
e Catterson; Science, Lawton M
pore; agriculture, Millard Fitzger-
d; English and French, Marie Fran M
); Domestic Science, Marie Stanbro; II,
Mrs. John Masten. 9Th d.
ade, George E. Swain; 7th, Mamie
9th, Mary Satterfield; 5th,
tie Baker; 4th, May Jones; 3rd, Ha-
Griffith; End, Edith Smith; 1st, II
ura Belle Kennerly. Miss Kennerly
s been added to the force in place
Miss Mary McCabe who is now II
s. Fred Greenly.
The Five Hundred Club was enter II
ned at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
rTV ThOmisOn last wool and Tuera III
at the home of Mr.. and III
s. F. S. Gates this week. II
little Elizabeth Satterfield was a re-
1T Philadelphia visitor but not be- III
: used to being away from home
! became homesick and returned
ne.
}. B. Tharp was Philadelphia Wis
r last Monday: II
squire Quillen is spending the week
h his parents. This is home COM
week. II
Iiss Olive Steele after spending
week with Harrington friends is
" on a visit at Millville.
Dr. and Mrs. Riggan of New York
y is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. L.
)p and family.
Iiss Ann Messick of Philadelphia
out of town friends at
home of her grandmother.
'. w. Sharp was the guest of
1nesday.
ayard Adams is now employed at
'rington Candyland.
he proudest boy in town was lit
Harry Adams after taking first