Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
HARRINGTON

Preliminary arrangements are beinl
made to hold a monthly Dollar Day IL
Harrington. If this day is conducted anC
set ASIDE as a special Bargain Day, il
should prove a great thing for Harring-
ton ana vicinity. 1t is sincerely urged
that all the merchants will cooperate
with the committee to make lhlS plan a
success. Friends interested should make
a special effort to look over the mer-
chandise on these dates, and it is sure
that local business men Will give much
more for your money then you can buy
elsewhere The next meeting OF the Com
mittee will be held December 9th.
The local w. Z. 4. u. held its regular
session at the home of Mrs. Wesley Har-
rington this week, with quite large at
tendance.
ca, Ky, are spending some time with
MIR. ana Mrs. John Clymer
We are sorry to report the death OF
Jack Saunders, colored, whose death &C
CURED from the railroad wreck on the
p. & r. road. Jack was one OF the pest
liked colored men of this section, ana as
a contractor in Pennsylvania, he was
, making u success of lie. ,.+
The National ConcertierS, the NrSI
number of the Lyceum Course, conduct
ed by the Harrington high school, was
great success, with quite an apprecla-
tive audience. The proceeds are 10 Oe
applied to the piano fund, whlen - Is
good cause, so let everybody 90 thelr
Have you signed one of the petitions t
of the Good Roads Commttee4 II not
better look one up ana ID Slgn tbia It, Cause eei0i0
NIr. and Mrs Charles Hopkins nave
mGIVed to New Castle l. ~,
10 c. Passmore has been out 20 Col
Xxnbus. Ohio, this week, doing commit
tee work for the Brotherhood Railway
fSignalmen of America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Cain are now oc-
cupying their property on Fleming 81
lust recently purchased from Mrs H. D.
The prohibition director would do well
to nav Harrington a call some SATURDAY
night; he might find plenty to do. There
seemed to be plenty OF hone-pre" III eV
idence last Saturday evening,
Wanted-A good man for Chlet OF 70
lice. Don't we need one that is not
afraid to serve a warrant tor the arrest
of violators of the law. All the drunken+ drum en-
ness of last Saturday evening anu hoI
one arrest made as yet. ,,--s---
Mrs. A. NJ. Wolcott left last Tuesday
for Petersburg, Fla, where she Will
spend the winter. e .,..z 4,,,,
Martin Shaw, formerly Of TINS town
and who has been with the DUPONT Co,
for several years, has been transferred 10
Muskogee, Okla. After a snort WISH ne!E i,5
with his parents, he and his 1amlly VIII
leave for his new position. ,...,o 5o,,o.,,
Mrs. M. F. Fitzgerald and little daugh-
ter left last Tuesday for Carlisle, Fa''
to visit her parents. She will visit there
until after the Christmas nouuayS
The last monthly meeting OF HATING
ton Fire Co., No. 1, for the year 1Szl, ,
was held in their rooms at the Fire
House last Monday evening. In response
to an announcement that they wouio
hold a smoker on the same night, quite
a number of the firemen were in attend
ance Nomination and election of officers /
for the new year was also scheduled to |
+oIre Dlace. and the following officers /
We're chosen for 1922: President, VIM. W. /
Sharp: vice-president, Geo. r. Swain; (
secretary, H. c. Tee; financial secretary
Herman johnson; treasurer, Geo. w:
Swain; chief, Jas. L. Harmstead; ISL
Asst, George B. Potter; End Asst, II.
g. Tee; chaplain, J. M. Holmes ana eX-
ecutive committee, Alfred Raughley, Dr.
H E. Thomson and John w; SheldraKe:
The reorganization plan OF the company
will be along the lines of active and hon
orary membership. The active member
shin to contitute 80 members, besides the
three officers; there is now an opening
for about is young men Of good moral
character to complete the enrolment OF
active members. The active roll can be
yotten at Sharp & Flemings drug store.
The dues of the company for the ensu-
ng year will be one dollar. The execu-
i've committee is given full authority 10
sav who shall use the hall The chlef
md his assistants are to check up on the
,nI1innnent of the company and make the
necessary recommendations. The pool
able will be placed in first-class cond1-
ion, and more games put Tin operation
With a view of making the rooms one
f the finest in the State.
District Supt. W. R. Mowbray OF Dow
r spent Tuesday with Mrs A O. FIem- I
1g.