Milford chronicle., 1922-01-06
HARRINGTON

all men who signed up as active mem
bers be present so that the new elected
officers may make the necessary assign
ments.
Rev. Frank N. Faulkner and wife were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Shaw on
Sunday
Miss Evangeline Tharp who is attend
ing school at Wilmington spent the hoh-
days with her parents.
Frank E. Hastings has vacated the
property of H. c. Tee on Nimrod street
and moved his family to Hurlock, Nd
H. c. Tee has moved his family into
his own home. Mrs. Josephine Newman
is occupying a part of the property with
Mr.. Tee.
James I, Tee has moved his family TO
Harrington from Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hall and family
spent the weekend with relatives near
Franklin City, Va.
Harry Simpson has been visiting his
Darents. Mr. and Mrs VIM. Simpson.
This has been one of the greatest sea-
sons of moving that has ever been known
in and around Harrington.
Fred S. Bailey is occupying ms prop
ertv he recently purchased from Chas'
Trice He formerly lived in the Reese
apartments over the post Office Mrs
Coutant is also occupying a part OF the
property with them.
Rev. J. T. Bailey Of Georgetown was
in Harrington New Years Day.
Mrs. Herman Roach of Georgetown Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G. Tee.
Albert Welch has moved to his proper
tv which he recently purchased on VOL
colt street.
Mr.. Brown of Delmar and Mrs. FAR
banks of Washington, D. c. were tne
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wlx sun
day. -...a
Prof. Wiley of Philadelphia visited
Harrington friends over the weekend
school again resumed operation after
a very fine vacation for the teachers
and scholars. LA
At a public sale of real estate held
here last Saturday, Mrs. L. Norris pur-
chased the Archibald Cahan property on
NIilby street.
Congratulations are in order, and they
are to be extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
nv Murphy as they are the proud parents
of a fne son. AS VIC SASSS
have failed to secure its name.
Prof. Leworthy, who is attending Kaie'
taking up a post graduate course IN as-
riculture, called on old friends part OIL
last week. oa
Miss Virginia Harrington has returned
to her duties as teacher of English IN
the Pleasantville, N. J., schools.
Prof. Shantz of Dover was Harrlng-
ton visitor a part of last week.
Miss Marian Jones who was nome
from swarthmore College for the hol-
davs. has been entertaining Prof. Hol-
lenback. of near Philadelphia
Last Friday evening the P. o. S. OF A.
elected the following officers for the hrsI
si,, months of the new year: Past Presi-
5en+ Thos. Bradley; president L. Brln-
tain Welch; vice-president' Carr NlOrHiS'
master of forms, Augustus Raugiey; re-
cording secretary, I. R. Roe; assistant
sacretarv. ]. w. Blades; financial secre-
tarv Herman johnson; treasurer, Thos' |
A weleh: chaplain, ]. w. Blades; con-
7uctor. Dennis Minner;' inspector Phll-
lin Harrington; guard, Thos. Porter
right sentinel, Albert Hearn; lett sehtl-
mel. Stanley Wyatt; trustee Clarence
Morris, for 1S months.
All ready for installation OF Officers
and Ladies' Night to be held next fr!,
1av evening, in the lodge room. An
members are requested to bring their
wives or sweethearts and get acquainted.
There will be ice cream ana CAKE anu
some. good speeches will be MADE
The members Of Campt 80, p o. p ol
=
1 inaugurated the plan OF forming
in1-ine fund from small change contrl-
,,ted on the regular meeting nights ana
he last meeting of December they went
n Fuerer's restaurant, who by the way
a brother of the camp, and partook
f ovsters. ice cream and cigars. Ihls :
Ian met with the approval Of those
resent and will be continued we SIN
ora1v hone. that more of the members
,ill be present and help swell this tund J
nd then join us on the nights thaI we
at.
Again the business men nave lapseU t
,to a state of ease and contentment, so
, sneak. It was announced few weeks !
20 through this letter that the Harring- &
m Journal had invited the business men t
Harrington to join in a discussion OF a
olding q Dollar Day. Lo, and behold
hen the night of meeting arrived only r
vo of the business men were present T
non consulting several of them the fol- v
wing morning, some had forgotten 1t,
hers were content to do what the v
hers would do and so it goes kind v
aders. Harrington business men are f,
It yet ready to open up and give you
1Nuva acruTV1 I.-
while, so I guess you will still have to p
ank up old Lizzie and go to your P
,ighbors, say Dover or Milford, where
ey appreciate your business and offer 81
IL some inducement to buy. My, Oh, h,
VI then the Door business man com
aims of business being dull and Won N
rs why his trade goes elsewhere. Mr.. ps
lsiness Man wake up, join together and p
t this thing over. It would have been
e of the biggest advertisements 1or is
arlington ever attempted. he
LAST Tuesday evening Harrington
uncil, No. 4, Jr. o. U. A. M, met in of
,ular session and nominated the fol- or
wing officers for the new year: Past m
uncelor, Elbert Stevens; councillor an
rman johnson; vice councillor, Frank an
ain; recording secretary, Geo. W. ah
ain; assistant secretary, Fred Powell; Re
ancial secretary, J. w. Dickerson; an
asurer, Harry S. Harrington; conduc- er
Samuel Johnson; warden, Alton Col lie
); inside sentinel, Luther Hatfield; to-
side sentinel, Warren Swain; trustee inl
rold Brown; chaplain, Carl Lewis; wi
egate, ]. w. Dickerson. pa
,he Ladies Aid of the M. P. Church all
. a,,4artoiDad Of fhe home of Mrs W. 2.s