Milford chronicle., 1924-02-15
Harrington
SWarthmOre Chautauqua At
Harrington


Rext week, when the annual sessio
Of Swarthmore Chautauqua will staI
February 22nd, continuing for fou
days. Mrs. Clara Harrington, the loca
chairman, has all of her committee
busily engaged putting out advertis
ing and dispOsing of tickets.
An exceptionally good program ha
been arranged for this year as fol
lows: Opening day, Harry R. McKeen
"YOur Community in Revolution" alst
the ROwles Robertson Co., presenting
Miss Robertson, a soprano and Mr.
ROwles a baritone. Second day, thu
SwarthmOre Trio, presenting Mis-:
Charlotte Chamberlain, Miss Martha
Johnson and Miss Blanche Raymond
On Sunday, an open date, a special
free entertainment will be held at the
M. E. Church. A movement is now on
foot to get all the churches to close
for this occasion, but we are informed
that President Humphreys of the
Maryland conference, will pay his an
nual visit to Harrington on this date.
Monday, the closing day, Junior
Chautauqua Pageant" "Her Family on
Display" Concert by Happy Hawaii
Company" illustrated travelogue.
Harrington Century Club
The regular meeting of the Har-
rington Century Club was held on
Tuesday, February 5th, with Mrs. Lor-
en- B. Harrington, presiding.
The meeting was opened with the
son, America the Beautiful" then
business matters and citizenship were
discussed.
Mrs. Garrett S. Harrington was
elected State Representative of the
club. The name of Mrs. Solomon Sapp
was presented to the club for MEM
bership and she was unanimously |
elected.
The meeting was then given over
to the chairman. of the day, Mrs. c. !
Fred Wilson, who had prepared an es-
pecially fine program, which program
was devoted to the memory of former
President Woodrow Wilson. She read
the proclamation of President Cool
idge.
Mrs. Garrett S. Harrington, Mrs.
Lorenza Jones and Mrs. Brown Smith,
assisted with the program by reading !
several interesting articles on Wood (
row Wilson from the editorials of the \
Philadelphia papers. Music and songs I
appropriate for the occasion were also r
rendered.
Harrington News Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooden Sapp Of Wyan- f
ett, Ill, and Mrs. Alfred Raughley are e
spending some time in Baltimore on
account of Mr.. Raughley being in a L
Baltimore Hospital. S
Mrs. Ora P. MoWbray spent Monday a
on shopping trip to Philadelphia. q
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Sharp enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Dean on S
the latters birthday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. James Killen enter e,
tained a number of friends at dinner
recently The following were among oil
those present: Mr.. and Mrs. William oil
and daughters, Misses Ethel Ia
and Blanche of MillsbOro, Mrs. George OF
]. Williams and daughter Jane of Will id
mington, Miss Cora Johnson, Houston, nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Stevens of Will ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Massey NJ
md Mrs Elizabeth Cooper of Harrlng-
on. te
The Harrington High School basket til
ball quintet was severely walloped at
Seaford last Tuesday evening. ed
At a recent meeting of the Farmers Cc
Exchange, Eugene Vanderwende, was Fo,
appointed manager of the exchange an
o succeed Wesley J. Satterfeld, re- MI
iigned. Reports had been circulated nj,
hat they would close up business, but
ccording to the new manager this is bo
mistake, and business will continue Do
nder the new manager.
The pupils at the Harrington High ~.
chOol were dismissed at p. m. last CO..,
Wednesday for the purpose of gather NV
lg at different radio stations in town
} get the funeral services of former c.,
resident Wilson. The flag on the 10, TO-
Ugh school building will be flown at ~
alf mast for thirty days.
Brintain Raughley of Philadelphia
as a recent guest of his father, AL
ed Raughley, who is seriously ill.
The stOrk visited the home of Mr. L
i'd Mrs. Ralph Brown and left them sur
little visitor, James Huey Brown by stol
lme. KEEP
Dr.. Howard Clymer, a prominent l1no
ntist of Philadelphia, visited his ced'
rents here, Mr.. and Mrs. John ely tie
er. Upon his return to Philadelphia will
will leave for Florida on six due
eeks' vacation. bral
Miss Geneva Billings has resigned bacl
r position at the W. e. Jacobs de- cred
rtment store and has accepted tor
e position with Barrett S. Harring- Chri
/. Her place which she vacated is IT
ed by Miss Lottie Hatfield of Farm whit
ytOn. few
Mrs. T. L. Wingate is assisting in for
store of Garrett S. Harrington few
S week, after which she will take sort
her duties as cashier and secre- whe
y with the firm of Smith & Raugh- scho
, gents furnishing store. the
Irs. Fred Green has returned to fishe
home at MoorestOwn, N. J., after RI
nding the past three weeks with rect
and Mrs. Herman Brown. weat
frs. A. P. Lewis and Mrs. L. c. Gotta
es will spend the coming weekend ty. n
h Mrs. Charles Westron of Will by B
gton. Ira
[rs. Annie P. Lewis attended club ed OF
cheon at Dover this week. son q
fired Raughley who has been very We
for some time was taken to Balti- ular
e on Saturday by DR.. w. T. Chip for a
1 and placed under the care of DR.. full II
edenwald, a specialist. for obser- spert
on. need
rs. Ella Friedel of Bridgeville and oP a {
S. W. Whitelock of Philadelphia, ilv."
e been recent guests of Mr.. and BeI