Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-02-08
Harrington
DelmarVia-Penn Fair Association
Holds Interesting Session

About hundred prominent officials
and friends of the various Fair Assoc
Citations, gathered here last week for
the annual meeting of the circuit
Prior to the opening of the meeting
the guests were entertained bv the
Kent and Sussex Fair Association
with banquet given at the local Cen
fury Club rooms by the club women.
Alfred Raughley, former superin-
tendent of grounds, at the local fair.
performed the role of POSTMASTER. in
very fine fashion. Several after dinner
speeches were made by prominent
men connected with the different fairs
and the following were among those
who gave short talks: Robert K. Jones
of Harrington, Republican County
Chairman; Mr.. Miller, Salisbury, Md:
MT. Crockett, Pocomoke City, Md;
, Judge Davidson, Wilmington; w. H. !
Goshen, president of the National
Trotting Association; Dewey Sapp,
Houston for the boys and girls cluhs.
Mr.. Lake, secretary Cambridge Fair |
Association; DR.. Hammond of George
town.
At the center table, covers were
laid for the POSTMASTER, president and
vice president of each of the fairs on
the circuit.
Following the speeches and the ban
quet, the representatives retired to
Passmore Hall, where the business
session was held. The main business
TO come before the meeting was the !
arranging of the schedule for the op- :
ening of the fairs on the circuit. s
The following dates have been ar 7
ranged: =
Harrington: July 20, 80. 81, August :
1875 days. 7
Cambridge: August 5. 6, z, 8, 81 i
days.
Tasley, Va: August u, 10, IA, Is, q
1916 days. q q
Pocomoke, Md: August 10, 20, 81, f,
22-4 days. :,
Salisbury, Md: August 26, 27, %, 20 =
a days.
West Chester, Pa: September 2. 8,
4, 5-4 days.
New Castle, State Field and Agri- ri
culture Association: September 9, 10, T.
IL and r. III
The representatives of Kent and th
Sussex Fair then interview several an
representatives of Carnival Compan- ba
les, and signed a contract with the er
West Show Co. This show held the pa
contract last year and is a twenty du
one car carnival, with IA shows and on
seven riding devices. Additional at
fractions will be fire works each ev- we
ening and seven big acts of vaudeville. de-
AS yet the contract has not been sign Ma
ed for the vaudeville acts, the secre- A.
tary deferred naming the various acts. Sir
Harrington Century Club me
The program of the Harrington Pri
Century Club on Tuesday, January 20 " y
was most interesting one. After "a
short business session the meeting aO'
was turned over to Mrs. Mary E. Dick Gu en
erson, chairman for the afternoon. HOO
Subject: Delaware" She read a mes pa
sage from the Archives of Delaware. De l
Mrs. C. F. Wilson played Third Valse
LmprOmptu," by Rathbun. Mrs. J. w. tne
Sheldake had several prints of How SUI
lrd Pyle and Stanley M. Arthurs Sno
paintings. She also gave a short = p, Ia
sketch Of the "De Vries Colony at an =
lwaanendael 1851 (Lewes, DELAY by
stanley M. Arthurs. Mrs. L. T. Jones u u uC
lad prepared a paper on American US us
indians" Mrs. J. BartlestOne render e eIat
d, Song of Love from Blossom enai
ime." Mrs. W. w. Sharp read a short " =
tory, "Methodism on this Peninsula" N
ebrnarv 5tb in the sfternoon mis- boys
in he an oner. rooo+inoy D T. Loves the
i'll discnss the .Rot P 4s "a Plan 9HT1S ing
be noneic will he y, obororo of NTrs tice
F. Wilson. i've
SIT, C,.aa D..ou,4- D. the t
"The Charm SCHOOL,
The senior oIoss of tho IIo,.,in.,+o,, TIL
ieb School nroSon4ad e. to- ms sot Harr
We drama .arbo CI,or,,, c,aboo1 ~ this
aese Tbo9+ro Iost ~ IS.; =. S'-4Oo TIT
10 theatre hold oapoo;+,, ,,.o,-l5 Ladie
4 from tbo onn1o,,So 80, az 5;e will
rent n7erobor, e. ~ go - ence
1Ix their narts avo-I,oI'o soo-,1oJ ~ ing.
iov The NOV 20 az S,1i Ill '1lt,ot ~ Mis-
The scene in act one was laid in 4 Rnitt
W York and Austin Bevans is Tilted W." III
cause of his financial standing. In u. MI
two, the scene is portrayed in the Va We an
in Hall of the School, a sensation C lols,'
created when the new principal ar OS "a
es, soon after serious love affairs W. ,
'ur. The drama closes, when the S SRgnt
ubles of everybody except George NJ No
Miss Curtis are over. 4.i NJ
liss Laura Belle Kennerly, men, a. s.o---0U
OF the teaching corp of the high N'' Sirs
ool' gave several musical selec- ~ - p
is on the piano between the acts. ~ -ui -
he cast follows: Austin Bevans, ~ -
liam Cahall; an automobile sales - ~" -
1 with ideas. David Mackenzie, 80 80
and S. Pepper, law student con- III SUnes :,
red impractical. George Boyd, ]. AZ ~ D II
win Shobe, an expert accountant is MS
ing to cooperate. Jim Simpkins ~ D. n n
Tim Simpkins, E. Belmont Simp- Us D " "
and VIM. Marine WEIGH, twins, US MS. "
toll not and have never serious T Tlaiy
n Cain o,,orJ;o,. - ~, SoI 41 Charlie
l, Agatha Hughes. Miss Hayes, G Gne 8 ue
ldent of the sen or class, Ruth D. nary
kman. Miss tbs, a secretary, LAW !
'thy Tharp. SallIe P2yd, u. mem spent
of the class, Alice L. Richards. 0OS, be
lei Doughty, Irene r. Curtis. Ethel MISS
vim, WinOma 1. Thompson. Alix nome a
'ier, Leila A. Wilson. Lillian Stat tle pas
Vena V. Thompson. Madge Kent, annie
n E. BetsOn; Charlotte Gray, Pau MIS-
WEIGH. Edna Gordon, Amy r. Weuhes
les. Betty Brown, Rachel I. Price last wee
lie Darnley, Anna R. Rose, and MISS
members of the class. was d
Chief Lutz Visits Harrington '''I NI,. q,
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