Milford chronicle., 1926-11-26

the ball of yarn ready fo@knitting.
The hostesses served refreshments
after which the club adjourned;
Harrington and BridgeViIle
Play ScOreless Tie,
Harrington High and Bridgeville
High Soccer teams battled through
a scoreless game yesterday after
noon, on the local high school
grounds. Bridgeville won the kick
off and had the advantage of chOos-
ing the goal with the wind to their
backs. W. Graef, center for Bridge
Vile, was easily the star, while NJ.
Collins, center half-back for the To-
calls, played best. 1t was Graef who
blocked a kick made by G. Taylor
in the last half with only 10 min
utes more to play, In the first
half the visitors were continually in
trouble when the locals kept the
ball in the visitors goal most of the
time. Harrington now stands a
good chance of competing for the
D. I. A. A. honors. They have lost
only one game and played three tie
games, while Greenwood, the near
est rival, has lost one and played
one tic game. Each team has sew
eral more games to play before the
schedule closes. The game schedul-
ed here with Lewes on November
26th, has been postponed on ac-
count OF a holiday in the schools.
Several of the regulars who have
been out of the game for some
time, will be eligible for the re-
mainder OF the season.
Mrs, r. Z. Lewis AZ
p. II A. Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting oil
the Harrington Community Assocla-
tion was held at the high school
Monday evening. An especially hne
program was arranged in keeping
with the season. Mrs. R. d. Lewis
president of the State Parent
/ Teacher Association, was present
with the State program.
Thirteen Plus" given by the Jul
/ ior Class of the high school, II
/ Reese Theatre, Friday night, was
q great success. Over 500 were II
attendance. The class will me-
+ about 500.
The chicken salad and oyster sup
/ per given by the ladies Of the Z. y
of A. for the Harrington Band was
also a success. The band will have
net proceeds of about SIS. A layer
cake chanced off was won by Con
rad Sabitsky. He donated it bacl
to the band and it sold at auction
for S1.3O, being purchased by vii
liam A. Smith.
Prof. Fitzgerald and the boys o
the agriculture class visited New
ark on Saturday for a conference
Messrs. Samuel Tharp. Earl Syl
vester and John Holloway, ant
Misses Evangeline Tharp and Pear
Cain attended the football game a
the University of Delaware on sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Powell and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Stafford, of Burrs
vile, Md, spent Sunday in Ph1ladel
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs L. G. Markert wer'
Philadelphia visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithers Harring
ton. of Dover. spent Sunday witt
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John S. Harrington.
Mr.. Algier Smith, of Chester, Pa
snent the weekend With his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Smith!
The Atlantic ThernIetite Co., o
this town, make tbsskannouncemen
that they will Sc S5art the Ierec
ton of a homo r. c. H. Keitl
at F'rederica NJ,
Mrs. c. R .t'2'a@ st. Louis Tor
merly Miss Josephine Nelson, i
spending some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Saunderso
have moved from Weiner avenue t
the Harrington property on tn
Boulevard.
Harry c. Tee, at Sharp & Fleming
Drug Store, is our local representative
For your convenience he, is authorize
to renew your subscriptions and tax
new subscriptions. He is provided wit
the necessary blanks and will issue
bonifide receipt. jlS-u
The government of Panama ha
imported 500 rifles for official use
Ought not the disarmament confer
ence do something about this?