Milford chronicle., 1926-06-18
Harrington
Harrington Firemen Quickly
EXtinguish Blaze

Late Friday afternoon the lOCdI
fremen were summoned to the nome
of J. A. Griffith, to eXtingush hre
which had its origin in pile Oh
rubbish in the rear of his lot ana
then spread to a small one story
chicken house in the rear OF the
home of Tom Jones. Quick work on
the part of the firemen, with the use
of one 35 gallon tank of chemicals
quickly extinguished the blaze.
Kinsey Carpenter of Washington
d. c., is spending some time with
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. W.
Roe. ,..,.,. /
Mrs. Harry BOnham ana chllureh
of Newark have been recent guests /
of Senator and Mrs. c. D. Murphy.
Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey OF Del
mar spent a part of last week WIFI
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Tee.
With the close of school for this
tarm most of the teachers have re-
turned to their homes for the sum-
mer vacation. Part of the teachers
will return to us next school term.
prof Rex Won Berenstein to Cobles-
ki1I. n Y; Prof. G. Paine to Mlchl-
gan: Prof. c. w. Murray to Whining
ton: Miss Edith Hoover, Carllsle'
pa Miss Estella Campbell to Pen
ola Va. Supt. Won Berensteln ana
prof Paine will not return next year:
Miss Agatha Hughes has accepted
q nosition with the Murphy & Hayes
Lumber Company. -,
Theodore Smith is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. A. NJ. Pollett at
Stockton, Md.
DIR. and Mrs. Elderdlce nave re-
turned to their home at Oxford, Mo-
after spending the past two weeks
with local friends.
Robert Grier of PleasantVllle, N
is visiting his grandparents, MI
and Mrs. Garrett s Harrington.
William SneatF nas resigned MS
nosition as che Leur for senator
Charles D. Murphy and will go 10
Wilmington for employment.
Mrs. Sewell Knox has returned
home very much improved after be-
inc confined to a hospital for sew
eral weeks. .. Ma
called upon old friends here IhlS
week. 1.,oi,o
The Misses huLu anu
Eitzgerald are spending some time
With their grandparents, Mr.. ana
NIre William Marsh at Carlisle, Ia
Fred s. Bailey and o. G. Passmore
Sre handling special duty WIN tne
pennsylvania Railroad Company at
York, Pa, for month. o
Alonzo T. DickersOn OF Smyrna
oirc1ed among friends here Saturday
Lester Emory of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents MI
and Mrs. Benz. A. Emory.
Mrs. Harry Wright of Phlladelphla
snent the weekend with Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ernest Wright.
Edwin Tee of Middletown spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Tee. -.-.,.. 80 Dol
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wilson Oh Fal-
nvra, N. j., were guests OF MI. anu
Mrs Herman Johnson Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. weston
of Wilmington spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Jones.
MANY Enjoy Children's Day
Program
Several hundred filled the malI
auditorium and the Sunday schooI
room at the NJ. P. Church, SUNDAY
evening for the annual Children
Dav exercises given by the nttlt
tots and young folks OF the scIool'
Long before p. M, the Time lol
the services, the church was hlleo u
canacity and many sat in the WIN
dows or stood up in the rear Oh III
church. Several more returned hom
after finding the church crowoeo
while others stood on the OUTSIDE
Much credit for the splendid pro
cram must be given the commute
who had charge of the program an
the training of the children. Mrs IN
M Eberhard was chairman OF Tn
committee and she was ably asslste
nv Mrs. ]. B. Mitchell, Mrs. Ernes
Raughley and Mrs. Harry Tee.
The church orchestra made It's II
itial appearance last Sunday evenln
and wonderfully added to the pre-
cram which was as follows:
violin solo. Theodore Smith.
Opening chorus by school, "Prals
Songs in His Temple Ring.
Prayer, Rev. E. H. Collins paste
of NJ. E. Church.
Recitation, we We4COLl0
Betty Lee O'Neal.
Recitation, "Children's Day we
come" Junior LeKites.
Recitation, "a Message OF we
cone." Anna Sabitsky.
Recitation, welcome" Eliza An
norman. ~
Song trio, "Jesus Wants Us
Helm" Mary Ann Fleming, Franc
O'Neal and Francis Rash.
Recitation, Amanda Rash.
Song by school, Rejoice. Graz
Children's Day is Here" =,
Exercise, Miss Margaret and II
Flowers"
Recitation, '"The Childrens hlne
Katheleen and June Wyatt
Recitation, Ruth Raughley.
Exercise, "My Land" by Robe
Smith, Harry Tee and Randolph Co
per.
Song, class of boys.
Exercise by five little girls, "Ch
dren Across the Sea-"
Song by school, Tribute TO III
Pay"
Recitation, Matilda Billings.
Recitation, Emma Kemp.
Exercise, 'Four Leaf Clovers."
Recitation, "The Birth Of Oh
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