Milford chronicle., 1926-05-14
Harrington
ao;on Post to Erect Flag Pole in
oIlvWood Cemetery

ahe a,, sundays and holidays. Post
'asl .t was instructed 10 purchase
J NuJ -, - for use on the graves oil vet |
relatives OF World war NeleiithS
,',. ~ secure a flag for the grave oi d /
@teran in outlying dlStrlets py "Pp,S ar7 ne
no I.egion Post. They nave aIso ar
ii for the purchase OF three more
,aTiiers for new graves 4,.r
"a q, I,,,ning with past customs the LG-
i.,, hoVs will carry on Tor tne ". y ~ !
q l',a,ans and observe Memorial Day pS
V'VV.3in,r divine services Sunday pre-
tlvHu.,,e "a, Memorial Day. This year TINS
iouo ,;oT will be observed on Memorlai
N the secret orders OF the town
~ - asked to join with the NelSt-
~ for the services, They VIII assSIi.psS ny
LIN, various headquarters ana pa
the church. 1t is hoped lilal
-, veteran in this community WIN
F.'balonging to the Legion or not WIN
ilei i Iinself of the opportunity Oh at
ending these services. ,,,., Of Atauor-
n 1av the following commltlee ,H va
I'd to look afte rthe program, M "a
d ~ zoe Elmer a. Smith, Eal ~
-, md Horace Riley. \ membership
- throughout Delaware during tHS
~. ,,aelx in May will be lnauGufateG
~ ~ ,I,e following committee was named
- handle the drive; Commander Dloo'ii'
S;.Lsrd Wiley and Benz. HihoI y ,.,.,
y u,d iad NV Theodore Harrington anu
heqTVTh ..5iT ha assisted by Earl sylvester
Iii,,er 4. Smith. They Will LOOK
~. ~ tbe decoration of graves.
fIioh school Students Dine
Iissh+een in Graduating Class
30, assemblage Of young iolhS
- nj SWANS Hotel, BouieN aeu ..'t
s,'-,1ie and state Highway, last eN eiliI,S liI'SS
7 u. N. for the annual @Julioi @ Ciass
~ = SODnOnOIG Alet25
en- ny tIirh school served the DahqueS'
I, t"o t"0,,a.ious dining room was tasleL9l-
NJ rto,ated in green and Whlte, tIle
MSS colors. In all ;-bouI loIlS
O-o seated themselves AROUND ule
w. hoard. The management u - ti,.s
IJendid menu which conslste" ~,
p,'l..,,, piei,U' so1D aux Crouton, olives celery
- - ,rherlxins. chicken salad trellSA
- noiatoes, petits pois, lemon PIE,
istschisnut ice cream, anger N"NS s--N-
iemitasse. .,l,.fo,r,ed the role
H..,,t,,,aster and Joseph harrington
- i,inior class extended greetlllsS;;
- - Sbobe responded in lew wen
IsSl.,i, - words for the seniors. a Splsil
iid address was made by j,, ouII, Flis
enbooIs Prof Rex Won BoreHstSlii, II -.
ddress was followed py sSN IL, ~ - fNc1Itv
- following members OIL tle 4"SulS' '
.iT., ne nresent; Mt. and Mrs Won boI
we're pieSTG M, and Mrs. Paine, Mr.. and
Ilsee'tli I'ss' NiiilIard Fitzgerald, Mr.. Murray
I'd the Misses Edith hoover, MAJ
nm and Wilhelmina Burnnanl' i,,,,-
The following members u ~ i1iseas
nm. cl,ss nut on the banquet the MIsH?e Ml1s9II?{s
U+t,a1, Noore. Gertrude Brown, Meme
,,,n Estella Porter, Elizabeth Oly
',. L,rna Swain, kuth Laramore anu
NC Narlert and Messrs. w lIlS.oil
.'lr,-ess Russell Day, Tharp I19TIlli'5
on. Joseph Harrington ana 'l''' -
6ra 6tN of the largest classes in the ms MS.
~ the school will graduate lhis
~, They are as follows tie -'-Is5,'t It,+i
-, Simpson. Pauline Parker hutH
|r6a,yley. Grace SOuders' Anna Nla9SS'i NJ. ~,
Solma Nlnner. Hazel Ross, 1SIese HI' -
Helen Hopkins, Clara Moore ' alio
,.s,,;o 15oralyer. Messrs. Edwin simpson
l3i,I Holloway, Darwin Shobe, GeorSs
Imam FRANKLIN Taylor, George SilOi l.
q ls,rev Locates and Maurice han
a. Inc close of the banquet lhe en-
ire party again assembled ,, - az ~.
'ri,,,t,a for a IoVie party IhrousH INC
,,,.tIs,, of the theatre management
'caTd o',l show was produced for the
chooL
Mrs. chason Entertalns Her
Music Scholars ,,.,o Of
.-i1. ta9c6er. Mrs. Grace q. Chasol' tliS
ulpils of her music class 20 IT,
heir ability as coming musicians "4'o'-
hey were deighttully entSl i,SJ1 SyliI,SG, ,fre
Several of the little tots trlelius W 49, 80
.,,.seDt for the musicale The puplls al Z
N +airino violin or piano lessons anu
~, Of Them performed their part u
he program very well. Jonathan ~
ON who is but six years OF age 5isi ua5
played unusual ability py piayiais pcaaseT q '''''
Mi niano duet with his teacher ,.o
r., ba musicale SelGcLlOllS W. -
.o,1dered the rest of the afternoon was
spent in playing games sultapIe ~ - ~
-ounpsters. Refreshments coHslsIiiI5 "
ce cream, cake and candy were SCI
The following were present; me 1 ne
N1jeees F,sther Moore, Ruth Moore @ @2aI
80 Masten. Ellen Coulbourne, CaIhS1 II,
- Colhourne. Margaret ColDourne, II
liso Sbinnan. Nsereta Manship' Mace
line Tharp, Sarah Evelyn moore, Io1IS,, oe.I O.
'Iifton and Virginia O,Neal, NtTiito~
ohm Manship, Wilson Mansmp' Milton Milo,
obitslv Wendell Stewart, Lewis has Has
ings. Atlee Link, Theodore Slmltn I4ll;,..rl aiiu
TaTafban Willis Clifton, all OF HarIiLS
~, onJ Miss Dorothy Travis and VIII
lam Blizzard of Rehoboth.
Harrington Lodges Hold
Fraternity Night"
An the lodges of Harrington ASSEM-
ed i'm p. o. $. of A. Hail lasI even . 2
or an evening of speeches anu solle
mark the first time the local secret se1.t+Ioa., 01
hers ever attempted TO get - ~
WITH a more friendly spirit, ana 10 op
serve the so called "FTaternlty Nlghl.
+ is estimated that at least one nun, nun
Hired were present. just tllCSSii'
handed down from the supreme I'm, IS;..a
nander of the Maccabees, MISS -'lIi'l DUO
ri. West it was soon accepted ny iIee'i nc =
v ali of the secret orders as DeiilS
sood thing. Soon various committees
6vere appointed, with the result tIa'
fhev had worked out an excellent pro-
ram Jr. Past State Councillor SWAIN
bf the Ir. 0. u. A. NJ. acted as cha1lr-
6an of the evening, as each .;5lr- speaNee IN
WAS introduced, some witty saying ""S
added to the Introduction. ,.,,
State President Herman Johnson
State Guard Harry G. Tee ana Nopie
irand w. r. Massey of CHOSEN L IlellUS l
lodge of Odd Fellows, We're the pro
gram committee. The ladies OF the Mac
"a bees handled the refreshments
The following numbers made up the
program: Opening song, Star Spah6lG;u
Banner" invocation. Rev. %. n: Col
ms; address of welcome, G. W. swan
Purpose of Fraternity Day, 19!tI, 1SSI,
Mrs. Freda Eberhard and Mrs. IulLI
Ryan they responded to an enchore
sidress, Harry 6. Tee, Boost Your
Community" recitation, Willard west
eornet solo, Lester Ewing; recltatlohl
cecil Ryan, when Father Rode the
coat;" greetings from Supreme COM
nander of Maccabees, Mrs. HarrleI'
Oerrickson; recitation, Elmer West; ad-
Hress, Rev G. A. Morris; address, Rev.
B. H. Collins recitation, Hattie May
Belts; Closing song, "America." Whlle
he eats were disappearing, Edward
Harriet, piano, and Lester Ewing cor
pet, entertained with a varied program
IF ragtime and popular songs.
Harrington Century Club Notes
The regular meeting of the Harring-
on Century Club was held in the Club
House Tuesday afternoon with quite
large attendance.
Mrs. L. B. Harrington presided over
he meeting for the last time as presl-
ient. Her term having expired ana
Mrs. G. Hall Riggin was elected the