Milford chronicle., 1926-11-26
Harrington
Harrington Chamber DISCUSSES
New Site For Plant

Harrington CnamDeE DlSq"S'O"
New Site For Plant l
The regular monthly feetlhg Vi
the Harrington Chamber OIL Ooi!l-
merce was held Tuesday Vehlhs III
Town Council rooms, win very
good number present. SeyPIal slll'lil
business matters wer tulscusS'eu
80 +ho nroner action tken. The
-, - bI,sinoss +o come 1bfore the
meeting was the discuss pm on GnG
new manufacturing plant oI the POI
Edmunds Co. The conn fttee nav,
ing the work in charge reporteu
that several building sites tor tne
plant had been considered ana tile
choice site that appeals pest 10 Ine
owners of the company is locateu On
the main HarringtOn-MilEor Eord nlsn-
way, within a short diStallce oI Ine
business center. Of the Two laIeSI
locations that have been fonsluereu'
the one mentioned above Is conslu-
cred the best because tpe owners
state that plenty of g1ou>DrilS5nit l5il
light is needed in plant OF thls
character. If the plant is locateu On
this site in question it will lace tle
highway on a lot 100 b! zUU lee''
with a forty-foOt street vest ol tne
lots. The nearest residence TO the
east of the lots will be 80 teet uls-
tant. Mr.. Edmunds has PROMISED
the committee a buildinS LhaI VIII
be a credit to the community, ana
no doubt the front to the Dulldlng
line will be sodded in a lawn ana
flower gardens in keeping with the
other yards in that section. Ine
committee also reported a cAecK III
hand from the company coward the
purchase of the lots. The Cnanfoer
of Commerce also placed $zOO at
the disposal of the com mlttee, n
finance committee of three from
both the Peoples Bank ana Ine
First National Bank met Iuesuay
afternoon and discussed the propo-
sition, took favorable ACTION ana
submitted their proposal to the
company Their proposition IS con
sidered very fair and it rs thousht
the company will accept WITHOUT
hesitation.
Discussing a nuisance thaI eA-
lists in the rear of the ItarrlnSton
Bakery, Printing Office ana oIneI
stores in the vicinity, councilman
Bailey was present and slateu Cna'
all cases of this character came
under the supervision of the SIdte
Board of Health-that there mas
not been any local board OF healIn
for two years. A report OF conol-
tiOns will be made to the Boaru OF
Health, and it is very Ii kelly prop
erty owners will be cOnppelled to
correct the nuisance. Thl le meeting
then adjourned to meet Rgaln on
call after a report has Deen re-
ceived from the Sol Edmlpnds Com
pany on the building pro otect.
Harrington Century Club Notes
The regular meeting of the Har-
rington Century Club wa S held II
the club house, Tuesday afternoon
and despite the terrible weather
there was q large attendai ilce. Dur
ing the business meeting report
was made on the luncheon served al
the institute. The sum of Rl2.46 was
cleared at the luncheon. Mrs. k. ~
Jones, chairman Of the gard party
committee, gave her report, statlng
$29.43 made, and as there IS SUI
q small amount of candy for salP
there may be a little, more money
to be added to this fund. The clqt
feels the chairman and per co1n'
mittee are to be cOngra tulated p1
their successful party. Al check ~
$12 was received from THE BoosEel
Glass for the use of the club house
The program for the dayJ on "AFt'
and Crafts" with Mrs. u. B. Har
ringIOn, Mrs. Ella Wilson, and Mis-!
Laura Fleming in CHARGE could no
be carried out as they had planned
as most of their tai Is to havt
come from Out-of-td nd due tt
the storm, they cogls m}aka thu
trip. Two features " interes
were Mrs. Elijah ClyfISS who dem
onstrated crocheting and rag-rul
work, and Mrs William Fl. Knox
who will soon celebrate her 82nC
birthday, who demonstrated the ust
of the spinning wheel. Starting
with the raw material and finally