Milford chronicle., 1930-05-09

March 10, at meetings of the P. I.
A. and Chamber of Commerce.
March "a, a referendum election
was held at Harrington school TO
decide if Harrington Special School
District would accept the several
rural districts in a consolidation.
Results of election were 15S votes
to accept with not a dissenting vote
against.
March 81 a referendum election
was held in the several rural dls-
tricts to decide if to consolidate, re-
sulting as follows for consolidation;
Marvels "a and 12; Mastens Corner
10 tn 12: Prospect 21 to 20. Against
consolidation: Maple Grove 80 to /;
Raughleys 80 to 21; Potash 20 10
10: Thomas "a to A; Smiths and An
dersons both voting against, Little
Mastens and Powells having ple'i-
ously consolidated with us.
August 8, the referendum eIecIlUh
was held and the vote for consoh-
dation was unanimous. L. u. Mar
kert. D. B. Tharp, H. S. HARRINGTON
and w. T. Moore were elected as
members of the Harrington Building
Commission and Immediately they
took I'M in detail the size, style ana
local requirements in determining
what would best suit the school
needs of Harrington.
October 5 and 8, 1928, meetings. ol
the local Building Commission were
held to check two sets OF plans;
lone plan showing the present ana
new building Joined and the other
showing two separate unlts).
October 10. 1928, Supreme Court
Room. State House, Dover, Della
ware, meeting of the harrington
Building Commission called win
the following in attendance: Messrs'
q G Williams, L. M. Price, }. 3.
Wilson. John Shilling, w. 7. Moore,
D. R. Tharp, H. S. Harrington, }. o.
Messner. ]. o. Betelle, A. j. Taylor
and L. G. Markert.
After a general discussion OF tne
two sets of plans from all angles II
was decided to accept the separate
unit planconsisting OF tnIIIeeH
| rooms and auditorium.
Funds available at this time Delng
S96 900 90 by State Board and So
174.OO by the loca district total
$1O1, ,174.0O. g..
November %, 1928. Supreme Court
Room, State House, Dover, delaware
-2:3O D. M, meeting of the Har-
rington Building Commission called
Those present were Messrs. u .
Williams, L. NJ. Price, J. P. Cam, )
6. Wilson, H. v. Holloway, J. 0. Be
telle. A. ]. Taylor, w. T. Moore, D
B. Tharp, H. S. Harrington, }. Z.
Messner, and L. G. Markert'
Chairman Moore stated that the
meeting was called for the purpose
of irving to decide definitely all de-
tails of the proposed school build
ing.
After a thorough discussion "nC
upon recommendation of Betelle anC
Tavlor. architect and engineer, as tC
hetter of the two plans, and on mo
tion of Markert and seconded b!
price that the plans of separate
INIT together with several changes
as agreed upon be accepted as thu
nermanent plan, which was agreed
70 Messrs. Betelle and Taylor wer'
authorized to ask fOr bids on t"'
different plans Zone for eleven ant
the other for thirteen rooms ana au
ditorium building).
January II, 1929, Supreme Cour
Room. State House, Dover, oeia
ware Building Commission met witt
tbe following present: Messrs. G: :
Williams. L. M. Price, H. V. Holio
nav w. T. Moore, D. r. Tharp' II
s harrington, J. G. Messner, ); =
Retelle, A. J. Taylor and l.. l. Mar
kert. .-.., +Lo+ +b
,,ooting was called to decide furthe
- cbsncas of details, and on mo
~ tion hv Harrington and seconded D
Die pTica that plans as changed be &c
aanted as final. On motion by Har
.i1oton and seconded by IhaI
tIa+ ttr4 Messrs. Betelle and Taylor pro
ooad coed with securing bids, TO De Op
oned at eleven o'clock a. m'' 5u Su
D,. Dreme Court Room, State House, Do
'eH 1iiorch Is, 1929, the Building Com
.,iseion met as above stated an
tlitS'- tlid" for Harrington School Bulldln
o.u% ononed. Those present were; ID.
T4p"1Iowav. w. T. Moore, D. Is. lharl
e1oie harrington, A. J. Taylor an
Markert. .,,on. ord amount
oaw he seen by referring 10 NIL NIL
'n"s i4os of meeting held in March an
isted % as exhibit I'D. -, o
'lsse .ornt of lowest base DID Wa
90 a 491 90 for thirteen room plal
Sl3O'4A1,,,T+ of lowest base hid wa
Al A,iooO go oO for eleven room plan.
SltO,01Tt tn,eoTnt available at this tim
g1O1 ,174.OO. o. defarred
further action was oelerIeG ,t.;, !.
tic f. time to see if the State 5 Leglsl,
TINS 'o will provide further 1unus
Iu1T nuaTa ND the difference. no,,r
maxi ahe4onber 16, twenty-eight rept
dtjve SepJ persons assembled IN a.!
seItaCl ~ call. and after a general ol
wer o, " of the problem and on a ro
5uSSt taa following persons express,
ttSamselves tSa, as being favoraoie 10 ~ ~
n nisn as presented by the huiiuii
] Commission. HARRINGTON. ]
haI nes Norman Outten, H.
J. l. .;n ToW w S. McCabe, Claren
Qulllen Thomas Bradley, c. {: Lor
wilson TIi IN Holden. Thee; .itoat Hatrl9g'1 n
Thanp Fl RI W. 7. Moore s'1ii1an Willis cIITsG FTS3
U: , w, I G. Messner, Mrs. D.
S O'Nedl, D. 1xr n CcOtf w