Milford chronicle., 1932-05-06
HARRINGTON

For the second time in the las
two days the Harrington flremel
were called out to extinguish sligh
fires. Yesterday morning they were
summoned to the blacksmith shoI
of Zack Hatfield on Clark street. The
firemen responded very quickly but
employees in the shop and in an
adjoining garage of Warren T.
Moore had the fire out when the
company arrived. The damage was
very slight.
The girls and five boy members of
the Senior Glass of Harrington high
school started their annual Wash
ingtOn trip yesterday morning. Miss
LeOna Dickrager, member of the
school faculty, and Fred Parker ac-
cOmpanied the students as chape-
rons. The class assembled at the
high school and left by bus. Dur
ing their stay in Washington they
will be guests at the Hotel COntinen-
tai. The return trip will be made
on Sunday.
Mrs. w. c. LeKites is spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. r. l..
McGOwan, at Kenilworth, Ill.
Overt three hundred and fifty were
served suppers ut the annual chick
en- salad and friend oyster supper
served by the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the Harrington Fire Company on
Wednesday evening. The net pro-
ceeds have not yet been announced
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company was
held Monday evening. The old fire
truck which was undergoing repairs
with few changes and new coat of
paint has been returned. The local
fire laddies are just about the proud
est company in the state. They have
a new fire house and two pieces of
first class fire fighting equipment.
The annual supper served last week
was great success. According to
The chairman the net proceed will
be about $275.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wright, of
Philadelphia, are spending a few
lays with the latter's parents, Mr.. |
md Mrs. c. N. Grant.
The quarantine has been removed |
rom the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell |
ner Tee. Their son has recovered |
rom light case of Scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Vernon, of
llmira. N. Y, spent Saturday with
he latter's mother. Mrs. w. l.. Ken
lerly.
Miss ElVa Reese is spending the
leXt week with her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Velch, at South Bridge, Mass.
The Sock Social conducted by the
lucky Dozen class of the M. p.
sunday school and given in the
chOol annex on Friday evening, was
decided success. The little girls
ealized about $40 from their ef-
Orts.
At the regular weekly meeting of
he Harrington New Century Club
eld last week officers for the new
ear were elected. The result being
s follows: president, Mrs. Donald
Yeist; first vice-president, Mrs. E.
Y. White; second Vice-president,
Irs. Herbert Denney; secretary,
lrs. Clyde Miller; treasurer, Mrs.
ulster Rogers: trustee, Mrs. Fred
wilson; director of state board, Mrs.
l.. Harmstead; auditors, Mrs. w.
7. Sharp and Mrs. Norris C. Adams.
elegates to the State Federation of
YOmen's Clubs which meets at Re
oboth in May, are Mrs. j. l.. Harm
lead and Mrs. T.. W. White; alter
ates, Mrs. l.. B. Harrington and
RS. II. c. Miller.
Last Wednesday evening was a
hn har CF III
achel Rebeccah Lodge of this
,wn. They were honOred by the
'esence of several prominent MEM
9rs of other lodges throughout the
ate including grand president, Mrs.
arlOw, and her staff, who installed II
e officers. Many short addresses
ere made by a number of those
'esent and then Il number of gifts
ere presented. Mrs. Nina Hill was
lairman of the refreshment COM II
ittee and she and her committee III
ID prepared delicious chicken III
lad supper Mrs. Harriet Der III
cksOn, one of the local officers, is II
nlned to her home account of ILL II
.ss. Mrs. Farlow, accompanied by III
rs. Edith Massey, of the local lodge, III
sited the home and presented her III
th the past grand jewel and flow III
$. The following officers were in III
allied for the current term: Noble
and, Elizabeth Hopkins; vice
and, Edith Massey; secretary,
izabeth West; financial secretary,
Floyd Turner; treasurer, Nina
II; chaplain, Ann Pearson; musi-
TN, Nettie Turner; conductor, Lii
Reed; warden, Fannie Swain; r.
N. c., Anna Camper; l.. S. N. c.,
ss Robinson; II. S. V. G., Mrs.
site; l.. S. V. g., Robert Nelson:
side guardian, Elmer West; out
e guardian, w. j. Bryan.
In retaliation for the excellent III
at given the men by the Loyal
1rkers Glass as the result of win II
g an attendance contest some time
,. The men are planning to en- III
tain the ladies in the Sunday
lOol annext this evening. The
n as usual don't talk much and III
plans for the entertainment are II
newhat of a mystery.
Mrs. Jack Morris, of Lock Haven, II
has been spending the past week
h her parents, MIR. and Mrs. w. A.
ain. III
he regular monthly meeting of
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. r.
arch will be held on Tuesday
ming.
lccording to Harry Smith, district
Sidnnt Of T.aurpl all nlauS have III