Milford chronicle., 1936-09-11
HARRINGTON

the Harrington Fire Company W;
, held in the fire house Monday ev
ming.
A great many of the local either
enjoyed the band concert given heI
last Friday evening by the Ker
County Band under the direction {
Professor Robert Simmons. A locf
committee entertained the band q
Delmarva Park after the concert.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the N
p. Church are making arrangement
to serve a chicken salad and oyste
supper in the annex on Thursda'
evening, September gath.
The Loyal Workers Glass of tn
NJ. p. Church will be entertained a
the home of Mrs. Walter Maston thi
evening. The committee in chare,
is Mrs. II. G. Tee, Mrs. Walter Mas
ten, Mrs. S. M. Williams and Mrs
Charles Griffith.
Miss Sally Wiltse of Wilmington
called upon former. friends here dur.
ing the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Sharp
have returned home from a motor
trip to Philadelphia. Pa, Camden, N.
j.. Gettysburg, Pa, and other points
of interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Burtman are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. J. Schneider
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Friedman and son. all of Brooklyn,
n. Y, over the weekend.
All vacant stores in this city are
now occupied, the latest new and
up-to-date store which opened on
Saturday is Berlin's Fashion Shop.
The new store caters to women and
children.
Isaac Hurd of Chester, Pa, is
spending the weekend with local
relatives.
An automobile accident which con-
siderably damaged both cars occur
red on North Dorman street, Mon
day morning. Herman Tucker. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tucker was
in DOrman street and Charles
Peck, who had been attending a
baseball game nearby pulled away
from the curb. sideswiping the Tuck
er car, damaging the front wheel. |
Before Tucker could bring his car |
70 a stop he narrowly missed an cleo |
-ric light pole and stopped a few /
'eet from the front porch in the yard
If Benjamin Rash. Neither driver
vas seriously injured, and after talk
ng the situation over with local Of
icers, Mr.. Peck agreed to assume
he responsibility for the accident
md will cover all damage to both
'ars.
The regular monthly meeting of
he Loyal Workers Glass of the NJ.
,. Church was held at the home of
lrs. Walter Masten on Grant street
iOnday evening. Mrs. Blanche
'ahall presided over the business
essiOn which was attended by about
wenty members of the class. A So {
ial hour was enjoyed later in the
vening with refreshments. The Oc-
)ber meeting will be held at the
ONE of Mrs. Grace Brown near
Iwn on the Harrington -HilfOrd
ighway.
With President Frank G. O'Neal l
residing and only a small number
resent, the regular meeting of the I
arlington Fire Company was held
2 Monday evening in the fire house .
ne meeting was held because OF
uch important business to be a
ansacted. The local company will 8
tend the State Convention next Il
eek at SeafOrd with apparatus and v
md. Harry c. Tee was selected a
r one delegate, with Alternates II
rank c. O'Neal and George w.
vain. The fire recorder reported al
70 alarms during the month of Au- W
ist both in the rural sections. C. NJ
. Shockley, George w. Swain and
thur Grouse will represent the "a
mpany at the county meeting at la
lford this evening. c. W. Shock ,
and Harry c. Tee have been cI
zen the task Of lining the company OF
for parade day.
Mr.. l.. G. Markert of Pennsylvania 81
ent the weekend with his family ~
re. Ii
Mrs. Glenda Bremen of New York
been spending some time with in'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. pm
iris. He
Hiss Louise Crockett of Whining Bl
has been a recent guest of Mrs.
mes Welch. Ga
irs. Manola Jones of PHILADELPHIA fol
mt part of last week with Mr.. and gri
8. L. r. Beauchamp.
lr. and Mrs. Arthur McManus of
ladelDhia have been guo-.q of the
er's father, Will Collins.
lr. and Mrs. Theodore II. Har-
gton and children have hoen III
nding a vacation at Ocean CITY. tht
gay
lr. and Mrs. Robert Friedel of bir
ladelphia have been visiting the rec
ers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ser
ell over the weekend ma
title Gary Randall G~~--. arrived
Friday at the home of Mr.. and Ere
. Garrett Harrington where he Mr.
make his permanent home. Both end
her and son are getting along N
r, William W. Sharp. Harry c. n
Harry G. Tee, Jr., and Corneal Will,
visited the Rexall streamline Car
at Wilmington last Sunday. r.
rinetoD g. Spooi"I sJ"TSi D. year Ior the Mrs
pened here Wednesday morning
an enrolment thought to be
ewhat larger than last year.
will not be officially known un- e
check-up is made. Sunerintand- Cha
J. c. Messner called a facnItv tenn
ing for one o'clock Tuesday af- The
bon, at which time final instruc- eYaI
were given to the teachers Rev
entire faculty was present We'd sing
ay morning with only one Shot
ge being made during the year. thes
Irene Markert, instructor of past
for the past four years, resign ST.