Milford chronicle., 1912-01-26
GEORGETOWN LETTER
NEWSY AS USUAL.
A VERY SHORT TERM OF COURT
Call Issued by Unknown Person for Re
publican Meeting. Married so Years.
Jailed for Violation of School
Laws. Two Couples Married

50 - AAS NOtI5A SSdtlOu OF wesley NJ. 4
church viii vote on a lay-delegate an
!, alternate to attend the annual Conferenc
- y which meets in Wilmington. March l3
= this Friday evening.
Ihe local wrecking crew had to 20 t,
( Lewes Thursday afternoon of last weel
and put derailed car on the track
y A callshas been, issued by some politi
a clan of this town, who has refused to di
vulge his name, for meeting Of the
. Republicans of this district, at the Clut
e Room tomorrow, Thursday, night. The
6 notice reads All Republicans of this dis
trict, who are interested in the political
2 and party issues which concerns the Re
, publican party of this State, are reques-
TED to meet IN the Republican Club Room
next Thursday evening, January 25th.
at o'clock, to discuss the advisabilitv
OF forming an organization and to con
slider the same" The meeting is Thought
10 be move for the formation of a nro-
gressive Republican party in this county.
Thomas J. Pyle, of this town, a mem
Der of the well-known firm of Mellow
ell, Pyle & Co., of Baltimore, candy, cake.
cracker and syrup manufacturers. has
been honored by being elected direc-
! tor of the State Bank of MARYLAND. of
Baltimore City, and also member of
the Executive Committee of the Mann |
featuring Confectioners.
United States Senator Chamberlain of |
Oregon, will deliver an address In the /
Opera House in this town on the night
Of January %. His speech will be fhe
Initiative, Referendum and Recall. and
will be non-partisan one.
Monday night, ,sCharles I. Pepper and
wlte, residing near this town, celebrated
theiF golden wedding anniversary. Dur
ing theiT htty years of married life, thev
nave mad thirteen children born to them,
Ten OF whom-six boys and four girls
are SUI! living. Mr., Pepper is seventy |
TWO ana MS wife slxty-eight years of age.
Robert Reagen, assistant superiptss,, v
dent of the Prudential Life Insurance Y
Company, of this town, has been Dro,no-
ted to like position at Dover. His as il
'istaut, Herman Mezick, has been an s
pointed to his place. a
William Elliott, white, of Seaford ,vbo Il
iuring the raid at that place bv the Sus-
eX officials several weeks ago, made his Il
scape and since that time has been away aI
rom the town, thinking the smoke Of d'
attic had blown away decided to re- at
lrn Monday whereupOn he was arrested TO
M arraigned before Justice of the Peace IN
.eorge r. NJ. Stengle, who after giving sh
IN q hearing, committed him to the us
ussex county jail for the Februarv term
court, IN default of bail. He was ge
-ought here by County Constable Cur at
S Steen
A pair Of horses belonging to Cousta- an
e Hlram Short, of this town, ran away bel
st Saturday morning and made wild are
Lsh down several of the streets of tha lab
wn before being stopped. Fortunately ces
{ carriage was not demolished nor tbe Wit
cupant in any way injured by
Alfred Lynch, of Concord and Miss scit
ary Cannon, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs \
'orge Cannon,of near Sycamore. were cou
rried at the home of Mrs. Rodney the
de, III this town, last SUNDAY NIGHT nv of a
Kew. James l. Derrickson Of the sup
sr NJ. +. Circuit. The bride is a sister the
A1rs Wilbur King, and the groom ,or
kler OF Mrs. Pride, both residing in GF
5 town.
Ir. and Mrs. Harvey w. Calhoun. who
e married Monday night oflast week mr.,
returned from their wedding trim NE
npian serenade bv seyerai gaIefeq f cali Farm
men OF this town last Monday night.
feshments were served in abundance
far indications point to a short term Al
ourt. which con,,a,,es -. '--ol seLIh week
February 5th, There are few caees up,
he civil trial list to come mn and tle mine
inal docket sho,ys a - IN .ile his r,
asses. One of fbe ,,,osS ;..,.--' - 80 ringt
TO come NJ, Ill ~ ~ pr ant Pre-
/, 7. O'Neal and Cbsr1es la u MIS-, at til,
1dale dale
orge Walls, son of State defective 4 4
Walls. has fenda&ed ~ Hatfit
acher OF the Sharp school. and has KNOW
'ted position with the Prudential RIe4t
insurance Company in this town MIS-
vacancy caused by his resignation oI oIi ne
been hlled by the selection of Olaylo
las Dutton of Redden, a widely su,luS {
Il educator of this county. a.
management of the moving-picture II Ve''
e here has mad an iron booth lined uay
asbestos placed in the amusement gay an
TO take the place Of the old booth Oeinet
was damaged by the firm FIRE here past Z
nights ago. the W.
hrst arrest and Imprisonment in Nv
'unty for the violation of the Com winter
y school Law of this State. occurred MIS-
lsboro last Friday when Noah Col was sur
pon an investigation bv Superin- uIuay
!. r. j. Hardesty, of this town PiOE eu
lhat Collson was not sending his us W ,.
o school. Prof. Hardesty went be- llolle a
suce OF the Peace Harvey P. Ouatt- 3,,i soI slle
and swore out warrant for Col. nm
rest, whereupon he was arrested mas lost
aligned and fined 90 and costs : +.
hing to $50. Upon refusing TO siek .H hs'
ne, the Justice committed him to oetser a
lsse2 county Jail for two davs MISS
was IN compliance with Chapter llis sClo
ction 2 Laws of Delaware 1907 Win mel
e cbggdnioa gigf in order 3 that the readers GOOl
OF this section of the Act
Tor every neglect of dntv i'm
the hrst section of this Act Tbop,.
nopai, of teacher, or person in sna,,t 8,
relation, offending, shall be Nichois
a misdemeanor, and shall. .upon NTrs 7
on thereof before a justice-of-tbe fer Dorr
magistrate or alderman, forfeit a dav and
exceeding two dollars on frst and, NJ
IN, and fine not exceeding five /, Miss =,
Tor each subsequent conviction snent seV,
ietault of payment of said fine ter,s sis+.
ldent may be committed to the Housto,,
rlson for period not exceeding tnrne5 70
for the first conviction. and fo1 E,,,,,,a ~
not exceeding FIVE days for each rinoton
Mt conviction" etc. The first Ie,,sb,,,5,
oecihes the required number Of dav 3
urlng the year that a child rn,,s4 II y