Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-02-08

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c following will be among those pres
: ent: E. S. Jones, Middletown, and w
r II. Miller, president and vice presi
dent of the Delaware State Firemen's
. Association; Chief William J. Lutz
: Wilmington; Chief J. N. Jordon, Five
Points Association; Chief James
: Campbell, New Castle. The various
fire companies of the State will be
represented as follows: Newark, Rob
ert Crow, G. 1. Durnall and Daniel
Stoll; New Castle, Charles J. Dough-
, erty and William Pedden; Middletown,
E. M. ShallcrOss and Norman w. Kun
pei; Smyrna, Harry Collins and John
d. Morris; Clayton, Emil Potter and
H. c. Jones; Dover, w. G. Boyer and
b. w. Humphrey; BridgeVille, 7. T.
KinnamOn and P. P. Jacobs; Seaford,
j. W. Marvel and N. M. COnOway; Mil
ford, Geo. 7. Macklin and c. D. Holz-
mueller; Georgetown, Edward Green
and ]. Abbott; Lewes, G. Clifton
Maui and Frank M. Williams.
Birthday Congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Adam entertain
ed number of little friends Saturday
afternoon in honor of the second
birthday Of their little son, Allen. The
little tots were given one large room
in the home where they spent the af-
ternOon at games suitable for the oc7
casion. The guests included, Mrs. John |
Sheldrake, Mrs. w. L. Kennerly, Mrs. |
M. F. Fitzgerald, Mrs. BrOtemarkle,
Mrs. E. B. Rash and the Misses Mar
guerite Messick, Ruth Messick, Aman-
da Rash, Jean Brotemarkle, Verda |.
Kennerly, ROumania Fitzgerald, Eliz-
abeth Fleming, Laura Lynch, Pauline
Wix, Virginia Griffith and Messrs.
Fred Bailey, Jr., Harry Tee, Jr., Will
liam A. BrOtemarkle, Jr., and Robert
Adams, Jr. After having spent a pleas
ant afternoon, the hostess served n
The little friends departed \
for their homes after wishing Allen =
many more happy returns of the day. !
Harrington Firemen Increase I
Membership
The regular meeting of the Har- v
'inSton Fire Company was held last N
Tuesday evening with President y"
4armstead presiding. The minutes of j
he previous meeting were approved
nd the treasurer's report showed a
alance in bank of S162. Fire Record 81
r Swain read his report; the COM
any had responded to four alarms W
uring the month, with a total loss CT
n property Of approximately $780, m
Many applications for membership 1
ere received and the following were 81
eclared elected. Honorary members:
ayor D. E. Sawtelle, H. NJ Black, w. di
BrOtemarkle, Harry MOraine, w. w. III
iDonCOn and 80 SIl
embers: S. M. Williams, Elmer Fee, ID
rank Tharp, Lester Emory, Alcade ca
Drter, Jr. MI
There are yet a few of last years tn
tive members who have not yet TAX OF
out new membership cards. It be- MI
'oves them to do so at once, or their d.
aces will be filled with new mem MI
rs.
The locker committee reported that ing
e uniform closet was under con- No
'uction and would be finished in a " Y
Ort time. Custodian of uniforms, the
ank Swain, will then take charge of spe
parade uniforms. wit
rhe matter of overlooking the fire ret
ok when responding to alarms was \
cussed and a resolution adopted bee
t in the future, only the chief in ade
rye, chauffeur and five men were L
ride the truck. ed
4 the past it has been the custom, mao
en- the alarm sounds, for young al.
s and nOn-members to gather at T
fire house for the purpose of go met
to the fire on the truck. This prac- Wee
will be discontinued and only ac- The
members will be given places on bool
truck. Hen
Harrington News Notes are
he regular monthly meeting of the ,oac,
ringtOn Fire Company is called for d =
evening. ~
he regular monthly meeting of the af A
les Aid Society of the M. P. Church - "a
be held at the home of Mrs. Clar- :. -, 20
} Callahan on Wednesday even n ~
ss Marian I1ordos+u - p,,i1odo, M. 7
spent the weekend with Mrs. IN III
lam Reed. NJ
:. and Mrs. Ray Ingram of Magno- wiz \ an
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Richards of w, w - =,
!, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T.s4
r H. Tee. W. o.
s. May Williams of Philadelphia e oeSu
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. 80 So y
am A. Potter. ene - =
and Mrs. w. R. Massey enter u Cn
d out of town friends last Sun .ISo ~ !
S. Annie P. Lewis entertained a VI
Ter of friends at luncheon recent ~ 2OIo ~
honor of her niece, Miss Nan - U :,
J of Denton, Md. The following ooIH'
among those present: Mrs. 1. c. I e:4
, Mrs. Carlisle Collins, Milford; WV d
Fred Wilson, Mrs. Jas. A. Smith, anu Il
W. T. Sharp, Mrs. A. c. Fleming, 81 2PoAe
L. T. Jones, Mrs. w. w. Sharp, ~ was
.. W. Dean, Mrs. ]. Watson Cain, eOn IN
W. T.. Chapman and the Misses tutneu
Satterf1eld, Irene Richards and VOtins
ne Sharp. noStes'
les Wingate of Philadelphia was MIS-
lest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. SEWING
X. Wingate over the weekend. LlOy
renee Hands of Philadelphia MOnua
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. " were Il
etts. rsOAd1t
Nan Lewis has returned to her Cne auJ
at Denton, Md, after spending Vi Ior4
st week with her aunt, Mrs. CaDe.
P. Lewis. survive
Ernest Dean entertained the neral 9
sdav afternoon Rrid~e CiTb On
eek. noon al
Pauline Bennett of Bridgeville ciety W
recent guest of Miss Mildred vi ianc
rs. VIII az
md Mrs Elmer Tee and family as cake
will no .