Milford chronicle., 1927-01-14
Harrington
Dank Directors and Stockholders
Dihe; Elect Officers; Discuss
Plans of New Rank

FlanS Of New Bank
one Of the finest banQuets held
tnls season, was served by the ladies
~ Ine harrington Century Club to
Ino stockholders and directors OF the
HitsC national Bank here Tuesday
"lIernoon in the club house.
warren I. Moore served in the ca
pacIty OF toastmaster and as he has
served IN this capacity on numerous
home.
During the banquet the guests
were delightfully."- entertained by the
deputy Orchestra" Miss Mildred
Deputy gave an exhibition of the
charleston" and her brother, How
ara Deputy, some fancy steps in clog
dancing.
After the guests were seated
around the banquet table, Rev. G. A.
MOTHS made the opening prayer. }.
harvey Burgess, Poet of the 0zarks'
lndulged in bits of wit and humor.
Rev. E. H. Collins made the closing
prayer.
FOLLOWING the banquet report OF
the financial condition of the bank
was read by the cashier, d. B. Tharp
which disclosed capital stock OF
$4,000. Surplus $4,000. Profit and
loss $6,265.37. Total demand and time
deposits 1854 4,729.87. According to
bank officials business during the
past year has been exceptionally
good, the net earnings being over 70
per cent on capital stock. Much IN
terest was taken in the proposed
plans for the new bank building
which is estimated to cost between
$4,000 and 100000, which were on
exhibit. About a year ago the bank
officials purchased the site OF the
old Harrington Hotel, razed the no.
tel and began preparation for the
new building. The location is ideal,
having a commanding view OF the
State Highway entering town. 1t
will be modern in every way and De
constructed of rough hewn stone
front. Two stories. Work on the
structure will be started in the early
spring.
The officers elected are as follows:
President, ]. Will Powell; vice pres
ident, John p Masten; cashier, d.
Lnd4 ps lOA4O4g 4AOOhOAS AAes@
ton; bOOkkeeper, M. Emma Ross.
Directors: William 1. Masten, &. 5.
Harrington, Warren T. Moore, Chas.
D. Murphy, L. B. Harrington, Samuel
Tharp and Herman Galloway
Seventy-one guests were present
for the banquet as follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Hargadine, FELTON,;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Hudson and Mrs.
Florence T. Simmons, Philadelphia;
Mrs. Georgia Murphy, Pennington;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. R. Beachamp, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fred
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Sharp,
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Palmer, Mr.
and Mrs. N. J. Harrington, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
7 Will Powell, DR.. and Mrs. W. L.
Chipman. Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. f. Cain,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Harrington, Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren T. Moore, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Earl Noble, Mrs. Sarah I. Eoi-
Inns. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Il. JACOBS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. r. Anderson, MIS-
Sallie Tharp, Mrs. Sarah M. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse D. Ward, Mr.. ana
Mrs. D. B. Tharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
NC Harrisgtnn4.ReX.- allC.asa4SsA NJ; a.
Norris. Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Collins,
Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs !. Harvey Burgess, Messrs'
Noah Cain, William I. Masten, John
p. Masten, Horace E. Quillen, Her
man Galloway, Samuel Tharp, Wes-
lev Harrington, E. c. Reese and f.
BROWN Smith, the Misses Elva Reese,
Caroline F. Sharp, Edith Bryan anu
Emma Ross.
n. f. SawteIIe Again Elected Mayor,
Starts on Fourth Term
The election passed off here Tues-
day very quietly, though at tlmes II
became spirited when the opposing
candidates would buttonhole would
he voters as they jOurneyed to the
no1Is soliciting their support Mayor
D. e. Sawtelle, the present lnculn-
bent. ran about twenty-five Dehlnu
the ticket but with no opposition ne
of course was elected. M. L. ADAMS
tho nresent incumbent for collector
won ont with ease over his three
other opponents. This was eXpecleu
though Solomon Brown, one OF the
candidates. made a very good run
Tbis was thought to be due TO the
foot that he worked hard for some
time to win. Elmer A. Smith, an
other of the candidates made very
moor showing only polling 80 votes
Garrett S. Harrington, president o.
tho harrington Chamber of Com
MERGE was victor over Frank Lang
reII a Young business man Tor Coun'
Gilman in the 1st district.
Tbe result of the election IS az
fol1ows. Mavor. D. e. Sawtelle. S45;
collector, M. T. Adams, 161; Ii. >
Ramsdall. IA; Elmer A. Smith, 80
and Solomon Brown, 95; treasurer
w FIovd Turner, 1863; assessor JOS
r. Fleming, 369; councilman Is.
district. Frank Langrell, 154 anC
corretf ] 6 harrington, 2O7; council
man. Srd district, William > SmlIn
$50. oe ro,,noi
are s oscar Bailey, Albert W. spur
nv and r. Brown Smith.
Council met in execqSl!e Bn,Io1T SeTTl"a TTes
and again elected S. Q. Bailey, pres
ident of council and Garrett . MAJ 7TIl
int Tington n was named secretary. @ IN
annointment aImS'T% of police officers wa'
|. held over until the next meeLlng, Ldlso,.a !
is renorted that there are se'era
Candidates for the jobs.