Milford chronicle., 1929-04-12

T. r. Twilley, Mrs. H. c. Miller, Mrs
Herman Brown, Mrs. Ernest Dean
Mrs. Oscar Wix, Mrs. George Top
pin, Mrs. Ray Masten, Mrs. Martha
Knox, Mrs. Garrett S. Harrington
Mrs. c. D. Murphy, Mrs. Theodore
H. Harrington, Mrs. S. M. Williams
Mrs. Ernest Van Pelt, Mrs. Fred
Greenly, Mrs. T. L. Wingate, Mrs,
George w. Hanson, Mrs. ]. L. Harm
stead, Miss Emma Downes, Mrs. E.
B. Rash, Mrs. H. ]. Ramsdell, Miss
Laura Sapp, Mrs. John Barlow, Mrs.
o. T. Roberts, Mrs. William Harris,
Mrs. w. d. Scott, Mrs. Ralph Satter-
field, Mrs. Fred Harrington, Mrs. o.
P. Mowbray, Mrs. w. w. Sharp, Miss
Caroline Sharp, Miss Helen Doug
las, Miss Laura Fleming, Mrs. c. F.
Wilson, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. ].
C. Messner, Mrs. ]. w. Sheldrake,
Mrs. w. L. Jones, Mrs. Herbert Den
ney, Mrs. Paul Spangler, Mrs. Lus-
ter Rogers, Mrs. Kirby, Mrs. A. B.
Parsons, Mrs. Charles Defrickson,
Mrs. Ella Wilson, Mrs. Fred Bailey,
Mrs. George B. Potter, Mrs. L. T..
Jones, Mrs. Ernest Raughley, Mrs.
Norris Adams, Mrs! BERTHE Cahall,
Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs. S. L. Sapp,
Mrs. Fred Powell, Mrs. H. c. Martin,
Mrs. w. E. Jacobs, Miss Elva Reese,
Mrs. L. B. Harrington, Mrs. L. R.
Beachamp, Mrs. E. w. White, Mrs.
Fannie Kennerly, Mrs. Edgar Tuck
er and Mrs. William Potter, all of
Harrington.
Harrington Firemen Have
Busy Session
The regular monthly meeting of
the Harrington Fire Company was
held Monday evening and due to the
absence of tn president, who is
away on a business trip, vice presi-
dent Ralph C. Hayes presided. The
fire recorder was absent and it is
not known Just what kind Of re-
port he had but it is thought that
fewer alarms were sounded this
year during March as compared to
a year ago.
The investigating committee re-
ported favorable on the applications
of Earl Thomas and George Hurd.
They were unanimously elected to
membership. In the case of three
more applications rules were sus-
pended and after the committee had
reported, Rev. E. H. Collins, Harry
Boyer and Fred Warrington were all
unanimously elected to membership.
The applications of Kessler Far
row, Maurice Hall and Wallace Will
son were deferred until the next
The financial secretary
was absent and the application
cards could not be located.
The purchasing committee report
ed that all furniture and equipment
had now arrived and had been in
stalled and a portion of the bills
had been paid.
The question Of locking the fire
house brought forth much discus
sion and it was finally decided that
master keys, admitting the holders
to all parts of the building would be
issued to the President of Town
Council and fire company and chief
and also chief engineer. Another key
is to be placed in a box near the
siren in the vestibule for emergen-
cy use only. The superintendent of
supplies was instructed to purchase
fifty keys for the club rooms which
are to be disposed of to the men,
bers. Frank H. Van Gesel was made
a committee of one to arrange for
the lock on the club room door.
Samuel M. Williams was elected as
the new member to represent the
company at the next meeting of the
association. The services of
Frank H. Van Gesel as superintend-
ent of construction, were dispensed
with. w. R. Massey is to assist the
of town council toward ar