Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
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Wniie under the influence OF LIQUOR
: Henry M. Johnson. a house carpen
ter at the resort, was fined 500 an,
costs BY Magistrate w. Frank sharI
: Of this city. The fine and costs were
. paid shortly after sentence was i'm.
posed BY friends al the resort. who
came to JohnsOn's assistance to pre.
vent him from being sent 20 pris-
on.
Midland Grange Elects Ofieers
These officers have been elected
by Midland Grange No. "a, Patrons
Of Huebandry, North Race street,
this city, for the next term: Master,
Thaddeus Warrington, vocational
! agriculture teacher in the George
town high school; oyerseer, Lester
Brumbley; lecturer, Mrs. Edwin
Smith; steward, Wilbur REYNOLDS;
chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
treasurer, Roy Swain; secretary,
Miss Florence Koch; gatekeeper,
James Holloway; ceres, Mrs. Chas. I
Arlington Pepper; pomona, Mrs. |
James Holloway; nora, Mrs. NorVal /
Pepper; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. Helen Marvel; assistant stew
ard, Raymond Marvel.
Fined Fer Assault and Battery
Charged with assault ana battery
on Ernest +. Hamilton and Thomas
G. Smith, ct I.eWes, Dr.. Elmer BeF-
trand, Of that town, was given a
hearing before Magistrate W. Frank ,
Sharp last Friday In the Hamilton ,
case a fine Of $40 and costs was inn J
posed and IN the Smith case q fine
Of $500 and costs. The fines and /
costs were paid and he was FeIeas- h
I'd.
Held For Stealing Wire
James Carey, Little Greek Dis /
fiet, was arrested this week by s
Railroad Detective Miles fitzgerald
4 Delmar, on q charge OF trespass- r
ng on the property Of the Pennsyl- c
ania Railroad Company at Delmar. 8
lagistrate William II. AydeIOtte, Of s
)elmar, imposed a Eine OF $500 and A
osts, and when Carey. was unable C
D pay be was committed TO the Sus- v
ex county jail here for. ten days. b.
wO other charges were placed pi
gainst him and II each case he was Al
ED IN $500 bail for the February NJ
lrm Of Court OF General Sessions. Cl
he first charge was for larceny of Sc
quantity Of copper wire from the
lil0rad on February 26, last year, OF
I'D the second was for larceny of tr
lpper wire from the Diamond ca
ate Telephone Company at Bridge Ike
lie on the same date. ba
Carey is believed to have been tia
lOked up with a gang who stole Sc
any hundreds Of dollars worth of
Ire throughout lower Delaware tn,
ring a heavy sIeet storm last Feb to,
ary which tore down most Of the Co
re lines throughout lower Della Of
re. val
Four of the gang were convicted jan
the courts here last year and So
" are IN the Sussex county Jail. WI
irty Days For Driving Car Drunk SIT
Escuss Street, a Moor. Of Indian the
yer District, was arrested on we
esday by Highway Oflcer Clar- nee
e E. Lynch on a charge Of driY- Ma
. a car while under the influence the
liquor on the highway leading ian
m Dagsboro to MillsborO. teri
Ie was brought here and given Cen
ring before Magistrate w. Frank b
lrp, who committed him to the Con
sex county jail for thirty days in dav
lult Of q fine Of 500 and costs. ofie
Tged With Stealing Coal a.
lias and Harold Bunting, bro frat
IS, living at Ocean View, this Hob
nty, were committed to the Sus- rect
county Jail, this week, by Mag traf,
lte w. Frank Sharp, Of this city, car
efault Of $500 bail. charged by treal
lWay Ohicer Clarence X. Lynch And
he Georgetown police station, M
the larceny Of six bags Of coal, dane
ed at $500, from George Keene Favi
he Ocean View section, on jan wooF
3. Keene. It Is understood, dis If n
red that some one was taking pres
coal and II is alleged that the fora
young men were discovered in o'clo,
net of placing some Of It in a nastn
line. Some Of the coal which festal
been bagged. It Is said, was left. Leffe
Ter Milton Resident re,
In Georgetown Barr
s. Susan Warrington. widow Of Iowin
S H. Warrington, for many Mr.,
q resident Of the. Milton sec Iewe
eight miles from here, died Of susse
nonia last Friday at the home Mrs
I. and Mrs. Henry Graves, West tom. I
ct street, this city, where she ~ m
leen making her home for the Mrs
iew months aged 81 years. Fil- west
services were beld at the powd,
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Graves on saIisb
" afternoon at ] o'clock IN Mrs
Of the Rev. Richard K. White BaItir
or Of ST. Paul's Protestant Iaws
lpal Church, East Pine street, lose
'ity. Interment took place IN To MI,
y cemetery at Milton. tertoW
Of the marriage OF the 81
Eva TOPPER and II. Purnell ton
/, both OF Salisbury, Nd, has yaiIed
lade. The ceremony took place Char
rel on Wednesday night Of arreafe
eek at 8:I5 O'Clock. The Rev RaIph
G. Handy. pastor Of Mt. tective
1t n, 2. Church. performed Of tres
'eunony. srtv ~
Car Wh1e Dfank niesdes
hifty Days 10, =
= 3. PrettymaD. Of Milton, mitted
rested by Highway Ofieer iaIl he,
on the road leading from sbIe ~
Hin to ShinEle Point filling New q,
AZ the intersection OF the The
and Ceorget0Wn-Lewes high- ceoreel
larged with operating q car heId N
ndef the influence OF Hofior. wesl, I,