Milford chronicle., 1936-01-17
HARRINGTON

e The annual stockholders meetin
: Of the First National Bank was he'll
/ on Wednesday afternoon. Presiden
r William !. Masten called the meet
: ing to order and Frank Walker waI
selected for chairman, and TheOdor,
H. Harrington, secretary. The bust
ness was transacted and the follow
ing board of directors were elected
to serve for the ensuing year: viii.
liam l. Masten, w. w. Sharp, Gar
rett S. Harrington, Horace E. Quill
len, William T. Moore, DR.. W. r.
Chapman, Loren B. Harrington,
Samuel Tharp,and Herman Gallo
way. The directors held their regu-
lar board meeting yesterday MORN
ing at o'clock at which time they
elected the employees of the bank.
The annual report of the bank dis
closes the fact that the bank is in
very healthy condition.
At the session of the NJ. P. Sun
day school last Sunday morning the
following officers were elected for
the new year: Superintendent, DR..
R. J. Emory; assistant. Harry c.
Tee; secretary, George w. Swain;
assistant, Paul Trader; treasurer,
John Layton; assistant, BENJAMIN
Knox; pianist adult department,
Mrs. r. B. Smith; assistant, Mrs. |
Harry C. Tee; chOrister, j. C. Mess
ner; pianist intermediate depart /
ment, Thelma Hall; assistant, Mrs.
Ernest Raughley; ehorister, Mary |
Ann Fleming; librarian, Clifford /
assistant, ArmOnd ia
cObs; orchestra leader, E. w. Hall;
agent, Arnett Potter;
primary department,
Mrs. A.. L. Wix; assistant, Mrs. Ar
nett Potter. An attendance contest
the boys and girls opened
asst Sunday. Superintendent r. J.
Emory named a committee, Mrs.
Harry Tee, Mrs. II. L. Schlincke,
3epj. Knox and f. w. Hall will meet
It the church on Wednesday even
ng at $3.50 o'clock to draw up rules
or the contest.
Harry F. Murphy, Jr., age IA
ears, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
:. Murphy, a student at a boys !
choOl in Haddonfield, N. j., suffer-
d an attack of scarlet fever dur !
lg the past week. He was rushed q
D the Municipal Hospital at Cam
EN-, N. j., where the lad died on G
riday evening of last week. Private =
lneral services were conducted I
'Om the home of his parents In \
arlington On Monday afternoon in
large of Rev. II. L. Schlincke, pas Il
n of the NJ. p. Church. Interment 4
Hollywood cemetery, near this Il
ty. IL
The Harrington Fire Company .
as summoned to a chimney fire at y
e home Of Ernest Hammond on =
ark street, Monday afternoon y
,Out four o'clock. No damage re- =,
lted from the blaze. The property i.
owned by A. c. Creadick. ~ ~
Although the Deputy State COun- " "
Ior failed 10 arrive to install the -
Hcers of Harrington Council No.
Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Lewis r. Clymer -
as selected for the installing OFF, Ni !"
r and performed the duty like q W
teran. The following officers were oo
stalled: Junior Past Councillor. c. -
larp Harrington; councillor, ee
orge Hill; vice councillor, Milton &c
elch; recording secretary, Clar- ~ -,
ce Barlow; assistant recording ~
,retary Clarence Kemp; financial -,
retary, Carl Lewis; treasurer, W W
es Draper; conductor, c. L. Grif- @ ua
B.; warden. {. D. Mills; inside W.
tinel, Charles Tatman; outside
tinel, Granville Hill; trustee for 'sn, ~
WinslOw Knapp; repre- ~ ~
tative State Council, three years, d :
lslow Knapp; alternate. Miles pn1
per; chaplain, Wilson Holden.
Douglas Mills is a real chef and - -
1ided an abundance of sandwich q" 9
pickles and coffee. .
S. o. Bailey presided r. -
the regular meeting of Wash =
on Camp No. 30, P. o. S. of A., H.
in Odd Fellows Hall on Mon -
evening. Officers for the new
were elected as follows: Past X
ident, Clarence S. Morris; pres Dor
t, S. o. Bailey; vice president. ton
rod Alinner; recording secre- graz
c. w. ShOckley; financial sec H. {
y, George w. Swain; treasurer, Cl
ence S. Morris; conductor, Har- Nd,
Camper; inspector, Ira w. Roe; weel
d, Lewis Clymer. The team cap Meet
of the two teams, Harry c. Mi
for the White team and Thomas son
ley for the Blue team, divided Mrs.
of the camp and
proceed to win a contest in the Sc
for new members. The local X. {
has been a member of the Flu
Benefit Association of Della Ge
for one year, have been unfOr- tleto
e in losing two members by OF u
, and whose death claims were
in full within ten days. This
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alone and with a low assess b.
rate has placed the local u
in the best financial condition n
enjoyed for years. During the
rear the camp paid out quite a A
n sick benefits, having at one lAAt
three members on the sick
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Har-
n Fire Company held quite an
sting meeting in the fire
on Monday evening with quite
c attendance. A committee of
n met with the ladies and
usly thanked them for their
salvage equipment and also
ed for series of social card
J mainly for the firemen and