Milford chronicle., 1911-12-29
GEORGETOWN.

D""uens Aeslulhg near mere, and ClVde
fettylohn, OF near Springfield, were uni.
ted by Rev. L b. Morgan, of this town,
pastor OF st. Johns Church. A large
crowd was present and witnessed the
ceremony.
Personal: Mrs. Carrie G. Cannon and
Mrs. Fred Walls spent "Wednesday at FL
lendale.-Mrs. VIM. r. Snyder is spend
ing few days in Philadelphia Misses
Annie and Bertha Cannon, of Dagsboro.
are visiting at the home of Col and Mrs
John W. johnson. Mrs. Albert Jamison
OF Philadelphia, is visiting relatives here
Dr X. q. Paynter spent Wednesday in
WllmingtOn.-Mr. and Mrs. w W. Pep
per are visiting in Philadelphia Miss
Lille Joseph, of Philadelphia, is spend
ing few days with relatives in this
town Ernest d Oldfeld, Of Laurel, is
spending few days with friends here.
Purnell Messick, of Seaford, has been
lodged in Jail here in default OF $500 bail, |
charged with making threats A fine of |
$40 was also imposed on him for disorderly |
conduct.
State Detective Walls on Wednesday
apprehended Annie Woodley, coloIed,
VINO at the last term Of court was paroled
to Deputy Attorney General Jones after
pleading guilty to charge of larceny,
and lodged her in Jail for breaking her
parole. The cOlored woman conceived
the idea that she wanted to spend the
holidays with her parents, and left the
home OF Mr.. Jones not only to spend the
week with relatives but, according to her
story, TO remain indefinitely. Learning
OF her departure and intent, Detective {
Walls was sent after her. Annie is now
partaking OF the bill of fare prepared by
Sheriff Buell..
Residents OF Georgetown who are fav.
oring the Initiative, Referendum and Re P
call are said to have made arrangements L
to have Senator Owen, of Oklahoma, de
liver an address here in the near future.
Many who did not have clear conception
OF what the Initiative, Referendum and n
Recall stood for have become thoroughly fc
lmbued with the idea since the address
OF Senator Moses E. Clapp, of Minnesota,
here few weeks ago. VI
1t is with regret that Georgetown peo- II
pie learn Of the accident that befell Rob
ert A. Unglaub, manager of the Lincoln, 81
Neb base ball club, who accidentally shot e,
himself while cleaning a small calibre
rifle at Crlstield, Md, where he was Wis 20
lting relatives. He is a brother of Mrs
Howard 0 Keen, whose husband was a N
former pastor of First NJ p Church of 60
this town, and became known by his
visits here
Edward Cron,foId n.ho moo i.,.. de
being run over by wagon while at work Pa
on the dupont road, is slowly recovering
1t has been custom for years for the are
publishers Of weekly papers in this county
to print notices; stating that "wOod will :
be taken on subscription at this office VII
but 1t remains for the Rev. Chaues A \
Behringer, editor of the Milton Times, to ha,
make more liberal inducement. HIS ,,a
notice reads, "WOOd and chickens Will
be taken on subscription at the Times
Office No doubt the minister editor Oil
received enough fowls to supply him for que
the holidays. ma.
Mrs. Priscilla Kitchens, an aged resi-. /
dent Of COllinsville, Georgetown suburb. y
s critically i'll, having suffered a stroke Lev
If paralysis. H
Mr.. Levin Derrickson, a widely known fere
lOrseman, is suffering with paralysis. the
Mr. James Hastings and Mrs Missouri Mrs
OhnsOn, both Of this town, were married NJ
ast Sunday night by the Rev. James l.
)errickson. CUES
Miss Mary Godfrey of Frankford. and E.
Ohm II. Hudson, Of PHILADELPHIA. son Marl
Mr.. and Mrs John 9. Hudson, of this Kirk
'wn, we're married Tuesday night bv
/. Z. Church. at the home oftb bridejs mas
rother, Joseph G. Godfrey, on Pine St Jai
O'CLOCK. MI Hudson now holds list f,
ID The,iI;ooi Iooi'%u VIII. 'ue Ii n Mul lie,
ID will make his fntIre bonoa n p','a ,is Cecil
iy. Ste
St. Pau's P + Church held the animal is the
lristmas treat last SATURDAY. night. while
e Presbyterian and Wesley NJ. +
nrches gave theirs sunday night. The In
Id Christmas night
The announcement OF the engagement "ei
Miss Hilda L. Hickman daHghtar Of day III
Z. and Mrs NJ B. Hickman of No sos Schoo
ncord Avenue, to Joseph Francis Scar er me,
'ough, through the Wilmington papers ..r
saturday, created a great surprise
ong her many friends in this town M; pr
ss Hickman is a Sussex countian bv prayer
th, and spent her childhood davs IN At
town. She is the granddaughter of S,,,,d,.
ana Mrs. Richard Conway of this
IN, and has wide circle Of friends prayer
e where she usually spends a part Of 7.3O p.
~ uiliiiers' li she Is very prominent At 1
ia sI1 rnoopad 5e,I"A ,I". py soS,ety iolk. Night
Sheriff OF this county, is out for the Inc
OF one OF the court house of. mission
2 which will be vacant at the next School
tion, and Jacob West is an aspirant c,,,,,-,,
the nomination of Sheriff. 0iaue Il
here will be about twenty.three per A We
TO take the examination for rural was he
carrier on the route which has been Saturdi
Wilson Tba .,.a,,l;.. Yes,s,ia.iou oI WI gifts w
1ucted At the postofice on January receive
he prisoners of the Sussex Conntv pastor
who have formed a glee club have turkey
amusing themselves for the past AZ.
days singing old plantation songs. A' x
alter W. Pepper went before Justice ment
le Peace William A. Warrington and large IL
p,a,neu oa ph egslst benlamin and Button Many G
for going into his woods and breaking uees'
2 with which to decorate the school kindly
ls Of the Public School last FRIDAY. sausage
two Wagamon bovs and Purnell were for hin
in $500 bail for court. having waived r.
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