Milford chronicle., 1911-04-28
GEORGETOWN.

GEORGETOWN.
W. Frank Sharp has been chosen Master Of
Georgetown Lodge, No. Is. Ancient Order United
Workmen.
Charged with using Gertrude Banks, female
under the age Of consent for immoral purposes
Oscar Neal, eolorsd, Of Concord. was arrested BY
Constable short, Of this town and brough, here and
alrasned before Justice Of the Peace William A.
Warrington. who committed him to jail in default
q $500 bail.
Damon Hearn, eolored was committed to jail last
Friday nigh, by Justice Of the Peoee Charles W.
Clapham, Of Laurel charged with beug without
visible means Of support He is believed to be a
roadster OF unsavory character. His arrest
in accordance Of a recent mandate issued BY the
justice to the effect that ali strange negroes who
could not give an account Of themselves. should be
arrested and taken before him where they would be
hned for lettering and in default Of payment Of such
hne were to be brought here to Jail
While working a, his mill here Thursday Of last
week Harvey J Cordy had his hand prcked with
a hle which he was carrying in his hand BY being
hii BY belt
Georgeto,vn residents are closely watching Tor
alleged "speakeasies" that are said to have COM
neneed operations within the last fortnight Two
or three negro residents have been suspected Of
dealing out a small quantity Of whiskey, but far
no evidence has been produced that would make
the owner, liable to arrest. other than on suspicion.
Nanucoke Tribe No 2 lmpd o r NJ OF this
tosvn,,yil present the annual minstrel performance
in the Opera House MAY 3 There will be two
rows Of perormersthe FIRST consisting Of comedians
and the second Of omedennes. This will be the
hrs, time for years that the young women Of the
tA s- L. r.
There is talk OF e--cting another grist mill here
Within the past few days interested capitalists
have been here looking ove4 SITES Should another
mill be bui there will then be three in this town.
One Of the ri' as now ide and was 7u, up Tor
sale a, the auction Of the forty building lots of the
Dixie Realty Compan, Tuesday OF las, week, but
was bid in by he owner w.o refused to tlke $500
for it
HAIRY Boyer a Wilmington merchant who at the
sale Of building lots purchased one will shorty
commence the erection Of hre r. sidence thereon.
Deciding follow his srofession which was re-
hnquished uaon his advent into politics more than
q score Of yeara ago Dr. Ca'eb r ay,on will in
short time open IN Office at hi. home on south Bed
ford street, D. Layton is Al presen, tskng psst
graduate course al the University OF Pennsylvania,
Of which he is a graduate
Miss Florence sy Mumford Of Selbyville and I
Hugh Stevens. Of the same place gave their friends
the slip and were married at RoSana last week by .
Rev stalngs
The farmers between Angola and Le,ses are rails
ing money with which to 5uid a telephyne liae.
Paul Anderson became intoxicated Monday after /
noon, and before he was arrested caused eonsde T.
able trouble. He was held for court on several /
charges
Miss Stella Mas Hayman daughter Of Mr. and /
Mrs. William Hayman.oi this town and William 1
T. Rust son Of Mr. and Mrs Hamilton Rust resid- /
ing near Springfield were quietly married at the /
home Of the bride parents last Thursday night by /
the Rev L. 3 Morgan, pastor Of the Georgetown
n. E. Circuit.
Frank L Day one Of the road supervisors Of this
county and Miss ollie linda we're married at
the Geoi seto,vn N. < Ct oui, parsonage. BY he 4
Rev l.. B Morgan. Thursday night Of last week /
They viii make theif future residence near Hebron
A que, but pretty wedding took place at the .
home Of James Evans. at Ba, ard when their daugh-
ter. Miss Orna became the bride Of Orlando Der
re kson a resident Of Roxana.
The commencement exercises Of the Ocean View
school will be held MAY g. An eseellen, program
has been arranged ior the occasion
Thursday and Friday the Annual State Sunday
School Convention will meet in the First NJ p
Church Of this town and all preparations have been
made for royal welcoming Of the delegates and
visitors Noted workers from al parts Of the s,ate
are expected to be present and deliver addresses
a full account Of the meeting will appear in thi,
paper next week.
Union Lodge No 3, l. o o r Of this town. {
viii 20 to the First Methodist Pr .testant Church
iext sunday morning, where they have been :
Stended an invitation by the pastor. the Rev c.
:. Nc uilough D
Unexpected 10 their many friends here. Miss {
annie Miimau, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Elisha a
), Milman, residing near this towu.and William y
feldiu, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horace weldin. Of q
ais town. went to Milford Monday afternoon
1d were married al the Avenue Methodist &
Hiscopai parsonage by the Rev. Howard
ai9g. a
Nr. and Mrs. Charles Richards Jones have re.
fned here after a wedding trip Of several days II
New York State. They win make their resi-. "
nee on Bedford street
The first trout ofthe season made their appear u
ICE 10 the local market Tuesday, and a ready r
ie was found for them.
a Bedding or interest to Sussex countians Is W
1t Of Jester Alfred Gray, who on April la vas
dded TO Miss souiie Burt, daughter Of Mrs. 81
orge Edward Burt. Of Waveriy, Va. The
3om is a son Of 3. Frank Gray, Of Milton he 81