Milford chronicle., 1911-11-17
GEORGETOWN.

~ NoWldiu " fdNnler, OF TINS tOWn
purchased the Delaware Democrat build
ing at the public sale held in front o
the court house Tuesday of last week
the consideration being Sl475. He al
ready had an interest in the building be
fore the sale. The upper floor is used a
offices by the Sussex Printing and Pub
fishing Company
The Robinson Marvil Co.. of Laurel
has filed a certificate of dissolution viii
Secretary of State Charles S. Richards
of this town. Harvey f. Mani1 is ii
charge of the affairs Of the company and
is the agent
George Phillips, one Of the head men
at the headquarters of General DUPONT,
has rented the summer residence of Lin
ford 2 Faucett of Philadelphia, and is
now occupying the same
The official board of Wesley N f.
Church has adopted resolutions extend
ing to James W. Gaucett and his brother.
i. ?. Faucet, of Philadelphia thanks
4 IN behalf of the congregation for the
beautiful window recently placed n the
eeidce in honor OF their parents. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. William A. Faucett, of this town
Rodney Wilgus, son OF Justice ol the
I Peace Pemrose S Wiieus Of Roxaua,
and grandson of DR. and Mrs John W.
I Alcssick OF this town. spriinel his right
ankle last Wednesday week. while on
/ hls way to the residence of his grand
parents whom he was visiting The boy
caught his toe in the edge Of the pave
meut
Dr. Page P A. Chesser, head of the
Boy Scouts of American Association of
this town, is SO absorbed In th work
that he is contemplating paving Tie other
towns OF the county a visit with q view
OF etiecting organizations. The idea in
view at the present time is to have Mil
ford, Laurel SeatOrd Delmar. Bridge
vile, Milton, Lewes Millsboro and Sell
byville form brigades and then organize
into county association
Corbit Davidson, of Wilmington, who
is employed here by DUPONT, has been
placed under $500 bond to keep the peace.
charged before Justice of the Peace War
rington, by Ralph Richardson, son of
Attorney John NJ. Richardson with max
ing threats against him Andrew Marvel.
Esq became surety for Davidson
test piece of road is being construc-
ted bv DUPONT on the NIilsboro road
leading from this town. The strip will
be about thr, hundred yards In length
it is said, and will 5e made near the
Sussex County Aimshoush
In accordance with the decision of the
Chancellor + S Hill, proprietor OF the
bath houses at Rehoboth. has rec eived
notice to lower them at once at the level
IF the bank, and the mandate Nill be
,arried oul at once
Dania Hurley, of this town. has been
.warded fifty dollars bv- the p 3 A W.
Railroad Company for keeping his section
4 the track i'm the best condition OF auv
If the section bosses ON this division
A sock social held at DagsboIo for the
'eneht of the NJ = Church ncttel $50
The ladies of Wesley NJ T. Church
rill hold "A bazaar Thursday. Friday and
saturday, November %. a and Is.
A novel way OF liquidatiue the debt
sainsJ Wesley VI. H. Parsonage has
cen iuaugurated bg The members of the
lurch, and it is thought by this plan
be debt viii be wiped ont iu short time
il tue members from tine Youngest to
le oldest have been presented with en-
eiopes and the FIRST Sunday of each \
onth certain sum is given bv each ]
ember.
Tile members Of the SusseN Clu1 have e"
banquet at the club room u he Thor \
ighgood Building, Market street, last 4
ridal night l.
William Roach a local brakeman Il
bile unloading freight at TIL. AIiusboro (
alton bad two toes badly mashed. and q
nee that time he has been unable to 4,
3rk. II
Mrs DeGaue of St Louis will give
ture in the New Opera House to-mor-
W afternoon on good roads under the
spices of the Parent-TcJllers Assoc
tuon Mrs DcGaue is sent here hy
e government to talk on good roads
question in which most of the residents
the county are iuterestca or at least
ould De interested because of their
serable condition, especially at this
tson of the year.
Register of Wills, r. ID Lingo. IT,.
$ granted letters of administration. as
lows On the estate of Isaac Eugene
uthard, late of Cedar Greek hundred
Marie T. Southland ON tile estate of
liam e Galloway. late of Little Creek
ndred to John II Callowav.
-lerk of the Peace Mark T. Davis has
led marriage license To Nav E.
npbell and Herbert r. Chornan, both
lca OverbrOok. this county
Irs Caddie Phillips knocked her knee
out of place last SUNDAY afternoon
falling ON the street near her home
South Bedford street while going to
home OF Jacob lynch to attend his
e IS funeral
10 more cases OF diphtheria have de-
'ped here. aud the only sufferer,
rles West. is rapidly recovering The !
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