Milford chronicle., 1911-04-07
GEORGETOWN.

A reception was given the Rev. lame.
W Colona and wife, upon their arrival
here from Bridgeville, where he was
stationed last year, by the members OF
Wesley NJ. K. Church, last FRIDAY night.
Resident Judge Henry C. Conrad made
the welcoming address which was re-
I sponded to by the Rev. Mr.. Colona.
The Sunday School room, where the re-
cephon took place, was filled to over
flowing. The Georgetown Orchestra
/ furnished music for the occasion. Re
! ireshments were served in abundance
Mrs. Bessie Hudson, wife of Deputy
Sheriff Jehu +. Hudson and daughter Of
the late Senator Somuel Edward Reed,
I OF Ellendale, cut her hand so severely
while preparing plot in her garden, on
south Race street, preparatory to plant
ing some seed, with piece OF broken
chinaware, that il required three stitches
to close the wound. The injured hand
IS getting along as nicely as could be
expected.
Basil Blackstone, son of State Senator
William +. Blackstone, of Georgetown,
who for sometime has been confined to
his home, corner of Pine street and
Railroad avenue, suffering with infam-
matory rheumatism. is slowly improving. |
Thursday of last week, Former Re |
corder Of Deeds. John W King and |
Thomas w. Records, both Of Laurel, !
were acquitted Of the charge of attempted
bribery of A. +. Culver and J. w. Col
lison, respectively.
Judge Henry {. Conrad gave a recep-
lon to the Sussex County Bar and court
house officials last night at the " Conrad
Mansion, on West Market street, in
honor Of Judge Herbert L. Rice, of VIII
nington, who was recently appointed as :
esident Judge of New Castle County.
Refreshments were served ,
One of the main social events Of the
eason here was the wedding of Miss
'achael Henderson, daughter of the Rev.
ohm X. Henderson, pastor of the Pres :;
yterian Church, in this town, to Ed =
ard Sudler, Of Bridgeville, salesman a
the National DrHg Company, which u
as solemnized at 30 O'Clock Wednes- "
ay afternoon by the BRIDES father in p
le church of which he is pastor. The a
iurch was beautifully decorated with q
nrels, ferns and evergreens Of every -
.scr1ption while the pulpit was banked p
ith potted plants of all kinds. The ne
edding march was PLAYED on stringed ~
sTuments, deviation from the ordin- ~
y custom of wedding marches. Miss
)se Henderson, a sister of the bride, 4,
IS maid OF honor; while the best man ~ ~
IS Dr. Sudler, brother of the groom. II'
le bridesmaids were Misses Katharine 10
'binson, Mary White, Edith Richards.
ssie White, Laura Richards and Carrie
anderson, the last named being a sister
the bride. Many Out-Of-town people 7
re present. The bridal party left on WI WI
2 afternoon train for northern points. +
William Salisbury Dickerson, Ellen Sat
e correspondent of THE Milford LIN
ronicle who writes under the nom a
plume Of Paul Pry " was a visitor At {
the County Seat Monday. He was "
king after the interests" of the "
IN, and the way he was prancing Lin
'ut' despite his age one would think 3
was a school boy. Judging bv the nov ~
y Pry was stamping his feet while 1
verslug with the many acquaintance last
Il whom he came in contact, some r.
1g seemed TO not be setting we'll [" Cler
b him. Should Clerk of the Peace
us need any dirt packers when the
lodeling of the courthouse is com
led. he would do well to call ON u
lher Paul Pry % as he evidently M SnS, ~
MS to be an old hand at the business. 81
IS actions about the courthouse yard. rho
lday, are an indication. However s1n, s1T
are glad to welcome him al the Nj
nty Seat Tod'