Milford chronicle., 1915-10-01
GEORGETOWN.
Wigh School Notes.

the Literary Society of the George
town High School was held, at which
time the following officers were elect
ed: Chairman, Ruth Wyatt, Senior
Class; Committee two from each OF
the classes) Harold Hatfield and Ruth
Wyatt, Senior Glass; Mary Lotand
and Carlton Green. Junior Glass; JOS
eph Downs and Frances Jones, Sopho-
more Class; Margaret Swenson and
Teddy Rose, Freshman Glass. Ihe
first literary society will be held to-
dav. Friday, in collaboration with
Parent Teacher Association meeting
and Athletic Association meeting. DR..
Wagner will be present and deliver
an address. The second grade pupils
in charge of their teacher, Miss Helen
Muir. will also contribute several lit
tie folk songs to the afternoon enter
tainment. The double quartet Will
sing several choice selections and
several recitations have been pre-
pared. Although such short notice OF |
the entertainment was given, all the |
students of the High School respond
ed in a credable manner. All the |
grades of the Grammar School Will |
be invited to the Assembly Hall of the
High School Friday afternoon Tor the
entertainment.
The Senior Glass of the High School
will hold a bake Saturday afternoon
, at one o'clock in the office building
adjoining the residence OF George H.
: Culver. on Race Street. The Seniors
are trying to earn the money lot
trip to Washington in June, and ev-
ervone who wishes to help them on
toward their desired end, please give
.
chickens and other pastry can be
z purchased at reasonable prices at the
bake.
Court convenes here next Monday.
Rev. ]. S. Gnfllan. ID D., of New
2 ark. Delaware. preached in the Pres
bvterian church last Sunday evening.
e Saturday one of the large trees De-
side the Court House on Market street
S was removed because of decay.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M
, p. Church will hold a bazaar and sup
per in the opera house on November
2 10Th and goth. Fancy articles, sultDale
y for Christmas gifts, will be on sale.
F. J. Baylis filled the pulpit OF the
S Methodist Protestant Church Sunday
+ evening.
+ Mrs. Florence Rickard. has sold the
large tract of timber situated near
Redden to Charles B. Marsh of George
g town.
! Edwin W. Goodwin of Bergaw, n. c.,
E is having a dwelling erected on the lot
= he recently purchased of Albert
n worth. ESQ. on South Bedford Street.
e Mr. Goodwin, who is in North Carolina
!. for his health. spent the week with
n his parents who reside near Sand Hill
l. Church.
h AT a meeting of the official board OF
,s the NJ. P. Church held last Monday
h evening. it was decided to release
" Rev. II. L. Schlincke as pastor II, III
d the Judgment of the president OF the
At conference, a suitable man TO MI Ills
e. place can be secured.
n Having sold his residence on Mar
/. ket Street. Calvin Shack will move Oh
his farm on the outskirts OF town.
officers will be installed in Union
ID Lodge No. on Monday evening, Oc-
le tober 25th. by Grand Master John 1
!e Magee and staff, l. o. o. f. OF Dela
IN ware. -.-,- -.,..,,o,,,
~ adjoining the court house on Marker
" street was taken up and cement pave
- ment put in its place.
'e There are two new inmates OF th'
County iail. Isaac Purnel, colored
of Selbvville. was lodged in jail tues
US dav in default of $1,000 bail on tn
S. charge of shooting Joseph Carey witt
be intent to commit murder, and WllDul
at Robinson. colOred, of SeafOrd, charged
S. with pointing a double-barrelled shot
tn qun at a man in SeafOrd, was com
mitted to Jail on Tuesday in deIaul
of 5000 bail. ~.
A meeting of Midland Grange No
27. p. of H., will be held at their nal
Saturday. October 22nd, at 2:3O pm.
L. P. Faucet has rented the Drlcl
ial dwelling house opposite the duPon
as bebdouarters to c. w. Upham, resi-
ca dant engineer of the dupont Road co
he Who will occupy the same the first Q
OF October. 4,,,o,,,
in and one-half feet in height, was o
m exhibition in front of the office G
Us NTavor John r. Steele The stalk wa
to crown on the farm of the Mayor o
les the Savannah Road near Georgetown
ch The following officers were electe
ge at a regular meeting of GeorgetoW
tie Lodge No. IS. A. o. U. W. last weel
;e. Master Workman, Frank Sharp; Fore
Oh man VIM. f. Blackstone; oversee
IL g. Abbott: Recorder, Edgar G. MOI
nu ris: Financier, DR.. j. W. Messlch' ~
ceiver. Rodney NJ. Wilgus; Guide WE
IN 7 Powell; Inside Watch, G. b. MarsI
lle outside Watch, j. f. Sochriter; Irui
~ fees, VIM. H. Boyce, John M. Richard
St 81 son. VIM. F. Blackstone.
5n' 81 The property now occupied by
1n 3na w. Swenson has been rented to Ge
1G 1Ce NJ. Thoroughgood, and Mr.. SwensGG
1bE;o will move the first of the year 10 u
sc- c. p. Tunnel property on North De-
.rv ford Street. ,.,,.... 7
ny Prothonotary and Mrs. William +
; ~, . Welch left Friday morning for te
dav trip to Niagara Falls and Can
The following officers were elect'
bv the w. C. T. U. of Georgetown Ia
week: Mrs. Villa Jones, presldenl
ied Mrs Lavina Adams, Mrs. Louis
at Short. Mrs. Margaret Houston, VII
the presidents; Mrs. Elizabeth Calhou
oru recording secretary; Mrs. Nellie ia