Milford chronicle., 1915-06-18
GEORGETOWN.

,., morning of this week Mr.
honuai large force of engineers, o.
Buck duu hn ;s in charge, arrived at George
Eholl Ie i;In,mediately started work upoI
iowi aa III Pont Road. The last DEED wa'
Ils l.oJ al Saturday and the, rlght OF way
signeud Several carloads of materials
seculeJI, eoJIraadv arrived and many more
have ,.an a,,' are expected in few days.
FoIAlner a1d ! Mrs. Golda Pettyjohn, Of
MI ML'-sajd ad Cross Roads, are receiving
Sprlns tnlstions upon the arrival OF q
longl - Wednesday morning, June 9Th.
~ Mys vl William Wyatt and son Walter
NJ u,11 grests of her brother, Walter w.
Es1ScB VEN in Milford, Saturday and Sun
10y, I;.rv neople from Georgetown mo-
Md"y 70 OAK Orchard on Sunday and
lOlsU leu otbers to Rehoboth to escape the
sycessive heat
s.an issued during the past week VIII
srn 9sm Sbowell. Selbyville. Del, and Annie
p,ts 5st, = Selbvville, Del; Harvey Short,
rL..so'1,ikford L.s',i Del. and Elsie Baylis. Frank
i..J DeI John H. Benton, Ocean View,
na III and Viola Daisey, Ocean View,
hi RsI. Daniel James Thomas, Houston.
nj DsI' and Jessie Tharp, Houston, Del. !;
poionS poE WILEY. Greenwood, Del, and
FIs4 Mae Sullivan, Pennington, Del.
iIinford P. Faucett and family, of
pbiadejpbia, arrived at Georgetown on
Iresday TO spend the summer months
sf tbeir country home here.
The services of the Wesley M. E.
Church have been changed to their regu-
lsr simmer schedule as follows Class
st9a m, Sunday School at 10, and
nresching at II o'clock. Although there
FiI be no Epworth League service in
tbe evening, preaching as usual at z: 30.
Wednesday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Marvel of Georgetown
attended dance at Newark.
Rapb |. Richardson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Richardson of Georgetown,
and Miss Bessie Jackson, daughter of
Mn and Mrs. Alexander jackson OF
WYomine, Delaware, were married in
Odessa on Saturday, June 5th, by Rev.
H. C. Shipley. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
son spent few days last week with his
parents at Georgetown.
William John Clark, a former Cana
dian. now resides near Asbury Church,
and Miss Hattie Clark of near Torbert's
Store, were married on June 7th, at the
ZOar Parsonage, by Rev. Thomas Pardee.
Fred Walls has sold a building lot on
South Race Street, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh D. Smith, who will move the house
now occupied by them to that lot and
hen erect modern dwelling on Pine
Street where they reside at the present
ime
In her room at the Delaware House
lrs. Louise Atkins tripped and fell |
gainst hot stove, burning her left !
rm quite severely.
Miss Aleine Hilyard has returned from
Darlington Seminary for the summer
acaton.
Chidren's Day services will be held .
[ ZOar NJ. E. Church on Sunday even
lg in charge of Rev. Thomas Pardee.
Private Secretary of Congressman
hOmas W. Miller, Earl D. Wiley, of
has registered as a student
t-law with Andrew J. Lynch at George
Dwn.
Beginning on August 14th, Zoar Camp
i'll continue 10 days. Several new
3atures have been introduced in the
.ryices Of Tyndall's Camp, which will
Dmmence July oath. The new features
i'll be a Farmers Day, under Grange
and a Sunday School Day.
The following teachers for the coming
I'm of school were elected by the School
)ard Of the Georgetown High School !
-ed L. Andrus, principal Miss Rosalie
Martin, Georgetown Miss Margaret
Inland, Gettysburg, Pa; Miss Ethel
arlington, Georgetown Miss Linda
Hudson, Georgetown Miss Hazel K.
eene Georgetown Miss Laura Rich
is, Georgetown Miss Emma Penuel,
orgetown Miss Adelia Lank, Lewes; |
IS Olive Marsh, Georgetown Miss
ita George, Georgetown Miss Ethel
SoLoway, commercial department
ieher. There is one vacancy to be
ed. v
The Georgetown base ball team was
ieated by the Laurel team last Satur
week by a score of IL to 6.
| J. Pyle and family left for Reho-
-h Beach last week where they will I
md the summer.
londay morning, a team driven by
$. Frank Rogers ran away. When (
wheels struck a post the horses
ke loose from the carriage, scatter t
strawberries all over the street. l
horse ran down the pavement from
store owned by Frank Joseph to the t
ler and crossed over to the other side j
ran down the pavement from the t
ce buildings on Moore's corner to DR..
mmond's drug store where he was i
ly brought to a standstill. n
lany farmers were compelled to a
~ their crates of strawberries home
nday morning. The prices for ber- O
nave been unusually good this sea- +
until Monday when the highest price
Tor any berries did not exceed 81. %. O
profit can be made at this price
N the farmers are compelled to pay +