Milford chronicle., 1915-11-12
GEORGETOWN.

The Alpha and Omega Literary Socie
ties of the Georgetown High School helC
joint meeting in the Assembly Room o.
the High School Friday afternoon from
two o'clock to half past three. AS Prof
Andrus was at Cambridge with the foot.
ball team, the meeting was in charge oi
Miss Ethel Warrington. teacher of Mathe-
matics; and Miss Parsons, English
teacher. The next meetings will be held
separately in adjoining class rooms, next
Friday afternoon November 19, the
Omega in charge of Miss Margaret Gilli-
land, and Alpha in charge of Miss Ethel
Warrington.
On Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Cassie
Willin, of Georgetown. was taken to the
Farnhurst by local authorities.
The Georgetown Light, Heat and
Power Company which was sold at the
Court House door on Tuesday, by Albert
Worth, Esq Receiver of said plant, was
purchased by A. G. Edwards, of New
York. for $4,000.
The teachers of the Georgetown public
schools and teachers from the vicinity
! left Tuesday morning for Milford, where
they will be in attendance at the Teach
er's Institute. This week is a vacation
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School
On Wednesday evening, Norman F d.
Short, son of Norris Short, and Miss
Mary NJ. Jefferson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar w. Jefferson, were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents, in
Collinsville, by Rev J. w. Colona, pas
tor of the Methodist Church.
Carlton Lingo and sister. Miss Myrtle,
of Oak Orchard, spent Monday in George
town. with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Faucet
and family.
Captain l. A. Burton, of Ocean View,
has sold to +. w. Goodwin, Jr., town
lot on the south side of West Market st.
The lot purchased BY Mr.. Goodwin, is
almost opposite the home of Woodburn
Martin, Esq. A modern residence will
soon be erected upon the lot.
Miss Alberta Pyle and Miss Margaret
Gilliland left Friday for Baltimore.
While on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
f. Steele at her home in Philadelphia,
Mrs. Julia A. Short of Georgetown, was
stricken with an attack of acute indiges-
ton but is much improved.
Paul Joseph of Springfield Cross Roads,
has purchased a new Dodge Touring Car.
Mr Joseph formerly owned a Ford.
James n. Blizzard of Georgetown,
last week sold the dwelling house located
on East Pine street, to L. S Warrington.
William Roach who occupied the dwell
ing moved to the property owned by Mrs.
Sallie Owens on Market street.
Miss Elma Faucet WHO was i'll at her
home in Georgetown last week, is much
better now.
On Sunday of last week, Harley J.
Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Abbott
and daughter. Miss Florence, and Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Farrow and children
motored to Wyoming and Dover, where
they spent the day with friends and rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lambert and
family of New York, who have been |
visiting Rev. S. d. Van Loan and sister, |
Mrs. Beach, returned to their home in |
that city, Monday.
Mrs. +. L. Andrus and son Robert,
are visiting relatives and friends at Ed
dystone and Reading, Pa.
The Georgetown High School Football
team played Cambridge, Md, Friday of
last week, the score being 27 to in favor
of Georgetown. The Georgetown team
is to play Wilmington High, at Whining
ton during the Thanksgiving holidays,
The vaudeville acts at the Peoples
Theatre this week have drawn an unus-
nally large audience The company
which consists of three girls and two
men is a very good one. Their acts con-
tain many clever jokes and songs.
Clerk of the Peace w. Elaood Wright
last week entertained his brother, James
+. Wright, of Laurel.
Miss Anna Faucet is spending her
school vacation this week with her cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coverdale at
Harbeson.