Milford chronicle., 1917-04-27
GEORGETOWN.

The first trout of the season made
their appearance in town last Thurs
day and sold for seven cents per
pound.
The colored school of Georgetown
is arranging for an entertainment to
be given in Prospect A. NJ. E. Church
this Friday evening.
The residence of Misses Julia and
Clara Burton. of the Public Square. is
being newly painted.
Oscar S. Wilson has accepted a DO
sition in the County Road Engineers
office.
> Mock T.ial was held in the courl
house on Wednesday evening, under
the auspices of the Library Lyceum
Course Association, for which the
proceeds will be devoted.
The Rev. j. A Wright has been
returned to Georgetown by the NJ. P.
conference which lately met in Bal
tinorc.
Leona May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coda Dodd. near here, died last
Monday, aged fourteen months. The
funeral was held at St. Johns NJ. E.
Church at Springfield Cross Roads on
Wednesday afternoon and interment
made in the adjoining cemetery.
All farmers are now busy with their
spring work, which was DELAYED on
account of the wet and cool weather.
There will be a large acreage of all
crops planted this spring.
Marshall Wilkins residing near this
town and who was lately operated on
Tor appendicitis, is rapidly improving {
Contractor James Carey has a force
II carpenters at work remodeling the
part Of the Odd Fellows building now {
occupied by the pOstoffice The post
)itlce will then be larger and more {
lp-to-date when completed. {
William d. Adams is improving his s
esidence at the corner of Race and /
'Aestnut streets by the addition of a
'ay window. r
The county began working the pris-
ners on the county roads Monday. S
'hen Ottie DOnOway, as overseer and T
uard, started to work with six men.
Ihe tower on the court house has {
een braced this week. to stand the Y
'eight of the newly erected weather s
ane. L
The contractors are making rapid e
rogress on the new bakery for Hud- A
on Brothers, who expect soon to be S
bic to again Supply their customers. f
william Magee of Warwick was in S
)wn on Saturday. p
William King Of Rehoboth visited 7
georgetown on Tuesday. q
Clifford E. Burton and Charles JOS
pm, OF Angola, were in Georgetown a.
n Tuesday. S
Miss Nellie Wilkins has been visit c
lg friends in Lewes this week. ia
Mrs. Harvey CalhoOn has been Wis g
ing relatives and friends in Washing 7
N, D. c. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Snyder have n,
zen on motorcycle "trip to Whining n
N and Philadelphia. eI
Mrs. Jane Hammond is visiting her K
Mrs. F. P. Sher, in Ger 7
antOwn, Pa. I'll
Recorder John T. Calhoon has re-
ore. ht
Ex-Comptroller Peter S. Shockley.
MillsDOro, was among Georgetown hi
lends last Saturday.
Clerk of the Peace W. Elwood Pl
right has issued the following mar fr
age hcenses the past week: To Av- @
y ,. West and Julia Sammons, both di
Georgetown; to Elijah T. Collins. H
MlllsDoro, ana Edna l.. Messick, of Gu
georgetown. ar
Register Of Wills Oliver D. Robin he
N has issued the following letters of
e past week: On the estate of Zadoc on
lwson, of Indian River Hundred, to de
deity Trust and Savings Bank; on an
e estate Of Vim. E. Carpenter of tn
afford Hundred to Sallie C. Car lat
inter; on the estate of Willard W. gu
seph, Of Indian River Hundred, to vo
Telyn Joseph. to-
aft
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