Milford chronicle., 1917-10-05
GEORGETOWN.

James W. Johnson, who has been
engaged in the mercantile business
in Georgetown for a number of years,
has disposed of his stock of goods.
He will move his family to Whining
ton.
John F. Wagamon. George H.
Short and L. T. Salisbury have been
elected trustees Of Wesley NJ. E.
church.
The members of the local branch
of the W c. T. U. met at the home
of Mrs. Fannie Boyer, on North Bed
ford street, Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Emma Shor; has accepted a
position in the ice cream parlOrs of
Harry Hart.
The Rev. J w. ColOna preached at
St. Johns NJ. r. Church at Spring
field Cross Roads, near here, last
Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
P Church met at the home of Mrs.
William H. Short Thursday evening.
Earl Johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David johnson, Of this town. has been
suffering with an attack of appendi-
Citis, but is rapidly recovering at this
time.
Mrs. Penelope Rodney McKim,
highly respected lady, aged about S4
years, died at her hOm on Pine street.
Saturday afternoon, after a long ill
ness, of general debility Funeral SER
vices were held in St. Paul's P. E. !
Church Sunday afternoon, and inter- /
ment made in the adjoining cemetery. |
Midland Grange of this town held |
their opening meeting Saturday after
noon, with W. c. PeltOn as the chief |
speaker. Mr.. Pelton spoke on wheat
growing
Martin Locates has moved his fam
lily from Kimmy street to the property
known as the Ark, on Laurel street.
Clerk of the Peace w. ElwoOd
Wright has issued a marriage license
the past week to Basil Perry, and
GeOrgianna Pettyjohn both Of George
town.
Register of Wills Oliver D. Robin
son has issued the following letters
he past week: On the estate of Abi-
gal Abbott. of Indian river hundred q
o Charles H. Maull; on the estate
If Ward j. Layton. of Baltimore hun
lred, to Florence A. Layton; on the
state of Penelope R. McKim, of
hundred. to Caleb r.
.aytOn; on the estate of Charles W.
imith, of NorthwestfOrk hundred, to 5
Ohm W Dimes; on the estate of Il
Ianelaus Ellis, of Little Greek hun
red to Anna F. Ellis.
There are twenty prisoners in the e
Ounty jail here at present. II
S. F. Stevens of Delmar was in Il
Dwn on business Monday.
Mrs. Minnie Hurd of Milton is Wis
ing Mrs. Noah Hurley here.
b. r. Gray, of Milton, was among "
lends in town Monday. u
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson j. FOrney =,
ave returned from visit to his par "
ats in York, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Chapman have NJ
zen visiting relatives in Laurel the y"
lst week
Mrs Frank L. Hudson and child "a
n Of Franklin City. Va, have been 70
sitting Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. W. Hud-
n here. ru
Mrs. Oscar Johnson and children sn
Atlantic City, n. j., have been Wis 'eI
ng Mr.. and Mrs. James Hastings.
Mrs. Robert F. Floyd, of Camden,
j., is visiting her sister. Mrs.
eOdOre Mcgee.
Elisha Donaway has been visiting he
ends in Chester, Pa. his
sx-Levy COurtman G.. A. Cannon, wo
DagsbOro, was among friends in Fo
Vn Saturday. thi
Seorge Dickerson, proprietor Of the ,
tel Dickerson in Bridgeville, was -
ong friends in town Monday. - n
lanford Penuel with Miss Hazel sei
,.rr 80 "a n sa,t Uen ny 'o'Ui i, n ~ VII adv
ISs ~ ' 7RSvr Tt,roh e ,-;st.;,,s. ho- pos
ents at Yadkin College, N. j., \
ere her brother is very i'll. pull
ON Robinson of New York is vis- her
g his mother and sister here. froi
Irs. Flora Queer has returned Sat
a a visit in Philadelphia. lars
iiss Marie Knowles is attending this