Milford chronicle., 1917-04-20
GEORGETOWN.

Hiss E-la Atkins, formerly of near
5san, died al the home of her sister
r. Whiteyille, n. c.. last Wednesday
-Hlrht, after a long illness. Her re-
rains were brought to St. JOhnstown
n E. Church at Springfield, where
f1usral services were held last Sun
,azF morning, and interment made in
he adjoining cemetery.
G5e0rge Hill, aged II years, son of
fE2tOr Hill, of this town. while play
faE on the school ground broke his
Cght arm last TuesGay.
'Hhe Auxiliary of Wesley NJ. +. /
t,aweh met at the home of Mrs. J. /
r. Radish last Tuesday evening, Ap-
nj 18th.
Kiss Linda Hudson, teacher in the
.2sEgetOwn High School. who has
Esaen severely i'll for quite a while,
-Rls recovered so as to be able to re-
szEle her duties again.
william y. Hobbs, assessor, has
eGmpleted the 1917 assessment of the
ssWn, which aggregates S975,95S. The
'zz rate for the year has been fixed
A sixty cents on the hundred dollars.
George Postles has sold his forty {
sGre farm adjoining the old Sand Hill
amp Grounds, to Albert Smailes of {
-s.E farm
Norman c. Jones of this town, son s
81 Or. c. F. Jones, and Miss Flor g
szHge Tr2iElam, OF Washington. d.
g. were married in that city We'd
Vasday morning last. They win re- L
Sale in Georgetown.
Joseph V. wilkins and Miss Elsie v
3 tzzard Doth cf this town. were mar
-Ied las week in Wilmington. Del. Fl
EleY viii reside. at 1915 Tatnau St, 81
Wilmington.
A we-...,- Taue was placed on the b
sgdrt house this week. Oh
James NJ. Tlnnell, Esq, has NOV
a one Of the large out buildings CT
t7aua his -e5ideuoe lot to mis- lot on ic
sauth Front street, and win Iii same to
- for dwelling to rent
me Georgetown High School Ath- 81
cIlc ASSOCIATION gave a minstrel at on
seibyville on Saturday night for the At
9pent g. -Ie track team.
The C37 Fellows Of Georgetown tu
ave elected Howard J Cooke, Noble wi
l0lEd; ELBard Call Morris. Vice in'
as2ad, c11 william T. Hobbs, Rec. SIG
ec
There ware 70 marriage licenses i SCI
sued Sy tle Clerk Of the Peace the ISIS
,sa' week. but two were mailed to eve
:. &. REGISTER. J p, Lewes. Del.
aeglste4 OF Wills Oliver d. Robin
~ mas issued the following letters Y
~ past week: On the estate of Sal re
hei A. culver. of Little Greek Hun sui
1l' 10 Perry NJ. Culver; on the es- esp
re Of Hermus E. Hastings. of Lit Az,
: ~ '-t'a tluiiuFel I.li 10 CHARLES A. Has car
7gs and Ethel Hastings: on tthe es- ON
te OF Thomas II Raughley of Cedar In
;eek hundred TO Andrew Raughlev orr
alss Laura Walls is repairing her bic
selling on the corner of Bedford TO {
% Laurel streets by a new roof. ion,
laantlcoke Tribe of Red Men of stri
sHgetown have elected J. Edwin chill
ias0n, Sachem; Ira Dyre and Lloyd hav
sYuor, Sagamores; John r. Sal nan
ms, chief of records, and James hun
.Aii0then, keeper of wampum. the
tnefe are seven prisoners in the so Il
LEty jan at the present time. stan
Alrs. Alice Hearne was in Phiiadel- for
"a the last of the week. and
Hrs Edward wilkins and daughter mis-,
; spending some time with her hus- sink
al EuE@rd wilkins, at Marcus the
Z T. last has been on the sick mad
= coun
-eldhd Z west, of Marcus Hook and
llsltlng MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. it fe,
lsft West tend
q: and Mrs. E. W. Ryon of Will the b
gton have been visiting with his doinl
ants here, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. hum'
n and
ayor and Mrs. H. c. Stewart and Powe
= samuel Wilson have been on a birth
or Trip to Philadelphia. the v
iiiiam Il. Prettyman of Harbeson ton o
m town Sunday. has C
- 4ennie Bailey and Mrs. Lena many
ey were Milton visitors on Mon time {
be ent
3. EValyn Conner and Sadie alysis.
er spent Saturday and Sunday at they f