Milford chronicle., 1917-04-13
GEORGETOWN.

The New Century Club has taken over
A part of the work for shifting sweaters
and muflers for the sailors on the bat
tleship Delaware.
our people are an busy planting the"
sardens. which will be larger than ever
before.
r.. Thomas Hart is improving his prop
erty by painting.
1t is said that Georgetown will enjoy
a bu.lding boom this summer,
Miss Lila Carey has accepted a posi-
ito mas steuographer in the office OK
Secretary OF state r. f. Johnson al
Newark.
Shad are IN our markets and selling
from so cents 90 81 each.
Rev. ]. W. Caloua has been returned
to the parish here for another year.
There are eight prisoners AZ the coun-
Is tan al the present time.
REGISTER OF Wills oliver ID. Robinson
has issued letters on the estate OF Ro-
sale a Records Of Baltimore hundred 10
William H. Records,
Clerk OF the Peace W. Elwood Wright
has issued the following marriage hcens-
es the past week; To Charles H. Whar-
ton OF Lewes. and Dorothy V Baker o'
Washington. u. c.; 10 Julian r. Town
send and Mildred Evans, both OF George
town: 10 Coulter Harmon and Carrie
shockley. both OF Georgetown; 10 Gil
bert J. Armstrong Of Altoona. Pa. and
Emma O. Hallejt, OF Milford. 70 Chester
]. Truitt Of Georgetown, and Sahie West
OF Laurel: 20 Harvey Il Lawson Of Mills
horo, and Blanche NJ. Phillips, OF FAR
mount: 10 Amos Coursey OF Millsooro.
and Bertha Baptiste Of Philadelphia; 90
Thomas r. Burton and Addie Hazzord.
both Of Lcwes; 20 John G.. Jeffer1es OF
Reddeu. and Helen Jacobs Of FELTON,.
There viii be a market for tomatoes AZ
our stations this year. This is some
thing that is needed now. and il our
farmers will grow large enough acre
age. it w3u prove success
The Georgetown Buuding and Loan !
Association paid of the stock in the -lSt I
series last week. which matured March /
lst. The Association has issued It's 52d 1
series. and has been fortunate enough TO /
pay OF an ol It's matured stock.
White potatoes are now down 20 one |
dollar a bushel i'm our market.
: r Richards has been visiting In /
Philadelphia.
Lawrence Carey is home from pe;a-
ware College for few days.
Miss Annie Marsh OF near Lewes has /
been visiting Mrs. W. a. WARRINGTON.
RMS. Leah Wilson OF Lewes. is visiting
Mrs. George Blizzard.
Mrs. Ira Davis and son of Wilmington I
has been visiting relatives here.
Charles r. Jones has been visiting his |
daughter. Mrs, E. ]. Hardesty. at Sea-
ford.
Miss Ethel Burton ot Ocean View spent /
part of last week with friends here
Alfred II. Layton. who is employed at
Marcus Hook. spent sunday with his /
family here
Rev W. :. H. Williams has moved /
from Gumboro 20 his farm az the edge l
o. town here.
John F. Calhoun. recorder Of deeds. /
Is attending Jhe Maryland annual con-
ference OF the N. p. Church at Balu-
more.
Alfred H. Mcgee OF Harbeson was /
day.
James H. Wright Of Bethel was IN
town Tuesday.
Constable Edward F. Pride has been
visiting Philadelphia the past week.
AIiss Annie Kollock OF Snow Hin. /
nd. has been visiting friends here.
Air. and Ms. Walter Lynch have been |
visiting the atter's parents al Peacn /
Bottom. Pa.
The Domestic Science Class Of George
town met az the home Of Miss Eunice /
Jones last Monday evening. Miss Eliza
beth jefferson Of Delaware College was
present and lectured on quick bread.
The Express office is now located AZ
their new quarters on Pine street, next 4
20 the store of Gsor,ra F Lynch