Milford chronicle., 1917-03-23
GEORGETOWN.

Mnlle playing Win some olhef sitdli
children on Friday night Sadie Cooper,
ten years old fell and fractured the small
bone in her right arm. She is gettinG
along nicely at the present.
Harry n. Hart, who recently purchas-
the Charles II. Taylor property on South
Race street. sold the small building on
the side OF the property, formerly used
by Mr.. Taylor as a shoe shop. TO George
IT. Lynch. who has moved Il 10 site
adjoining his store on the corner Of Race
and Pine streets. II win be used for
an express Office for. on account Of en-
larging the postofice. the Express Agent
will be compelled TO move his office from
the present location.
AIinos o. Short has been elected clerk
to the Assessment Board of Sussex
County. for one year. Mr.. Short was
clerk TO the old Board and made an EN-
{ cient officer.
The weather Vane from the old Will
mington court house will be put on the
Sussex County court house here, by the
intercession Of Resident judge Henry
c. Conrad.
Miss Lou Anderson is very IN at her
home on Laurel street, with lagrippe and
rheumatism.
The stork visited the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Augustus Matthews on Kenney
street last Thursday night and left them
a nice baby boy. and also on Sunday
night the stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Wilford B Donovan. on South
Bedford street. and left them a nice
baby girl
Joseph Downs. who is suffering with
pneumonia at his home on Kenney street
shows no improvement. and is reported
TO be worse this week than last:
John T. Savage. who resided near
town on the Milford road, sold his per-
sonal property last Saturday and will
move his family to Marcus Hook. where
he is employed.
Harvey Truitt, son Of William H.
Truitt. Of near town. was taken to the |
Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia last |
week. where he was successfully operat- /
ed upon for APPENDICITIS.
Clerk OF the Peace ". Elwood Wright |
has issued the following marriage licens- |
es during the past week; To Matthias |
B. Hobbs and Caroline Richards. both /
of Millsboro, Del 70 Alvin II. Fisher /
and Naoma Robinson. both of Milton.
Register Of Wills Oliver D. Robinson
has issued the following letters the past
week On the estate Of Robert A Lynch /
Of Indian River hundred. to the Sussex
Trust Company; on the estate Of Joseph
W. Marsh. to the Sussex Trust Com
pany: ON the estate of Katerine Kinder,
Of Northwest Fork hundred, to Charles
H. Kinder; on the estate Of William H.
Hudson Of Baltimore hundred, to John
R. Daisey; on the estate Of Wilton Todd
Of North West Fork hundred to Eliza
beth Todd
There are seven prisoners in the coun-
ty jail at present. Three were taken
away last week to Greenbank and three
more were lodged in Jail the next day.
George Mcgee, who is employed as a
in Penns Grove. n. j., is vis-
ting his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Penuel are visit
ng Mr.. and Mrs. William Penuel near
lere.
William B. Prettyman Of Dover was
among friends in town last week
Mrs. Clara Short Of Wilmington is Wis S
ting her mother, Mrs. George Conaway 5
lere. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferren have been =
'isiting I'm Wilmington. q
DR.. Isaac Burton Of Philadelphia has /
'een visiting mis- sister Mrs. j. +. Wag- [
.mon, and other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hudson Of Frank
in City, Va. have been visiting his ]
ather and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Major {
". Hudson. S
Gardner Calhoun of Marcus Hook vis-
ted his family here Saturday and sun {
lay. d
Receiver Of Taxes Volley NJ Murray
vas in Dover last Thursday.
Greensbury Short OF Norrlstown. Pa. I
as been visiting his brother. Jas Short. Z
f this place Il
Clifford r. Burton Of Angola. was in !
own Tuesday.
J. Leonard Abbott, Of Milford. was
mong friends in Georgetown Sunday.
Harry J. AXE. clerk Of the Orphans b
ourt, was in Dover Monday
Lacey Derrickson Of Marcus Hook. is Il
isiting his family here.