Milford chronicle., 1918-02-01
GEORGETOWN.

A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized at the home of the bride on
South Bedford Street, Thursday morn
ing, Jan. Gath at z o'clock, when Miss
Olive Marshall Johnson became the
bride of Mr.. Walter P. Townsend. of
this town. The bride was becOmingly
attired in electric blue and carried
American Beauty roses and white car
nations. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. J. W. Colone, pas
tor of Wesley M. z. Church.
The bride is a graduate of George
town High School 1915, is one of the
most popular young ladies among the
younger set and is the daughter of
Lavinia E. and the late David L. John
son. of this town.
The groom is in the employ of the
Farmers Bank of this town and is also |
q graduate of the Georgetown High |
School 1914, and is a son of Alfred p. /
Townsend, local agent Of the Penn 1
sylvania Railroad here. The young |
couple left for an extended trip to
and other cities after
which they will reside at their home
on South Bedford Street.
Register of Wills Oliver D. Robin
son. has issued the following letters
the past week on the estate of Harvey
Storms, of Lewes and Rehoboth, Hun h
ired to Jacob S. Ingram; on estate
If George c. Pennewell, of Philadel-
lhia, Pa. to Blanche V. Pennewell;
IN the estate of Louisa B. Lodge, of
4ewes and RehobOth, Hundred to
Napoleon B. Register
There are five prisoners confined in
he County Jail here at the present
ime.
Rebecca, the days old daughter of
Ir. and Mrs. George A. Penneul died
asst Tuesday at their home on East
line Street. Funeral services were
at the home on Wednesday :
{ noon by the Rev. J. W. CalOna;
lterment made in the Union ceme- y
cry. t
William NJ. P. Stemples, who has
cen suffering from injuries received a
y a fall, has improved and is back u
gain on his mail route.
Claude Gibson has been confined to ,
le house for several days with the u
'ippe. II
Mrs. Joseph Smith and Miss Ella
NTH, of Philadelphia, have been Wis %
ing the latter's sister, Mrs. E. Har- III ~
y Ryan, here te
--A . ~ ~ ANANhaA uo spent last Week
lth Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.. Evans, in II
)ver
Mrs Wesley Donoho and daughter, u;
ss Edna, who have been quite i'll for ~
veral days, are recovering. dl
Mr.. Garfield Donovan, who has been da
fering with pneumonia, is recover
HOyte p Jones, of York, Pa, is Wis !
lg his father and sister here, Mr..
aries r. Jones and Miss Edith
les.
Mrs. Edward See received a tele- =
I'M on Saturday night notifying her
grandson born to Mr.. and Mrs.
.hrall Smith, of Atlanta, Georgia. Z
Deputy PrOthOnOtary John r. Buell., :.
mt the weekend with his parents d
Greenwood. u
lrs. Elmer E. Wilson has been y
te i'll at her home on East Market q
eet. Il
lieutenant Lee Layton, of Camp q
, was home with his parents for .
weekend.
gorge NAPLES and James Simpler, =
camp Dix, spent Sunday and Mon -
with relatives in town. W
n. Wesley wilkins, an aged citizen &c
this town, is suffering with a
aimed shoulder, caused by slipping
an icy pavement near his home A
Monday. gT
ldrin West, of Wilmington, is Wis
: his father, Jacob West, here. r
rs. Charles Conrad, who has been
he sick list, is not much improved I
MS time.
rs. Emma Steel. is visiting friends
iss Cora Legates has been on the IT
list.
RS. George Steel. of Coolspring.
been visiting her son Laverty
!, here
ss Bertha Wagaman spent last
( in Milton. Al
ss Eva Simpler, of Rehoboth, has
visiting her sister here. Mrs.
ield Donovan.
llph w. Roach, accompanied by
ge Bradford, of Accomae, Va. are