Milford chronicle., 1918-12-13
GEORGETOWN.

/ Elmer Rogers has accepted a posi-
ton as relief baggage master at the
railroad station here. Frank johnson
succeeds him as assistant express
agent at the local express Office.
Mrs. Emma Hammond has moved 10
the property Of her father. George W.
Faucet, on South Race Street.
W. s Lacey has sold his household
goods and has rented his property 10
J. H. Rawlins, an engineer of the D.
NJ & V. branch Of the P. r. r., who
Will move 70 this town from oxford,
Nd.
Cyrus Hatfield. OF Union Lodge No.
| 3. I. o. o. F., Of this town, has been
appointed district deputy grand mas
ter for the fourth district, which com
prises lodges Nos. 3. Is. II. 25 and 43.
William T. Hobbs, also OF the local
lodge, has been appointed a member
OF the committee on appeals.
W. B. Hilyard on Thursday slaugh-
tered a hog that weighed $50 pounds,
it being the largest reported in this
town.
mule belonging TO Jacob NJ. Lynch,
near town. died last week at the age
Of 3s years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred King the first of
the year viii occupy the Raynor dwell
ing which was purchased and moved
by J. T. WagamOn from the corner
Of Market Street and the public square
10 a lot on West Laurel Street.
Wesley NJ E. Sunday school will
hold its annual Christmas entertain
ment Sunday night, December 22.
Robert Birmingham of DagsbOro has
been appointed assistant to Flagman
George Kitchens at siarket Street
crossing
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. P.
Church will hold a birthday social
az the home OF Mrs. Clara HOlson on
North Race Street this Friday evening.
James Johnson has accepted posi-
tion with the Wilson Line in Whining
ton. He left Monday morning to enter
into his new duties.
Claud Gibson, who has been with
the American Stores here, has been
promoted TO a position with the same
company at Milford, and started work
at that place Monday.
While Mrs. Theodore MCGEE was
crossing the railroad tracks at Pine
street Monday night she was hit by an
engine that was shifting and was
thrown heavily 10 the ground AL
though she has no bones broken she
is bruised badly and is confined TO her
bed.
Register OF Wills Oliver D. Robinson
has issued the following letters the
past week: On the estate of Paynter
+. Watson of Baltimore hundred to
Pasha Watson; on the estate of Will
liam e Hopkins of Cedar Creek hun
dred 10 Mary E Hopkins; on the es-
tate OF Hester Polk Cannon TO Philip
L. Cannon.
No marriage license has been issued
in Sussex county since December 1st.
Mrs. J. o. Salmons and daughter Of
Milford are visiting Mrs Salmons' par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gibson.
Miss Lena Short of Wilmington has
been visiting Miss Olive Hurley.
Mrs. Ida Blizzard of Lewes who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W.
Calhoun, was called TO her home on
accoun; of the illness Of her daughter,
Alice Chase, who a bad case of the
"hu."
Miss Charlotte Lynch is i'll at her
home on Railroad Avenue. suffering
with a severe cold.
Rev Vaughn S. Collins of Smyrna
was q visitor in town Monday.
Joln W. Gibson was in Wilmington
lor She weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Calhoun. Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Calhoun and Ewell Cal
hOun were Salisbury visitors Thursday
Mrs Jennie West and Mrs. Annie
Conoway We're Wilmington visitors on
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hurley and
son. James. were N Wilmington Tues
day
lIiss clara Wilkins is visiting friends
:: Wilmington this week
~. r. Tucker was I'm Wilmington
iast woeE
Wl!am Rose and wife Of Berlin,
nd. spent Sunday with his mother
MOS Addie Rose.
Ba,pn Blizzard has been spending a
few days in Philadelphia.
AIRS Le,tie G.. Wiltbank has returned
from a visit oil several weeks in Lewes,
Were she was visiting her son. +.
" WiEbauk
Mrs. James W Johnson has been
visiting re.atives in Wilmington
Ro5ec, Short visited his daughter in
Fa2aorDa.a last week.
linden Z. Watson of Harrington was
in own sunday.
Mrs Oscar Pepper and daughter,
Na.y .ie visiting relatives in Laurel.
Daniel C. Townsend is seriously ill
al his home on North Bedford Street.
Frank Millman of Glendale was
among friends in town Tuesday.
FELTON,