Milford chronicle., 1918-01-25
GEORGETOWN.

Mrs John T. Carey. who has bee
suffering with a sprained arm Is l1i
proving. 81
mumps in town.
While sliding on some ice near tn
residence of Mrs. Annie Iunnel
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Hetu
Bailey fell and broke her arm.
Miss Marguerite Graham, who d
employed at the station here as des
hatcher. and Julian Cooper, also az
emDlovee of the Pennsylvania Ran
road Co. were married in Wilmington
Ion SUNDAY and Immediately left on
wedding tour. Mr.. Cooper is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cooper, OF TINS
town. C,.,t
The local Girls Liberty Food Clut
met last Monday evening at the nome
Of Almena Johnson.
There will be a civil service exam
ination held here on February 9th
At 40 a m. to fill the position OF
rural carrier at Georgetown.
There are seven prisoners confined
in the county Jail here at present
Register of Wills Oliver d. Robin
son. has issued the following letters
the past week:
On the estate of J. Lawrence House
man, Of Northwest Fork, Hundred
10 Kate Houseman.
On the estate Of John R. Webb. OF
Indian River, Hundred to virginia
L. Webb.
On the estate of Sarah A. Hudson.
OF DagsbOro. Hundred to William
W. Hudson.
CLERK of the Peace W. Elwood
Wright, has issued the following mar
riage licenses the past week:
To Elbridge H. Johnson and Mar
tha B. Johnson, both Of Millsboro'
Del.
To Charles T. Conway and Eva NJ.
Johnson. both of Georgetown, Del.
To Walter p. Townsend and Olive
N. Johnson, both Of Georgetown Del.
The Farmers Institute will be held
in Georgetown next Monday and
Tuesday; the meetings will be held
in the Peoples Theatre Building on
Market Street.
Miss Eva ". Johnson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Johnson, and
Charles T. Conway. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wingate COnaway were married
Saturday night at the NJ. P. parsonage
by the Rev. John A. Wright; all the
parties are Of Georgetown.
This section was visited Monday
night and Tuesday morning by the
heaviest snowfall for a number of
years. and sleighing has been good
since; those owning sleighs are tax
ing advantage Of il.
William Jester. of Camp Dix is Wis
iting friends in town
William Roach is on the sick list.
Eic wilkins, OF near Milford spent
Sunday with relatives in town.
Layerty Steel and wife are visiting
friends in Milton.
Mrs Charles Conard is on the sick
list,
Mrs Lydia Conaway is visiting her
daughter in Wilmington.
Edward Elliott and J. Edward Lay
ton. OF Bridgeville, were among
friends in town, Tuesday.
Lawrence Cannon, of Cannons. was
in town Monday.
Charles N. Upham. Chief Engineer I
Of Delaware State Highway Depart
ment. was among friends in town
on Saturday
George Gray spent part of last .
week in Philadelphia
Benjamin Wagaman has been visit
ng friends in Philadelphia
WoOdburn Martin, Esq, is in Will
ningtOn on a business trip
Ewell Calhoun and James West
spent Sunday with Mr.. Asher Luigo
md family at Trinity
Herman SwOrden, of Dagsboro. was
n town on Saturday
William McHatt, of CannOns, was a
visitor on Monday.
Mr.. Willard Phillips and family. of |
are visiting relatives in |
own.
Mrs. Lettie Wiltbank is spending |
ONE time with her son, f. W. Wilt Il
ank. at Lewes II
Mr.. Willard 5. Lacey is spending III
everal weeks with his son John S. III
acey. al Atlanta. Georgia. II
Mrs. Joseph Wilson was called TO
lew York, Wednesday. on account of III
he illness o. her son. j. Russell Will II
On. II
Mrs. Norman c. Jones has returned II
ON Annist0u Ala. where she spent II
averal weeks with her husband who II
in the government service 1
Mrs Willard 5. TOrbert, who has .
cen quite SICK at her home on East r
-arket Street. is improving. llI
George E. Walls spent a part of last III
eek with Jack Townsend at Selby- Ill
lle III
Mrs James Steel. who has been III
ute i'll, is improving. III
Earl Rust. OF Camp Dix is visiting vi
IS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Rust. iii
Mrs ". J. Mustard is recovering I'll
ON an attack of grip Ill
George H. Harris and George NJ Ill
essick were in Wilmington on iii
thursday. iii
Miss Nellie Nelson is suffering with III
e grip at her home on East Market HI
rect. iii
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