Milford chronicle., 1919-12-12
GEORGETOWN

a. srorn town, tenanted by Greer
NJ, m has been sold TO Ben Aleman
81 S-I0' short win move the first OF thu
MI ~ the Rayne farm, about 1--WE
niles east Of town.
M- and Mrs. Elfhu Curdy hav'
-,oved from this town to Philadelphia
~ curry Is a Pennsylvania Railroad
-aseenger brakeman, with run be
psse ,~sen Philadelphia and Delmar.
II " I.ank and family have moved
,ho property on Race street recently
cated bv Frank Vadakin, and viii
,'au, Roach and family have moved ia
i,a4I ls. nronerty on KINNEY street which
sr' recently purchased and which was
Ao.ated by Mr.. Lank. Percy Marshall,
.,'So is in the employ OF the Atlantic
5asring Company, will move his fam
~ from Lewes and occupy the prop
~ ~ on Market street vacated by Mr..
Roach.
Harry Johnson has been transferred
I'M the Adams Express run to
Franklin City to a run out of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Kate Hayes had the misfortune
- SaIl down the cellar stairs at the
Some of her sister, Mrs. G. F. Jones,
iast week and was bruised quite badly.
In honor OF W. Frank Sharp, the
crescent Grand High Priest OF Della
ware Royal Arch Masons, who lives in
this town, the home chapter, Hope.
No 7. rendered him a supper last
thursday evening. at which were pres
ent more than one hundred and fifty
Nasons from Delaware and Maryland.
Sunday schools Of the Georgetown
church are preparing for the Christ
mas entertainments. Interesting pro-
grams are being arranged by each one.
County Superintendent Of Schools
E J. Hardesty will move his family
nom Seaford to this town and will
occupy the DUPONT property on South
Bedford street.
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate Of Will
liam T. Warrington of Indian River
hundred to John S. Warrington; on
the estate of Isaac o. Daisey of Baiti- |
more hundred to Mary NJ. Daisey; on |
the estate of Thomas r. Daisey of Bal |
timore hundred to Arroela S. Evans |
and Henry M. Evans.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law !
son has issued the following marriage !
lincese the past week: Harvey E. Ell /
lott and Susie Burner, both of George /
town.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presby
terian Church of this town cleared /
over two hundred and fifty dollars at
q bazaar and supper held in the Odd
Fellows Hall Friday and Saturday
evening,
Owing to the scare of smallpox be-
low US, most all of the school children
have been vaccinated.
There was a meeting held in the
Court House Monday evening by the
Anti-Tuberculosis Association, ad-
lressed by DR.. Charles H. Keen. one
If the leading experts in this country
N the subject of tuberculosis.
The Sussex county Jail is still with
yut a prisoner. The sherif killed
logs on Wednesday, ready for any
-isitors who might drop in on him.
Miss Cora Locates gave a gradua-
'riday evening. There were a large
umbe rof her young friends present
nd she received many useful and
andsome presents.
Charles r. Jones has returned from
trip to Dover, Wilmington and Phil (
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wagamon have /
cen visiting friends and relatives in
Mrs. Robert Burton is i'll with pneu-
ionia at her home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. W. H. S. Williams Is visiting {
er daughter, Mrs. Oscar B. Wool
dge, at Norfolk, Va.
]. Warden Calhoun of California has 8
zen visiting his mother and sister, L
rs. Elizabeth Calhoun and Mrs. Effie
ckers, of this town. \
Mrs. James Morris and grandson. n
sroy Morris, have been visiting rel
ives and friends in Wilmington. p
Mrs. Gideon Walls spent Friday in Il
lford
L. A. Pepper OF Rehoboth was with S
ends in town Friday. o
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr have been c.
sting their daughter in Philadelphia. n
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rust of Whining
4 spent the latter part Of the week II
tn relatives in town. "
Mrs. Evaline COnard is spending the
.ek with her sister, Mrs. Edward pl
omey, at Stockley. in
Miss Ida May Calhoun spent Tues H
y in Dover. =
Mr. and Mrs. William Gray spent
ursday in Wilmington.
Mrs. Bessie Hudson spent Thursday
Wilmington.
Alfred T. Parker and Miss Katie
cree Of Philadelphia motored to the
me of his sister, Mrs. William c.
id, and spent Sunday with her.
William c. Dodd has moved to his
y home on Chestnut street.
Alonzo McIlvain is on the sick list.
Hrs. William c. Dodd and wife spent
I Sunday in Washington, D. c.
The Auxiliary Society of the Pres
.erian Church wishes to extend the
lrtfelt thanks of its members to
g. Miriam. Sheppard rrrrsa.::.33 naa@9!!ssen Mrs
rman Jones. the Ladies' Aid Society,
members of the church, and the
ople Of Georgetown and the sur
lnding community, regardless Of de-
afiliatiUn, for their gen
'us aid in making our recent bazaar
d in Odd Fellows Hall in George
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