Milford chronicle., 1919-03-28
GEORGETOWN.


term OF court TO be held here April 7th
with Chief Justice Pennewin and Judge,
RICE and Heisel on the bench
The farmers Of Geor-erown hundred
nav organized a Tomato Growers AS
soelauon and will incorporate at once.
Revival services came TO a close at the
NJ +. Church Of this town Sunday night
aiter one Of the largest crowds that was
ever assembled in the churhc had heard
sermon by the pastor Rev. J. T. Bailey.
About thirty-five persons have been taken
INTO the church since the extra meetings
began and much good has been accom-
pished
Samuel Register and Adam weinrich
oil this town will attend the Seth Annual
Session Of the Grand Castle. X. G. E..
which will be held in Eden Hall, Whining
ton on April 7th
The s;o-I visited the home OF NJ. and
Mrs Harold Purnell on Laurel street last
week and left them a fine baby boy.
Mrs. Mary T. Short, who had been in
! poor health for some time. died last We'd
nesday at the Episcopal Hospital in Phil
adelphia where she had an operation per-
formed Her remains were brought to
her home here Thursday evening and fu-
neral services were held in Wesley NJ E.
Church Friday afternoon, and interment
made in Union cemetery Besides her
husband, she is survived by six daugh-
ters. They are Mrs Annie Elliott and
Mrs Della Bailey of Philadelphia, Mrs
Elizabeth Hastings Of Allentown, Mrs
Alice Walls Of Middletown Del. Mrs.
Carrie Ryon and Miss Mary Short Of
Georgetown.
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kfW. c. Mcdaniel of this town, formerly
proprietor Of the Arlington Hotel at Cen
terville, Nd. has leased the Hotel Rodney
at Lewes and will open same on April /.
Benjamin Morris is suffering from a
sprained hand, as result Of a mule kick
ing him while he was at work at the sta
bles Of Benjamin Ableman here.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Lawson |
has issued marriage licenses TO Harry |
West and Estella X Justice both of |
M.llsboro; William L. McIlvain and Clara |
Messick, both Of Georgetown; John r.
Buell. and Olive NJ. Roach, both Of George
town; Robert R. Blake and Bessie NJ
Birmingham, both of Georgetown.
There are three prisoners in the county
jail al the present time.
Register Of Wills William j. Mustard
has issued the following letters the past
week: On the estate of Rhoda T. Walls
If Broadkiln hundred 10 Ira S Walls:
IN the estate Of George Jarrels Of Cedar
Ireek hundred to Eva Jackson: on the
estate Of Jacob c. Judy of North West
Fork hundred 10 Ray C. Judy and Roy E.
Judy; on the estate of Clara Mears John
on Of Philadelphia to Thomas H. Doug
as; on the estate of George Z. Furman |
# Baltimore hundred TO George A. Fur
nam on the estate of Alonson j. Fox s
# Camden, n. j., to Mamie L. Fox: on
he estate Of William r. Hurdle of In :
ian River hundred to Cornelia j. Hur-
lie; on the estate Of Oliver NAPLES of
iroadkiln hundred to Lydia w Jester.
Mrs. John H. Truitt has been visiting
riends in Dover.
Mrs. Maggie MCGEE has been visiting
er sister, Mrs. Robert F. Floyd, in Cam
en-, y. ]. )
James S. Melvin was a Laurel visitor
st week
Mrs. Jacob NJ. Sammons was in Cam Il
ridge, Md, last week with her sister
Irs. Ira Smith of near Bridgeville. who 8
nderwent an operation at the hospital y
lere.
Mrs. Oscar Pepper and daughter Wis a
ed Laurel last week. Z
Mrs Evelyn Conard and daughter spent
le weekend at Stockley.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rust Of Wilmington
,ent Sunday with relatives oi
Miss Edith Downes and friend spent el
inday with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AIorath "
Orian Workman and daughter, Myrtle. r
Baltimore. spent Sunday with his par
ITS, Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Workman. W
Paul Kenney of Delmar is visiting rela-
YES here. Sc
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Reed Of Phnadel- H
ia and Mrs. Bryant Roberts are guests is
Mr.. and Mrs. W. $ Davis and family
Mr.. and Mrs c. f. Oakes and Mrs C.
1lrh Nelson Of Wilmington spent sun az
" with relatives here. ST
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Brown OF
yoming spent the weekend with Mrs TO
my V. Lynch
Miss Myrtle Wilson is visiting in Phila- W.
lph!a. in
II. Cullen George Of wilmington has
en- spending a few days with his mother. m
'lr. and Mrs. George H. Short are spend ar
g few days in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian E Townsend are ST
six weeks visit in the South
Mss Florence Stevens Of Delmar spent IA
turday with Miss Charlotte Lynch. TO
Miss Helen Hammond Of Wilmington
ent Sunday with her mother Her
my friends gave her a surprise party u
turday night in honor Of her eighteenth 80
'thday. q
Mr.. and Mrs Rodney W.lgus of WI- te,
neton spent the Weekend with Mrs pla
lgus' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt col
Reginald Culver of wilmington is VS. an
ne at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. George Po
Nelson.
'1rs. Kate Lynch is seriously i'll at her -
ne on Pine street a
irs. Lee Mitchell spent the weekend
h the family Of William Mitchell near
1non.
It the meeting Of the Sussex county
W Court Tuesday the County Engineer
I. requested not to employ any boys
Ter eighteen years Of age to work on
county roads. The clerk was author
to write each newspaper in the coun-
md get bids per line on advertising the
aid taxes. Bids will be opened Tues
April 1st, al 2.3O p. m. The clerk
authorized TO secure bids and place
srs for 5000 letter heads for the Office
Receiver of Taxes. Contractor Frank
Cohen of Smyrna. Del, was given
mission TO lay and operate a narrow