Milford chronicle., 1919-04-18
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Miss Dorothy Bestworth OF Snow Hill
Nd, has accepted a position as stem
ographer in the law Office OF d. J. lay
ton.
The Sunday evening services in Wes-
ley NJ. E. Church have been changed TO
7sO and Epworth League at 6.45.
Revs. J. L. McLain and n. c. Benson
moved last week to their new charges
at Leipsic and Greenwood. respectively.
RevsoW. T. Atkinson and Z. H. Marshall
viii fill their appointments here.
Samuel c. Lichtenberg, who formerly
conducted a clothing store in this town,
died last week in Baltimore. where he
was operated upon for internal troubles.
He conducted a clothing store on Market
street for more than twenty-five years.
Rev. H. H. Carroll and family moved
to Rowlandville, Nd, his new charge Of
the NJ. p. Church. last Thursday. Rev
w. c. Bowden has arrived with his family
and are occupying the parsonage on Mar
ket street.
Harry Hammond Rust, aged about four
teen months, died at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Rust, near
town, Wednesday afternoon from a com
plication of diseases, following an attack
Of influenza. Funeral services were held
at St. Johns Church Saturday afternoon
at ? o'clock and interment was made in
the adjoining cemetery.
Frank K. Holson and family Of Will
mingtoh have moved hack TO this town.
There are four prisoners confined in the
county jail.
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in the NJ. P. Church Sunday evening,
April 20.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Lawson
has issued the following marriage licenses
the past week: Eugenef Theardon and
Leona Eaton. both Of Milton; William R.
Clendaniel and Amanda Mitchell, both of
Stockley; George E. Reynolds and Ro-
berta Nailor. both OF Milton.
Register of Wills William ]. Mustard
has granted the following letters the past
week: On the estate of Mary T. c. Hitch
of Broad Creek hundred to Ellen Hitch;
on the estate of John H. Macklin of
hundred to Lena J. Hickler;
on the estate Of Annie Redman Of Cedar
Creek hundred to Walter v. Redlnan.
The Georgetown Brotherhood attended
special services Sunday night in the M.
P. Church. Addresses were made by Rev.
Bailey, James NJ. Tunnell. Esq, Dwell
Calhoun and Edward Green. A large
number turned out for the services.
Mrs. Martha Tunnel Hatfield wife OF
George w. Hatfield. died Thursday after |
loon of last week at her home on Mar |
Set street after an illness Of several weeks
# general debility, aged II years. She
s survived by her husband, two sons and |
wo daughters. Funeral services were |
leld at the late home Sunday afternoon
It O'Clock by her pastor. Rev. S. N. Pill
hard, and interment made in Union cem-
tery.
The Seaford base ball team will cross
ats with the local boys this Friday after
Don at the ball grounds here.
Mrs E. W. Ryon, who has been SER
'usly i'll at her home on Race street, is
Improving.
]. Ernest Jones was in Philadelphia last
-eek.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Lynch. who has been suf-
ering from pneumonia at her home on
inc street, is still improving
Mrs. Belle Jamison is visiting friends
Wilmington.
Woodburn Martin, Esq, Charles w.
ullen and Walter W. Pepper spent Sat
rday night shad fishing at Masten's
anding, near Seaford. They caught ~
ce shad.
Mrs Hannah Hart is spending some
me with her niece, Mrs. w c. Nc
aniels, at the Hotel Rodney in Lewes
Harry Derrickson and wife Of Whining
n spent a part of last week with rela-
yes in town.
Mrs. Charles Conard and daughter,
Idle, and Mrs. Fred Stooms, spent the
tier part of the week at Stockley.
Alfred H. Mcgee Of Harbeson was
nOng friends in town Tuesday.
Arthur Swain Of Wilmington spent sun
Y with friends in town. p
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Buell. have re-
rned from Fort Terry. n. Y. Mr.. Buell. II
5 been discharged from military SER
e.
Miss Myrtle Shane of Philadelphia is Il
me for the Easter holidays
Leroy H. Dennis of Philadelphia is home
? the weekend with his parents, Mr..
d Mrs. Noah Dennis. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ableman and a
ildren are in New York Mrs Ableman p
poets to remain there during the Jew
holidays.
Miss Charlotte Lynch was in Delmar nj
Hday =
.inford P. Faucet and son Benjamin r
Philadelphia are in town for a few III
Us. II
'Irs. Bessie Hudson was in Wilmington
the weekend. II
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