Milford chronicle., 1919-11-14
GEORGETOWN

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new front porch and newly painted.
The stork last week visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardner Calhoun and left a fine
baby girl.
The cunning season will open Sat
urday, November 10Th, and our sports
men are making big preparations for
tnat day, as game is reported to be
plentiful in this section.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Wesley NJ.
p. Church met at the home Of Mrs.
Harry E. Hudson Tuesday evening.
A post OF the American Legion has
been organized in this town with Nor
man G. Jones, Lloyd z. Raynor. George
p. Walls, John S. Nelson, George II.
Baer and Charles c. King as its Off
GERS.
Elisha G. Ryon has purchased from
w. b. Hilyard the corner lot and build-
ing on it, part of which is now used
as a moving picture place, and will
move the buildings back and erect an
up to date theatre building on the lot
IN the near future, which will be a
big improvement to Georgetown.
Frank Rust has purchased the va
cant lot adjoining his residence on
South Race strfeet.
The Georgetown Cornet Band is ex-
peeting to hold minstrel show the
latter part of this month.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun has sold To
ira PettyJojhn the dwelling he now
occupies on kimmy street.
IL is hoped that there will he
speedy response to the call for opera-
tors in a shirt factory which will he
established here by Rombo Brothers
OF Baltimore, if the necessary helm can
1e secured, which would be a boom for
Georgetown.
Alfred NJ. Warrington will soon
open a clothing store in the corner
Hilyard -
Fire Friday morning about 8 o'clock
caused by a defective fiue slightly
damaged the resident of Register of
wis William J. Mustard. on IaureI
street. Fortunately it was gotten nm
der control before much damage was
done. was
In order to stimulate interest in the
membership drive now underwav bv
me tarm Bureau of Sussex eountv
=. A. Townsend e Son of Dagsboro
nave oHered to the club member eu-
rolling the highest number Of new
members prize of a Poland China
pig. -'-''''
Register Of Wills William 7 Afrs-
q ara a. mas granted letters on the estate
y Charles Il. Joseph of Indian River
lunared TO Sarah Elizabeth Joseph.
1nere are Two prisoners in the jail
It the present time.
Ihe Georgetown High School Girls
ave organized a Hiking Club under
ne leadership of Misses Florence
seeker and Annie Jones, teachers.
Iney went on their first hike Saturday
.Iternoon, when they hiked to Spring.
leld Cross Roads and back. All re-
ported a good time, only little sore
rom the walk.
Clerk Of the Peace Frank w. Law
on has issued the following marriage
lcenses William Albert Marker and
tuth Wilson, both of Glendale: Frank
J. Parker of Millsboro and Lurena n
owe OF Laurel; Norman r. Purnell
nd Aleine L. Hilyard, both Of George
own; Carl N. McAllister of Whining
on and Bertha NJ. Hearn, of Delmar.
The price Of butter and eggs are
Ugh in our markets.
Union Thanksgiving services will he
ED this year in the Wesley NJ. z.
hurch. Announcement as to who
ill deliver the sermon will be made
ext week.
Mrs. Bunce of Chester, Pa, is the
uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stooms.
Mrs. Evelyn Conard and daughter.
adie, spent part of last week with
elatives at Stockley.
Luther Calhoun Of BridgevilIe speut =
unday with his father, Charles Cal =
0un.
John Ellingsworth Of Richmond
a., is home with his family for a few
avs.
George T. Calhoun and family of Re
oboth spent the weekend with rela- 4
yes in this town.
Misses Edith Jones and Susan Faris \
ere the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ard Goslee at StocAIey on Sunday. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richards and
r. and Mrs. Nehemiah Wiley of
spent Sunday with Mr.. and
rs. Harry J. AXE.
Rev. John T. Bailey is in Denton
sisting DR.. Grouse in revival meet
gs.
Miss Helen Pritchett has been visit
g friends in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. LittIeton are
sitting their daughter in Wilmington.
William Eagan of Philadelphia is
sitting his grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
tn Wilson, of this town.
Mrs. Julia E. Tamm, who is spend
g some time with her niece, Mrs. ].
Aull, at Norristown, Pa, was at her
me this week and visited a number
her friends.
Charles Mitchell of Mission was in
Tn Tuesday.
Mrs. Lena Anderson and daughter
ent the weekend in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Curtis c. Reed of near Milton
s been visiting her sister, Mrs.
lille Robbins Lynch.
Miss Matte Walls is visiting in
enton, n. J., Philadelphia and Mid
town, Del. for about two weeks.
larry F, Wagamon is Milton was
ong friends in town Sunday
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