Milford chronicle., 1919-05-16
GEORGETOWN

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William E. Vickers has secured his
former position in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Car Shops
Philip DOwnes, has purchased Irom
John Salmons his dwelling house on
North Bedford street.
beginning this week the Peoples
Theatre went on the summer sehe-
dule of only four shows week. Mon
dav. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
nights.
William H. Short, OF T., has opened
a Grocery and meat store on the cor
ner of Bedford and Laurel streets.
I'm until about seven years ago Mr.
Short conducted a general merchan-
disc business at the stand for twenty
y five years. ,,,,.,o.
6reman on the Pennsylvania Railroad
will move his family from Whining
TON 10 this town this week and will
ocenpv the dwelling of George W..
Hatfield on Market street near the
Railroad.
Sunday was observed as Mothers
nav nv the churches Of this town,
large congregations being out TO each
service. ,,.,,.i.
has purchased the large lot which ad-
Joins the north side OF his SCUM beu-
ford street property, the lot contains
about acres. "a
John NJ Taylor OF BridgeVlile' were
married Saturday night at the Geor-
getown Methodist Protestant circuit
1arsonage by the Rev. II. c. Bowden-
A farewell party was given IN honor
of George Reams, at the nome Oh MISS
Laura Cooper, on King street last II
dav evening The time was spent IN
playing games and at late hour re-
fresbments we're served and all de-
parted for their homes telling MISS
Gooper that they enjoyed the evening
very much.
Wheat in this vicinity is looking bet
ter than it has at this season OF the
wear than it has for many years past.
Growers in this section claim thaI
so far. fruit Of all kinds has not been
damaged much by the cold Weather.
Should nothing more happen there VIII
be a large crop Of apples and peaches
in this section
There seems to be a scarcity OF
renting houses in this town at the
present time. +. 49,
There are eight prisoners IN the
county Jail at the present time
william D. Hatfield. and his sister
Mrs. Caroline Reames, and son, iett
Wednesday for his home in Pueblo
Col. they will make the trip IN MI.
Hatfelds auto.
Register of Wills, William J. Mus
tard. has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate OF Ellen
r Hatfield of North West Fork hun
dred to Zachariah Hatfield; on the es-
tate of Frederick W. Morris, OF Broad
kiln hundred. to Thomas II. Douglass;
on the estate OF James II. Law of Bal
timore hundred to William A. Law and
John S. Law; on the estate of Alfred
II. Cahall of North West Fork hun
dred, to Earl NJ. Gahall; on the estate
Of George Chester, of Indian River
hundred to John W. Rust; on the
estate of Wingate T. Street, OF Indian
River hundred to Sarah +. Street; on
the estate of Jabez T. Wiley, OF Z
North West Fork hundred to Earl D. I
Wiley. 5
CLERK of the Peace, Frank w. Law h
,on. has issued the following marriage 2
licenses the past week: John n. Taylor i
If Bridgeville, Del, and Clara Jester S
If Robbins, Del; to Everett B. Calhoon
If Milton, Del, and Bertha Green OF Il
MillsborO, Del.
Mrs. Levia W Faucet, who has been 4
,pending several weeks with her SON Y
sinford p Faucet, in Philadelphia
.eturned to her home here Wednesday Z
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Brown, OF
spent the weekend with c
Irs. Amy v Lynch. \
Miss Charlotte d. Steele, of Phila- ;,
Ielphia. spent a few days with her
,arents here this week
Mrs. Chas. Wyatt of Philadelphia,
5 visiting her mother, Mrs.Pricella
Wilkins.
Mrs. Edward Conard, Of Milton, !.
pent Tuesday here. :
Horace V. Johnson and son, Horace, u
f the steamship, Edward F. Pierce, y
re home on a vacation. ~ ~
Mrs. j. c. Egan and son Of Hhisiiadei- T I
,hia. haye-beelh Si5iting relatives here NJ
he past week. ~
Miss Sallie Harris, of Bridgeville, is d.
pending some time with her sister,
drs. Harry ]. AXE. N
Burton Wagamon, of Philadelphia, g
'isited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John :
T. Wagamon here this week. mn
DR.. James Blackstone, of Brooklyn, III
I. Y, spent the weekend with his
larents, DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Black n
tone. u
Justice of the Peace, James Jester, :
( Ellendale, was a visitor here on
Ionday
James ". Johnson, of Wilmington,
pent the first of the week with his
amily here.
Miss Fannie Blum, of Chester, Pa,
pent last week with Ida May Calhoun.
Linden Smith, OF Wilmington, spent
he week with friends in town.
Home grown strawberries have been
! our local market this week retail n
lg from zoe to zoe per quart.
Orders received for cut flowers for
II social events at Bratten's, North
7alnut Street, Milford, Del.
H0IIANDSVHIE II