Milford chronicle., 1919-08-08
GEORGETOWN

Catherine, the small daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shane. residing OF
Rrailroad Avenue. was severely hur
Sunday afternoon while riding a bi
cycle by being run into at the Marke
street crossing by an automobile driv-
en- by Harley Conaway. The child suf-
fered a break of the left leg above the
knee, decorations about the face and
a cash above the left ear which re-
quired two stitches to close. For
about two hours she was unconscious
and for a time it was feared that she
had suffered internal injuries. DR..
John H. Hammond and DR.. Joseph B.
NAPLES, Jr., were summoned and rem
dered medical assistance. At this time
the girl is getting along nicely and it
/ is thought that there will be no SER
ious developments.
Rev. S. n. Pilchard of Wesley NJ. E.
Church preached at Oak Orchard Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Mollie Robbins Lynch, of this
town. who was operated on in Phila-
delphia short time ago. has improv-
ed and is spending some time at At
lantic City
The Presbyterian Sunday School of
this town had their picnic at Oak
Orchard last Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Call Morris has pur-
chased from the KOllock heirs a dwell
ing house on South Front street.
f. H. Schofield head clerk in Mel
son Bros. grocery store, is in a hos
pital in Philadelphia for treatment.
Rev. S. " Pilchard has been granted
a three weeks vacation and with Mrs.
Pilchard will spend the time at Ocean
Grove, \. j., and visiting relatives in
Maryland.
William Roach has purchased from
William Wilson the dwelling house
on Lingo street and will occupy it
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Pride
next year will occupy the Windsor
property at the corner of Railroad
Avenue and Pine street
Colonel John W. Johnson celebrated /
his 61st birthday last Wednesday at .
work as printer in the Office of the .
Sussex Journal
Home grown watermelOns are in
our markets, retailing from thirty-fve
10 fifty cents each.
Register of Wits William J. Mus
-ard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate of Wal
.er H. Walls of Lewes and RehObotb
hundred to Fidelity Trust and Saw
ngs Bank; on the estate of y. James
Murray OF Baltimore Hundred to Liz
re +. Murray; on the estate of Erastus
Gladding of Broadkiln hundred to
ora E. Gladding; on the estate of
Mabel W. Coffin of Dagsboro hundred
o Ida F. Richards; on the estate of
Tustayus A. Ewing Of Lewes and Re
-oboth hundred to Benjamin B. Ew-
ng; on the estate of John W. Town
end of BrOadkiln hundred to Samuel
,. Frame
There are four prisoners in the cOun-
Jail at present, a black man and !
'oman and white man and women. :
Andrew j. Lynch, Esq, and family ,
eft on Sunday for a two weeks visit :
I Yadkin College, y. J.
Miss Mildred Lynch Of Dover is Wis
ing Miss Charlotte Lynch. Z
Frank Warrington of Harbeson was
town Monday afternoon. i,
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Calhoun and
'n' Thomas, and their guests. Rev. c
nd Mrs. John Wright, of Hebron. Nd,
)ent the weekend in Dover.
Joseph c. Quicker of Chestnut Hill. =
a., is spending a few days with Will I,
am W. Rawlins.
Miss Ruth Bassett of PHILADELPHIA
visiting the Misses Faucet at their q
'me here.
Miss Bertha Johnson left Sunday for I,
. Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia, for 6
Norman Davidson and friend Of Phil
elphia spent the weekend with his
'ter, Mrs. Floyd Hurley. 8.
Earl Williams and Paul Brenner of "a
idgeyille spent Sunday with friends y
town. =.
Thomas Littleton and family spent
first of the week in Wilmington
d Philadelphia.
J. Irwin White of Wilmington has
7n the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.
on the past week. NJ
Misses Anna and Ida Marvel are
'upying a cottage at RehObOth for
month of August. ~
Jr. and Mrs. W. F. Blackstone spent =1-
part of last week with their son. -
B. B. G. Blackstone, in Whining &A
lrs Hannah Hart has been spend II
some time with her niece, Mrs.
c. McDaniels, at the Hotel Rod
: at Lewes
luther Calhoun and family of ~
dgeyille spent Sunday with his par st,
s, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun. de
Ir. and Mrs Harry Wood of Tren- "
n. j., are visiting Fred Walls and DO
lily here &C
-iss Edith Warrington Of Philadel- ay ,,
is spending a month with her SUI
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William A. da
'rington. pa
'ilson Smith of Philadelphia is Wis on,
2 his sister, Mrs. Harley Ryon. Ian
rs. Joseph Baker of Philadelphia me
isiting her parents Mr.. and AI-s I ~, ~
:. Wilson. ~
r. and Mrs. Everett Walls and son
spent the weekend -
relatives here. -
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