Milford chronicle., 1919-10-10
GEORGETOWN


George Gray is substituting in tn
postofiice for Lloyd RaynOr, who j
on his vacation.
/, Work was begun last week on TIN
county cement road between this tow
and Bridgeyille.
Walter Lynch, an express messen
q ger on the tower Of the d. NJ. & V
branch had the misfortune to fall owe
some boxes in the express car las
, week and seriously injured his lef
arm. but at this time he is improving
Harry L. Holson has purchased
from his father, Frank J. Holson, Tho
large dwelling house on North Bed
ford street
Mrs. George +. Walls was given q
kitchen shower one night last week
at the home of Mrs. Julian Townsend
on North Bedford street.
The Benevolent Society met at the
home of Mrs. William J. Mustard on
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Walls will
occupy the property of John f. Kaiser
on Railroad avenue the first of the
year, or before.
Pierre S. DUPONT. Dr.. Joseph Odell
and Dr. Richard Cooper addressed a
large audience in the court room last
Thursday night in the interest of the
new school code.
Prof. Roy Henery, agricultural in
structor in the Georgetown public
schools, will coach the Georgetown
High School foot ball team this sea-
son.
W. II. Marker Of FELTON, has leased
the store rooms formerly occupied by
n. y. Hart on Market street and Will
open a meat market this week.
Pomona Grange. which now has It's
headquarters in the Lacy block Will
next year have its headquarters on
the second floor OF the Odd Fellows
building.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roach, who
were married i'm Wilmington and re-
turned here the first of the week, were
rendered an old time serenade by their
many youugs friends.
James II. McGlothen of this town
has the champion hen for laying large
eggs. Last week he was showing one
of the eggs that measured S15 inches
around it lengthwise and g., in cir
There are eight prisoners in the
Jail
Clerk Of the Peace Frank W Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses during the past week: To
Francis T. Brereton OF Fairmount. and
Mary r. Hood of Lewes; Charles C.
Clark of Millsboro and Estella Sal
mons of Milton; Len Wiley and Hetty
Bailey, both of Georgetown; William
T. Manning and Helen R. Wiltbank.
both of Lewes
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
ard has issued the following letters
he past week: On the estate of Har-
y p. Hudson of DagsborO hundred
o Mamie c. Hudson; one the estate
# Margaret A. Clifton of Nanticoke
hundred to Blanche Clifton; on the
state of Rhoda J. Wheatley of Broad
reek hundred to Berry Guy Wheatley.
John Nelson, who conducts a groc-
ry store on Market street. will. within
he next few days open a meat mar
et in connection with his grocery
tore
Sunday school rallies were conduct
d in Wesley NJ. Z. Church and the NJ
,. Church Of this town Sunday even
lg. Special programs were arrang-
d for the occasions. There were
lrge attendances at both churches.
Miss Annie Jones, teacher in the
department of the George
1wn high school, spent Sunday al her
ONE in Philadelphia.
Miss Della Coffin Of Millsboro is
pending few days with Miss Mary
aytOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bailey of Har-
ngton spent the weekend with his
lrents. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs o. W. Powers of VIII
ington and Mrs. George Bean of
'ashington, d. c., are visiting Mr..
I'd Mrs, T. p. Conaway.
Mrs. Bessie Hudson has returned
ON a two weeks trip to Wilmington.
and Radnor, Pa.
MT and Mrs. Frank Rupert of Will
ngton spent the weekend with his
other. Mrs Edward See.
Mrs Margaret Lank of Lewes is
sitting her sister. Mrs n. II. Dennis.
Broadkiln oysters have made their
pearance and are selling for 75c per
sket.
Mrs. j. T, Chipman is visiting rel
YES and friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Benjamin Ableman attended
'eting of the equal suffrage board
Dover last week.
captain Charles Hudson. wife and
Id. of jacksonville Fla. have been
snding some time with his parents.
. and Mrs. John Hudson
Mrs. Edward Norris. who has been
'nding the summer with her mother.
s. Laura White has returned 10
home in Butte, Montana. She was
by her mother. who viii
md some time in Montana.
.lrs. Elizabeth Calhoun. who has
n spending some time in Berlin
% has returned to her home here
ii7- i'viic jameson rs WISHING rfI-T
res and friends in Wilmington.
lr and Mrs. William Smith OF
'oklyn have been visiting Mr.. and
s. John Knowles.