Milford chronicle., 1920-05-21
GEORGETOWN

Miss Gertrude Adams and William T
/, Wilson, both residing near this towr
We're married last week by Rev. w. )
II. Williams at his residence on NOrtll
Front street in this town.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Delaware Maryland and Virginia
railroad company for the purpose OF
electing directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the Georgetown office at
noon next Wednesday, May 26th, after
which a trip OF inspection will be made
over the lines from Georgetown 10 Lewes
and Franklin City, Va.
. when the Sussex County field day picnic
for the boys and girls clubs will be held.
As this picnic was called Tor last SAT
urday and was postponed on account OF
the rain and cool weather.
A band stand will soon be erected on
the vacant lot belonging to the Delaware
] Trust Company at the corner OF Market
. street and public square where band con-
/ cfrtS<will be given during the summer
AFhe old Peoples Theatre building on
/ Market street is thing OF the past II
has been RACED to make room for the new
[ theatre and store building which Will
take its place. Work on the new struc-
ture has been started and will be finish
ed in a few months and then Georgetown
will have one Of the most up-tO-dake
theatre buildings in the county.
Miss Sallie h. Messick has accepted
{ position as saleslady in the Jewelry store
of y. j. FOrney.
The Red. White and Blue Quilt which
was made some time ago by the ladies'
of the Georgetown W. Q. T. Y. TO help
raise the quota Of S145.60 on the $1,000
600 that the national W. G. Il. y. raised
for national and world prohibition Am
ercanization woman industry and child
welfare work viii be sold in the pubic
square Of this town 10 the highest bid
der Saturday night May END at o
clock. There will be music by the
Georgetown band and speeches by prom
inent men Of this town.
Samuel Derrickson has opened
blacksmith shop at the old Kendall Win
gate stand, formerly run by Edgar
Waples.
srWillam J. Wilson has the finest vege-
table garden at his home on the corner
OF Market and King streets that has been
seen in town so far this season.
Register Of Wills William j. Mustard
has issued the following letters the past
week. on the estate Of George y. CliI-
ton Of Lewes and RehobOth Hundred TO
the Sussex Trust Company; on the es-
late Of James A. DOdd of LeWes and Re
hooolh Hundred 10 Mlllam r boqu anu
the Sussex Trust Company; one the es-
tate of Clifford 5. Evans of Baltimore
Hundred to Allie Z. Evans; on the es-
tate Of Isaacs /. Hall Of Dagsboro Hun
dred to Henry Y. Hall; on the estate Of
James H. DOrman, OF Little Creek Hun
dred to Mary h. DOrman, and Elijah p.
Wootten; on the estate Of Margaret b.
Davidson of Indian River Hundred 10
Willard s Davidson. on the estate Of
William NJ. Morris of Baltimore Hundred
10 Raymond B. Morris.
AlEIk OF AuE IEAtt r RANK W laAMoOAA D
has not issued a marriage license the Z
past week.
There are six prisoners in the county
jail at the present time.
Robert B. MOodSide of Philadelphia is Z
the guest of Miss Edna Barr.
Sarah Wilson who has been away for
her health has returned home.
Miss Helen Hammond of Wilmington 7
spent the Weekend with her mother, .
Mrs. Emma Hammond here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward See spent a few I
days in Philadelphia and Wilmington I
Miss SalHe Harris of Bridgevile is
spending the week with her sister, Mrs.
Harry j. Axe here.
atiVes in Wilmington the past week
Mrs. Oscar Woodbridge and children of
Norfolk, Va, are visiting her parents,
Rev and Mrs. W. S. II. Williams.
Mrs. T. T. Leonard of Baltimore has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles
r. Cannon.
Andrew WianbIes has secured po-
sition at Marcus Hook, Pa.
William Pennel, Mrs. Herman Roach,
and Miss Laura Jester, attended the
State Sunday School Convention in Will
nington last week.
Miss Margaret Lynch has been visit
ng in Franklin City, Va, the past week.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Moore of near town is i'll.
Mrs. Herb Brasure and children are
suffering with the measles at their home
lear town.
Mrs. Edward Hill is spending the week
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n.
Hart.
Albert 2. Croll Of Lacony, Pa, is the
'uest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Barr.
Theodore Reed of Lewes was among
riends in town Thursday.
Deputy Clerk of the Peace W. Elwood
Wright was in Dover Friday.
John King is on a business trip TO
and Wilmington.
Frank Millman of near here lost a val
able dog last week from some unknown
tsease
If you are sick, no matter what
art of your body is affected try CHR
pratic Adjustments and get we'll
.nna K. Gregorius, Chiropractor,
Iilford, Delaware. 3-5-3t