Milford chronicle., 1920-08-27
GEORGETOWN

Earnest Jones Is SUBSTITUTES do
clerk in the post Office in the place OF
Miss Helen Macklin, who is visiting
her sister in Delmar.
Mrs. Frank Rogers who some time
ago had her scalp torn of by an au-
tomObile has returned, much improY-
ed to her home near here, from Phii-
adelphia, where she went for treat
ment.
George Hudson sold his household
goods at public auction at his nome
here Saturday.
Mrs. Everett Barr who has lately
been operated on in Philadelphia Tor
appendicitis is rapidly recoN ering and
viii soon return to her home here.
Chautauqua will be held in TINS
town from September l7th 10 z-hu-
The following officers have been nam
ed: Andrew J. Lynch, president; hoD-
ert G. Houston, vice president W.
Elwood Wright. secretary, George II.
Short. treasurer The following are
chairmen of the different committees;
w. Frank Sharp. ticket selling; An
drew Marvel. grounds; Mrs. j. H.
Chapman hospitality; Mrs. Andrew
Marvel. Jr.. Chautauqua; Robert U.
Houston. advertising; John F. hals-
er, reception.
A large number OF the farmers IN
this section attended the farmers
picnic at Rehoboth Beach Tuesday.
There are seven prisoners confined
in the county Jail here at the pres
ent time.
Nelson j. Forney has got his Jew
elrv store moved to the Ennis block .
in the store lately vacated by James
H. McGlothen.
John T. Carey, Jehu T. Hudson ana
Haey 7. swain attended the national
council of the order of United Amer
lean men held in the Continental Ho-
tel. at Philadelphia, Tuesday.
REGISTER of Wills William J. Mus
tard the past week granted letters on
the estate of Harry NJ. Bennett, OF
Cedar Creek hundred, to Lottle l..
Bennett.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the following mar (
riaee licenses the past week: To JOS
eph Russo of Lewes and Mary Hick-
man of Dagsboro; to James II. war
rington and Mamie P. Cooper, both OF
Harbeson: to Silas w. DOWnes OF
NIillsboro and Lena Nelson of George
town: to Albert F. Curton OF Frank
ford and Lima E. Richards of Mill
vile.
Jacob Eldren West and Lester Rog- q
ers have each purchased dwelling
house from E. G. Ryon on Cedar {
street, this town.
Mrs. Jacob Chipman has been vis-
iting friends in Philadelphia the past
week.
Mrs. F. P. Sher of Philadelphia has
been the guest of her mother, Mrs. /
Jane Hammond here. h
Mrs. Sallie Jerome of Philadelphia -
spent a part of last week with her 4
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Walls, here. G
Mr. and Mrs Walter Short and .
child of Newark, " j., are the guests !,
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II
II. Short, here.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Purnell are "
spending a week with friends al a i,
house party at Fenwick's Island. :;
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ElwOOd Wright, =,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas West mo- =,
tored to Philadelphia last Friday to ~
visit Mr. and Mrs George Warren y,
Jones over Sunday. o,
Howard Bramhal, Esq, OF Phila- .,
delpSia. is the guest of his mother n,
here. n
Miss Annie Simpler of Philadelphia
Is spending two weeks with her mo- ~,
.her. Mrs. James Maull. n,
AIR. and Mrs Earl d. Wiley and ~
Misses Lottie and Madeline Gray, all fo
)f Dover spent a part Of last week
With Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Gibson. 4.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Frank Sharp are IN
spending some time at Rehoboth IN
}each. M
Joseph Downes and wife of Mar
.us Hook, Pa, are the guests of Mr.. cc
md Mrs. J. J. Morath. fo
Miss Roberta Day spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. J. ROLAND Buell. ,r
t Selbyyille. 81
Miss Sallie Harris of Bridgeville IS he
he guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry ia
. Axe, here. su
4 large number of our citizens are eb
pending their Sundays at Oak Or tb
hard.
Mrs. Lena Anderson was in Balti- ev
lore this week. II
Joseph G.. Quicker of Chestnut Hill, or
a., was a weekend guest of rela- ri.
ives here.
Miss Edna Barr spent the weekend In,
nth Mrs. Ethel Walls at Newark, vi.
Id. oa
Judge Henry c. Conrad is the NJ, NJ
uest of his daughter at Norristown, wi
a. NO
Miss Myrtle Workman of Baltimore, ba
Id., is the guest Of her grandparents,
Ir. and Mrs. Joshia Workman Sc,