Milford chronicle., 1920-10-29
GEORGETOWN


The Cambridge high school foot
pail team met defeat by 200 in the
game played by the Georgetown high
school here last Friday afternoon.
The Dollar Social held by the la
dies Of the NJ. P. Church last week
netted them about eighty dollars.
Rev. L. 7. Cooper of Sharptown
hlled the pulpit in the NJ. P. Church
OF this town on Sunday night, while
the pastor, Rev. J. T. Bailey. is bus
lily engaged holding revival services
at Dagsboro.
Frederic Short and Mrs. Otelia
Bradley, two highly respected color
ed residents of this town. were mar
ried last week by the Rev. Garrison
OF the A. NJ. Z. Church of this town.
chief Game Warden John p. Le-
FeYre has given notice that sports
men and others may shoot rabbits the
same as in the past, viz: from Novem-
Der 18th to December 31st.
There was a citizenship school
meeting held in the court room Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons and
evenings under the charge of Mrs.
oliver johnson of st. Louis. Mo-, and
other local speakers. The attendance
was large.
This section is badly in need of
rain as it is feared that the long
dry spell has already done some dam
age to the buckwheat crop.
Our sportsmen report that this fall
game of all kinds is more plentiful
then for many years past.
Miss Grace Patience HOlson, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. HoI-
son, of this town, and Harrington H.
Hanley, a merchant of Salisbury, Md.
and son of the late Thomas G. Han
ley and Mrs. Martha Hanley of Will
mington, were married at $3.50 o.
clock Thursday morning at the home
Of the bride on the public square, this
town, by Rev. John T. Bailey, pastor
Of the First NJ. p. Church. The bride
was attired in dark brown travel
ing suit with hat, gloves and shoes to
match. After an extended wedding
rip to nothern points they will re-
side in Salisbury.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
ion the past week has granted a mar
'iage license to Harrington H. Han
ey Of Salisbury, Md, and Grace P. /
AetAoOh VI OCO4 SNLOM4ls
Register of Wills William J. Mus
ard has issued the following letters
he past week: On the estate of Ray .
1Orrison of Cedar Greek hundred to |
'irda D. Morrison; on the estate of .
samuel 7. Hearn of Little Greek
undred to Luther NJ. Hearn.
Mrs. Daniel Kitchens, Jr., of near
his town was operated on for appen-
icitis at the Beebe hospital last week
nd at present she is doing fine.
A. B. Sandige and family will oc-
upy the dwelling of Mrs. Annie B.
'horoughgood on Railroad avenue
lis winter while Mrs. Thoroughbred
spending the winter with her son
t Newark.
There are twelve prisoners in the
1unty Jail here at the present time.
Norman Marvel of Philadelphia
)ent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
obert Vanaman here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Davidson of
ilton and Mrs. Estella Lofland of
ewes spent Sunday with Mr.. and
rs. Floyd Hurley.
H. w. Calhoun has been in Phila-
slphia this week.
George Walls was the guest of
lends in Snow HILL Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. Omelia Merritt of Marcus
ook, Pa, has been the guest of Mrs.
J. Morath for a few days this week
Peter r. Warrington of Harbeson
as among friends in town Saturday.
Heoplis Hurley and family and
RS. Mary Donovan of Delmar spent
lnday with Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Hur-
Y.
Mrs. John Ellingsworth of Philadel-
ia is visiting her son, John Ellings-
)rth.
Mrs. J. j. Morath has returned from
visit to relatives in Philadelphia and
lrcus Hook, Pa.
Mrs. Walter Pepper is visiting in
Iiladelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Walls are
a trip visiting relatives in Virgin
Mr.. and Mrs. Wingate COnoway and
lighter, Nellie, have been visiting
,ir son and brother, Charles Como
Y, at Bridgeton, n. J.
,Irs. Elberta Swain of Marcus
ok, Pa, is visiting her parents.
Irs. Edward F. Pride is on the
k list