Milford chronicle., 1920-01-30
GEORGETOWN

have been almost impossible for the
past five days and many falls have
resulted.
Mrs. II. B. Nevn has purchased al
public sale the Butler homestead or
East Market street for eighteen hun
dred dollars. Mrs. Nevin was one Oi
the heirs.
On account of the cold weather the
extra meetings in Wesley NJ. +. Church
have been discontinued. to be resumed
later. The meetings being held in the
NJ. P. Church have also been post
poned.
The following. who were members
of the local board of health. have re-
signed: Frank NJ. Jones, ESQ., J. f.
Kaiser, DR.. J. B. NAPLES, Jr., W. FL
wood Wright and Mrs. A. p. Townsend.
This leaves the town board to act as
board Of health.
Mrs Elizabeth Wilson is recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. How
ard c. Stewart. on Market street.
W. E. NAPLES, who underwent a sue
/ cessful operation at the Beebe Hos
( pital at Lewes a short time ago has
improved and returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major W. Hudson
/ quietly celebrated their fiftieth ami
versary at their marriage at their
home on last Friday. Though having
passed their three score years and
ten, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson are quite
active and enjoy good health.
The quarantine for small poX was
lifted Monday when the last two fam
lilies had their residences fumigated,
and as there are no new cases. George
town is again free from the disease.
The February term OF the Superior
Court and Court of General Sessions
will convene here next Monday. Chief
Justice Pennewill and Associate JUS
tices Boyce and Conrad will preside.
Marshall & Chipman are making i'm
provements to the interior of their
drug and department store on the
corner of Market and Race streets.
Miss Gladys Smith of Milton has en-
tered the Georgetown high school and
is taking a business course.
The county jail is still without
prisoner.
Joseph Hildren Green, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Green of this town,
and Miss Theodore King, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wingate King. near town,
were married Friday in Wilmington.
They will reside with Mr.. King on
the farm near town.
Clerk of the Peace F. W. Lawson
has issued a marriage license to Ches-
ter F. Hudson of Milton and Irene c.
Wilson of Georgetown.
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate of Char
lOtte c. Nelson of North West Fork
hundred to Samuel II. Nelson on the
estate of William Seymour Ryan OF
Cedar Greek hundred to Annie ]. /
Ryan; on the estate of Mary Ella West !
of Baltimore hundred to John T. West /
The three days reunion of the An
cient and Accepted Order of Scottish |
Rite of Free Masons of Delaware was /
held in Wilmington last week at /
which several members of the Ma |
sonic Fraternity were in attendance. 3
Among them were Grand High Priest I
w. Frank Sharp, Harvey W. Calhoun,
George o. Fearon. c. Edgar Willin and
William J. Mustard.
1t is reported that the State Home
for Feeble-Minded Children. about four
miles below here, near Stockley, will
be ready for occupancy within a
month.
The Georgetown public school held
their mid-year examination last week
AS a result of falling on icy pave
ments near their homes, Mrs. Daniel
Roach mother of City Councilman
Walter Roach. and Mrs Charles Coop
er are suffering from severe cuts about
he head.
Miss Maud Steel. who has been suf-
'ering from a fall on the icy pave
nent is rapidly improving
Miss Laura Jester spent the latter
)art of the week in Wilmington
Miss Ida May Calhoun has been on
he sick list but is recovering.
George Pittard has returned from a
business trip to Texas.
James E. Tarr track foreman at |
was in town Monday.
James A. Marsh, ESQ.,, city solicitor
# Denver, Colorado, who has been |
listing relatives and friends in Sus-
eX county, has returned to his home
n that city. He was accompanied by |
lis parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel P. |
larsh of Angola, who will spend sew
raj months in the west /
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gray have
cen visiting friends in Wilmington.
Master Roland Joseph has been Wis
ing his aunt at Dover. II
William w. Rawlins spent a few H
avs in Philadelphia this week. II
Frederick Walls spent Sunday at II
eaford III
Leroy Henny, agricultural teacher II
the Georgetown high school, at II
'nded a dance at Dover Friday night. II
George A. Gray has accepted the III
of the farm listing and II
the handling of town properties and III
ents in the office of H. c. Stewards II
arm Agency at Georgetown. Mr.. Gray II
i'll have full charge of the listing of III
] farm properties and will be glad III
have his friends call and see him.
e is graduate of the Georgetown II
gh school commercial course and
r some time has been employed as a
ERIK in the office of the Motive Power II
oreman on the Pennsylvania Rail-
'ad at Georgetown.
Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday at The II
nerican Legion Dance; Armory Hall, III
30 m /