Milford chronicle., 1920-10-01
GEORGETOWN


County Agent NJ c. Vaughn has re-
turned home from Sprinhed, Mass
where he has been attending the Eastern
States Exposition in charge of two boy
club teams from Delaware. MT, Vaughn
reports that the boys did excellent work
/ in all contests and demonstrations, TAX
ing first prize in the pig judging contest.
Second prize in the corn Judging. Second
prize in the cattle judging contest and
I third prize in the beef cattle judging
contest J. T. Vandenburg, Jr, OF
/ Bridgeyille, made the highest score in
pig judging, which entitled him to a reg
istered pig of any breed. Robert Wat
son, OF Pennington. made the highest
score IN dairy cattle judging contest
which entities him to a registered Hol-
stein heifer calf. The boys represented
the State in good style and We're weli
decorated with medals and ribbons upon
their return Saturday noon.
The farmers in this section are getting
busy for the sowing of their wheat crop
which will be a large acreage TINS tall
Nv. NJ. p Samples has sold his farm
at the edge of town on the new stone
road to George Mitchell. who is now oc-
The first political meeting to be held
by the women was held IN the court
room Thursday afternoon. There was
The Georgetown concert band is fur
nshing music for the Milford carnival
Miss katherine Dodd of Nnllsboro has
accepted a position as stenographer in
the offices Of the county school commits
William King has purchased the dwell
ing of George w. Hatfield on Market
street. next door to the new theatre
building.
and Mrs Frank Groom nf teis tom,
was taken to a hospital in Philadelphia
lest Wednesday to be operated on for
Miss Roberta Day daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Day, of this town, and VIII
liam ID. Brasure, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brasure, of Frankford, were mar
ried at Dover on last Thursday by the
Rev. j. w. Calona. They We're attended
by Miss Matte Walls and John Salmons.
The bridal pair left at once for a trip
to New York, Philadelphia and Wash
ington. The bride has been deputy
for the past years and has
many friends in this town.
w. B. Hilyard last week sold his mill /
property near here, known as the Morris |
MILL to Joseph F. and Clarence j. Truitt I
both of near town, who will conduct II
n the future.
has been in the employ OF the state /
Department left last Saturday /
or Grand George, n. Y, where he has
lccepted position as material man IN
Dad construction work with Boston
company
Z DIR. James H Chapman Of the firm OF
MARSHALL and Chapman is in st. Louis. I,
No., attending the annual convention OF
he United Drug Company Rexal Stores
which is being held in that city.
Register of Wills William J. Mustard
as issued the following letters the past
week; on the estate of Margaret c. Ly-
ms of Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred to
fenry " Lyons; on the estate of David
(. Purnell of Georgetown Hundred to
ieorge w. Bennum, Cr.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Lawson
as issued the following marriage Ii
enses the past week: to William D. Rey-
olds of Milton and Nellie X. Graft of !
Dagsoboro; to Eugene H. Marsh and An
lie Bryon, both of Lewes; to William J
|. Brasure of Frankford and Roberta A. !
ay of Georgetown. I
Mary Carmean has accepted a position 7
S stenographer in the office of the Sus- d
* County Highway Improvement Com
lission here. e
Fred P. johnson has been on the sick 5
st. j
Mr.. A. ]. Lynch is on visit to Win
lice, has entered college. +
Mrs a. ID. Rust has returned from a v
ID to Niagara Falls. Il
Mrs George Walls and son, Oliver. s.
I'VE been on an auto trip to Wilmington !
Mr. and Mrs. Job Pride, Jr. have been n
! a visit TO relatives in Elizabeth, NJ j.
william Donovan, son of the late As +
Try Donovan, who now resides at De- "
OFT. Mich, IS visiting friends and rel 81
ives here Tor the first time in seveteen
Mrse. f. T. Warrington has returned
ON Pennsgrove, N. j., where she has Il
en spending some time. W
Mrs. J. I. Wagaman who has been on
e sick list is out again. T
There are twelve prisoners in the coun- W
jail here at the present time. h'