Milford chronicle., 1920-11-19
GEORGETOWN

nG SuAllAE CNaSOu OptINu DulANef
and our sportsmen report game plen-
tiful.
Howard Baer has moved his family
into the Moore property on the cor
ner of Market and Race streets re-
Gently vacated by c. 5. Gumby who
has moved to Laurel.
Eggs are retailing in our local mar
ket for seventy cents per dozen. Some
price.
The many friends here of John c.
Eagan of Philadelphia, son-in-law of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, of this town.
are sorry to hear of his illness with
double pneumonia at his home in
that city and hope for his speedy re-
covery.
Our farmers are all busy husking
corn and many husking bees are be-
ing held in this section.
Holly berries are very scarce in
this section this year and unless some
artificial decorations are used wreath
will be scarce and several families
will suffer the loss of the sale of
them.
Miss May Gordy and Miss Nettie
Downes attended the County Sunday
School Convention as delegates from
here in Lewes NJ. E. Church on We'd
nesday of last week.
Members of the Aid Society of the
NJ. p. Church have formed a rainy
day club with each pledged to hang
a small bag some where in their
homes and each day that it rains be-
tween now and the middle of March
drop one cent into it as a saving
fund for the church purposes.
The Georgetown New Century Club
held its first meeting of the season
Thursday, November 18th in the club
room above Sharp's store, followed by
a general reception and tea. A large
attendance was present.
William ]. Thoroughbred is spend
ing some time in Ashville, n. c., for
his health.
The stork visited Mrs. Harry Lee
at the home of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. +. Bailey, at the NJ. p. parson-
age here Friday morning and left her
nice baby boy.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth McGlothen,
wife of James II. McGlothen, passed
away at her home on AIbury avenue,
last Tuesday morning, about rs years
of age. She had been an invalid for
the last five years. Funeral services
were conducted by her pastor, Rev.
S. n. Pilchard in Wesley NJ. E. Church
on Friday afternoon. Interment made
in Union cemetery.
This section was visited by a cold
snap Friday night and ice was seen
Saturday morning for the first time
this winter
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To James
Ross, Milford. and Nellie Hovety of
Georgetown; to Fred S. Donovan and
Mary d. Uhler, both of Greenwood;
to Jarra w. Hart of Selbyville and
Edith Morgan of Christfield, Md; to
John T. Jester of SeafOrd and Paul
inc Waller of Laurel; to Russell H.
Woodward and Mary S. Carey, both
of Milton; to l.. Vernon Belts of Mills {
borO and Clara Hayman of Christfield
Md.
Register of Wills William J. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate of
Charlotte S. Hamblin, of Baltimore
hundred to Ira T. Hamblin and Ed
ward l.. Hamblin. On the estate of
Catherin Layton of Baltimore hun
dred to Frederick Pepper.
Mrs. Della Wilson, aged so years,
months and II days, wife of George /
died at her home on KENNY
street, Saturday morning of tubercu-
losis. Funeral services were held at
Sand Hill NJ. Z. Church, near here,
on Monday afternoon. Interment made
in adjoining cemetery.
4. GpOTon a indaD Kohl Of
town, Pa, has purchased the brick
lotel of this town from John c. Goss-
er, the consideration is said to be
eighteen thousand dollars. Mr.. Kohl
or the past six years has been con-
iucting the Eagle Hotel at Allentown,
Pa. He Will take charge of the hotel
.bout the first of the year. Mr.. Goss-
er will return to Atlantic City, n. J.
There are seven prisoners in the
ounty Jail at the present time.
Mrs. Elsie Foster of Marcus Hook
Pa. is visiting Mrs. J. J. AIorath here.
Harrison Warrington of Claymont
pent part of the week with friends
ere.
Mrs. Rufus B. Wilson of New York
$ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'harles Joseph here.
Mrs. Annie Lacklen of Missoulia,
Iontana, is visiting her two sisters,
Irs. Daniel Roach and Mrs. Lavinia
ampbell here.
Mrs. Thomas West is i'll at her
ONE on Race street.
Miss Sarah Rutt has been visiting
riends in Chester and Philadelphia.
Miss Lydia Wilson of Delmar has
cen the guest of friends here the
asst week
George H. Kitchens was Il Fhiia-
elphia last week
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Sammons and
yo children of Philadelphia are the Z
nests of relatives here. =
Miss Blanche Register spent a part
last week with her brother, Ar
ur Register, at Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Bartling of
ewburn, N. c., spent Thursday last
ith Mr.. and Mrs. w. Elwood Wright
re-
Messrs. Jack Keyser, Joseph Ford
Id John D. Renville, all of Whining
n, are spending a few days with
lends here.
Mrs. Joseph Walls and daughter,
hel, are spending a few days in
liladelphia
Riley Brown of Wyoming spent the
eek-end with friends here.
Everett Walls of Middletown is the
est of friends here.
Mrs. William Sammons is quite i'll
her home on Chestnut street.
Miss Elberta Simpler spent the
,ek-end with her parents, Mr.. and
s. George Simpler. near Stockley.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGlOthen, wife of
mes II. McGlothen, died at her home
Albury avenue last Wednesday.
ed about 80 years. For many years
e took an active part in civic af-
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