Milford chronicle., 1920-06-18
GEORGETOWN

a Landreth L. Layton. Jr.. son Of Nj
and Mrs. Landreth l.. Layton. q
e Georgetown and Miss Mariana Glib
5 of Luela avenue. Wayne, Pa, wer
, married Wednesday. June 9th, in st
4 David'> Church. Radnor. Pa. After
I wedding tour i'm New England state
p Mr.. and Mrs. Layton will reside oi
North Bedford street this town.
Miss Marguerite Davis. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. :. Davis o
Georgetown and Matthew J. McDer
mott, son of Andrew McDermott
Waterford. y. y. were married sat
urday. June l.. at noon at New Yorl
City. The groom is superintendent OF
construction of the highway from
Georgetown 20 Barr'S corner. for the
Elder Co. contractors Of Whining
ton.
The Georgetown Farm Bureau thru
agent, NJ G. Vaughn, has distributed
$4,000 wilt-reSistant tomato plants to
the farmers and club members in SuS-
sex county.
Home grown green peas are i'm our
/ local markets and started at 80 cents
3 per gallon and are now 10 cents per
gallon.
Wheat i'm this section is looking
good and the prospects for good
Weld is good
The shirt factory whlcn recently be
-au operation an the ,id Opera House
uu Market street has been competed
TO close down for rex of help. and it
is rumorcd il will move 10 Maryland.
An individual communion SET has
been presented 10 the Georgetown NJ.
J.. Church 10y the Aid Society and it
WIS USED mt the sacrament service
sunday morning for ihc first tiIue.
An electrical sign has been sus-
pended ever Market street at Railroad
avenue. announcing the big county
Fourh Vt July ce'clI&tion To We Neid
in Georgetown on Monday. July 18th
There are only three prisoners CON
filed in She county Jail at the present
time.
After being in progress fof two
weeks the holiness meetings. conduct
cd under tent ON tac lot near the
depot, came To c!1~a Sunday. Tie
attendance was good. but not many
converts were made.
Mrs. Elmer Evans Short. wife Of
George II. Short teller i'm the Farmers
Bank this city. IirI ON Saturday af-
tcrnocu al the Bc"he hospital, Lcwes.
where She was taken a short timc 3g0
for treatment of ClWplica tinn of
diseases. She was aged about 33 wears.
The rcmainS were brought here Satur-
day night. and taken 10 the home of
her mother. Mrs. Annie Evans on y.
Bedford street. where funeral services
were con,n ted Tuesday aftcrn y ~
Dr. ). H. pifchar! iaStor of WeSic;
NJ. T.. church. Int mcnt was ma ta IN
nion cemetery If ttiS town. For
many years AIRS. Short was mem
her of the corps of teachers in the
GEORGETOWN high school from which
she graduated IN 1906.
Miss Mary Roach has accepted po-
Sition as stenoSraIher i'm the real es-
tate Office Of Mayor howard Stewart.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued The following marriage
licenses the past week: To Robert +.
seymour of Rchohoth and Emma
Grace Gordon of Harrington: to Frank
l.. Dou@hcrty of Laurel and Lillian
StUrgis of Locustyille, Va. to Ray
mpnd Smith ana Hannah Hazard.
'ctlI OF LeWes.
Register If Wills William J. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
The past week on the estate of Sarah
y. Burtou. Of Dac>bOro hundred To
Theodore Burton: on the estate of
William 2. Townsend Of Baltimore
hundred to Lizzie Townsend: on the
'State Of AIahaIon VI. Goodon Of ,
on the estate Of Charles
North WeStfork hundred. to Marie
Warwick of Nanticoke hundred to .
Maggie Warwick; on the estate of
Maud II. Ward of Lewes and Reho- :
10Th hundred to Harry Ward.
Mrs. Walter Wallace Of Seaford was
he guest Of her father George W. :
BENSON. Sr.. here this week.
Mrs. Leyina Faucet left Monday !
or visit to Philadelphia and Cleve- {
and, Ohio. She will return 10y mo-
or. Z
Mrs. Elmer +. Wilson and Mrs
ieorgina McNutt are spending a week
q Philadelphia.
Mrs. Frank d. Rupert and children
f Wilmington are visiting Mrs. Ed (
ard See.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin Ablcman I
re spending few days in Philadel-
hia.
Mrs. Andrew J. Lynch and daugh- {
'r. Miss Alice have been visiting in
!
James II. Sevain of Kansas City has
een visiting relatives here the past
eek. 4
Mrs. Elizabeth r Hart who is in
ar ninetieth year and Miss Lizzie C. :
art are on an automobile trip to 4
Mrs. George II. Torbert is visiting :
'latives in Philadelphia. z
MinoS o. Short of Seaford was =
nons friends in town Wednesday. {
Mrs. Jacob r. Chipman has been z
sitting relatives in Seaford. z
CONGRESSMAN c layton has re- z
rned from Washington to his home 6
re for the summer. z
Edward ID. Hearn. Esq. of Wash 6
gton, d. c.. formerly Il well known &c
ember Of the Sussex county bar was e
nong friends in town Sunday. 6,
William y. Smerville of Whining rc
II spent sunday with Andrew Mar {,
l. Esq. and family. *
Charles NJ. Upham. chief engineer a.
the state highway department of &.
over was in town Saturday night. ,,
a. p. Townsend is on the sick list. 3,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stoeckel Of sC
'lmar spent Sunday with relatives 8.
re. <.
Mrs. Lee Rust of Wilmington spent u