Milford chronicle., 1920-03-05
GEORGETOWN

b. The Georgetown shirt factory began
work Monday morning, March 1st
starting with six operators and viii
b add a new one each day until the num-
Der is complete.
Robert Short. of this town, has sold
his property at Oak Orchard to Mr.
Buchanan, of Philadelphia. who will
make several Improvements to that
ever growing resort.
Friends of Howard ]. Cooke, one OF
b our widely known young attorneys
are favOring him for the position of
Deputy Attorney General for Sussex
County.
/ This section was visited by another
snow storm on Sunday.
Mrs. Addie NJ Watson. of DagsbOro
and James Walter Donovan, son of the
late Gibson Donovan. of near town,
were married last Tuesday night at
/ the residence Of Rev. W. S. H. Will
liams, of this town.
/ The annual town election will be
/ held Saturday, March 9Th.
While cutting wood at his home
near town Frank Wilson cut his foot
severely when the axe glanced.
Through the efforts of Mr.. Irving p
Whitehead Of the Federal Loan Bank
NJ c. Vaughn, OF this county a farm
loan association was organized Friday
afternoon in Mr.. Vaughn's office in
the county court house with the fol-
lowing and directors: President, John
T. WagamOn; vice-president, George
S. Elliott; secretary. treasurer and at
tOrney, Howard j Cooke; directors,
John T. WagamOn, George S. Elliott, I.
L. W. Richards, Elmer Unger.- Mrs. I
George W. G. CObaugh The apprais-
al commieeee consists of W. p. Bacon I
George S. Elliott, julius GOrlich. The .
association already has applications .
amounting to about thirty-two thous-
and dollars. 1t is believed that the
association will be of incalcuable
benefit to the farmers Of Sussex cOun-
~ as the lower part Of Delaware is
almost wholly devoted TO agriculture.
The ladies auxiliary of Wesley NJ.
z. Church held its regular monthly
meeting in the Child Welfare room in
the WagamOn Block on Tuesday night.
There are five prisoners confined in
the county Jail at the present time
Al the annual election of officers of
the First VI. p. Church Sunday school
Of this town held Sunday afternoon,
Horace VI. Swain was chosen super
lntendent, and ]. Harvey Rawlins,
treasurer, the school is in a flourish
ing condition.
Miss Albert Simpler, one OF the
clerks in the Office of the Board of As
sessment is i'll with the measles, there .
are several more cases in town.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. DaW- g
son has issued the following marriage
license the past week. To Raleigh r. S
Nllgus of Roxana. and Martha Little {
on. Of Millville. To Lee r. Smith of q
Georgetown, and Define c. Hazard, of I
-eWes, To Clarence Morgan, of Ellen ]
iale, and Ethel +. Banning of Green J
wood
Register of Wills William J. Mus q
ard has issued the following letters u
ne past week. on the estate of Mary y
l. Long, OF DagsbOrO hundred to JOS y
lua b. Bunting; on the estate of Jes- .
e T. Wells. Of GumbOrO hundred to
.ack ". Wells; on the estate of Har-
let e. West of Indian river hun
red, TO Thomas A. West
Luther Walls has purchased a new
utOmObile this week
Young people here are planning for
big Easter Dance TO which society
olks in all parts Of the county will
e invited
After being in progress for two
'eeks under the direction OF Rev.
Ohm T. Bailey. revival services were
rought to a close in First NJ p
hurch Of this town Sunday night. On
unday night a large class was re-
aiyed into membership.
Members of the assessment Board
Sussex County were at Rehoboth
onday adjusting the assessment to
le properties damaged by the late
orm.
Willard Gray is suffering with a
,rained wrist.
Mrs. W. E. Hawkins and young son ~
IS been visiting relatives in Easton. T.
d. llT
Thomas r. Purnell, a hardware
.aler of this town, has been in Har-
sburg, Pa, attending a convention
stove manufacturers. He was ac-
mpanied by Mrs. Purnell
Mrs. William Curdy and son of Phil
elphia are visiting her parents-in- III
W. Mr.. and Mrs. William J. CurdY III
this town.
John 7. Wagamon and son, Burton, III
We returned from a business trip in.
e south.
Clerk of Orphans Court Harry ].
re who has been confined to his n
me suffering from the flu has i'm
owed so as to be out again.
Miss Roberta Day, who has been III
fering from the flu is improving.
Charles Spicer of Wilmington has
en- visiting his mother and sisters
re FOR the past week. Hi
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Jefferson are HI
the sick list.
DR.. James H. Chapman has been
mined to his home with a severe at II
TX Of the grippe.
Mrs. Hettie Thomas, of DagsbonO, III
ent part of this week with friends
re-
Miss Edna Barr attended the K. A
aternity dance at the Hotel willard,
ishington, ID. c., on Thursday of
It week. She was the guest of her
lther, Courtland Barr.
Mrs. Lena b. Anderson and daugh- III
, Janreed, spent the weekend in
ltimOre. iii
Miss Mennie Ableman of Philadel-
la was a guest of her brother, BEN
min Ableman here this week
Mrs. Evelyn Conrad and daughter, III
die, spent the weekend with rela-
es at Stockley. HI
4 you are sick, no matter what -
T of your body is affected, try CHR -
-atic Adjustments and get well.
ma K. Gregorius, Chiropractor,
ford nafo mn 20 z o.