Milford chronicle., 1921-05-20
GEORGETOWN

Jacob West has purchased the stocI
of goods and store fixtures of the late
Julia A. Wilson, on Market street, anC
will continue the business at the same
stand.
William Wilkins has improved his
residence at the corner of King anC
Cedar streets by the addition of a new
back building.
DR.. w. F. Blackstone has opened
his new drug store in the Blackstone
block on Market street.
There were fifty-twO tickets sold for
the New York excursion from this
station Sunday.
The Child's Health Center and Wo-
mems Rest Room will be in the Gull
len Building on the south side of the
Public Square after June 1st. They
will move from the Wagamon build
ing on the north side of the Square.
Peter Marvel will soon open a gro
Gerry store on the corner of Vine and
Race streets.
The stork last week visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Townsend and
left them a nice baby girl.
The residence of Misses Laura and
Fannie Walls on the corner of Bed
ford and Laurel streets has been new
ly painted.
There are five prisoners in the
county jail here at the present time.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ryon have re-
turned from Philadelphia where Mr..
Ryons was examined by a specialist.
He has been put under a course of
treatment and is improving at this
time.
Under the direction of Frank L.
Joseph, the senior class, of the George
town high school gave creditable
performance of a farce comedy, "The
Bashful Mr.. Hobbs" in the Ryon's
Theatre building last Thursday even
ing. Those who took part were Helen
Wilkins, Myer Ableman, Gladys Hud-
son, Alton Hobbs, Mary Townsend,
Ennic Jones, James Carey, Almena
Johnson, Charles Green, Katherine
Davis. Miss Sarah Wilson was at the
piano. About sixty dollars were real
lied toward a fund the class is rails
ing to pay the expenses on their trip
to Washington.
The Presbyterian Church which has
been undergoing interior repairs is
and services were held there |
Sunday and regular services will now
be held.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard Jerel last week and I
left them fine baby boy.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son last week issued a marriage Ii
cense to Martin Davis Prettyman of |
nj ar,6 TN1eio NTarz /
Greenwood.
Register of Wills William J. Mus
lard has granted letters the past week
on the estate of Annie J. Tracey, of
Aewes and Rehoboth hundred to Ed
ward Tracey.
The Sunday school of First M. P.
Church of this town will observe
Children's Day Sunday night, June 5.
1t is reported that Alvin Wilgus of
2oXana will soon engage in the mer-
,antile business in the Wagamon
store on the corner of Bedford street
md Public Square.
The concrete highway extending
rom Georgetown to Cokesbury Church
las been completed and in about
hree weeks will be open for travel.
Anniversary Day was observed by
he Epworth League in Wesley M. E.
)hurch Sunday night. The services
we're in charge of M. c. Vaughan, pres
dent of the league.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Hart spent last
7eek in Philadelphia.
Howard Bramhall, Esq, of Philadel-
hia, spent a part of last week with
is mother here. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ewing of Phila-
elphia spent part of last week with =
lends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hurley of Mil
m were with friends in town Sun
ly.
Mrs. Sallie Donaway of Millsboro
Dent Friday with friends here.
Miss Maud Lowe of Philadelphia
)ent the latter part of last week
ith Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morath
re.
Miss Bessie Lawrence of Whining
n is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Conaway here.
Robert Coulter and family of Green
bod spent Sunday with relatives
re.
Swain and family and Bud
" and family spent Sunday at Oak
chard.
Mrs. Anna Beach was in New York
ty last week.
Paul Scott of Selbyville was among
ends in town Thursday.
George T. Calhoun of Rehoboth
ach was the guest of relatives here
iday.