Milford chronicle., 1921-02-25
GEORGETOWN


farms.
Robert H. Burton, a well known re
tired farmer of this town, formerly o
near Hollyville and Mrs. Kate Lingo
of NIillsboro, were united in marriage
Thursday last at HAS o'clock at thei
home on North Race street. The cere
mOnv was performed by DR.. S. N. Pill
chard, in the presence of few rela
] tives and friends. The groom is 6i
years old and the bride "a years anC
this is their third matrimonial ven
ture. All their friends wish them
years of welded bliss.
The residence of Mrs. Bessie Hud-
son on Railroad avenue is being neat
ly painted.
Herring are retailing in our local
market for eight cents each.
There are ten prisoners confined in
the county Jail here at present.
The Georgetown concert band min
strels will give an entertainment at
Laurel on Thursday night March 3.
Mrs. Norman C. Jones entertained
Saturday at a card party in honor of
the birthday anniversary of her hus-
band.
There will be preaching at Zoar's
M. E. Church, near here, on Sunday
morning, February 27 at 1O:30 o'clock
by the Rev. John F. Bowers of Phil
adelphia.
Our local market is well supplied
with winter founders and are selling
for reasonable prices.
John Ellingsworth who has been
suffering from a cut foot is rapidly
improving at this time.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To Robert H.
Burton of Georgetown and Kate Lin
go of MillsbOro; to John Thomas, Jr.,
and Carrie Belts, both of Milton; to
Elias H. Thompson of Millsboro and
WyOma Johnson of Seaford; to Isaac
T. Atkins of MillsborO and Anna J,
Hudson of Wilmington; to Harbeson
F. Lynch of FrankfOrd and Queenie
Belle Richards of Philadelphia.
Register of Wills William J. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate of Nell
lie NJ Larkin, of Lewes and Rehoboth
hundred, to Hattie E. Riley; on the
estate OF James Hervey Williams, of
Little Creek hundred, to Amelia A.
Williams.
The Union Revival services which
have been held in this town for the
past two weeks closed Friday even
ing The meetings were a success as
there were many conversions as the
result of these meetings.
Mrs. Emma B. Sipple, aged 73 years.
died at her home in Clakton. Thurs
DAY, February II, of Bright's Disease
Her remains we're brought here on the
saturday noon train and her funeral
was held at st. Georges Chapel. near
angola. Interment made in the ad-
olnlRSs cemetery. Rev. Hill, of Smvrna
)t1ciating. Mrs. Sipple was a form
y resident of this town, being the
widow of the late Edgar r. SinnIe
VINO some years ago was train master
IN the d. M. and V. Railroad with
leadquarters here.
CHARLES H. Taylor, a former rasi-
lent OF this town, who for MANY wears
a shoe repairing sb0n here
~ a;O1 lew Years ago moved to Phil
,,,, iIuIa Where he now resides, died
Irr.udy T,.o at the home of his daughter
= H. %, Hq' Call Norris, of this town
LIZ neIe 20 ne was visiting, of anonlor,--
81 eIJ =, - years. Funeral services woTo {
TIu ~ III wesley M. E. Church Of az ~ t
1tor,,oa M on thursday afternoon at 100 90
eT t1ieHG g NJ made in Union ce,no+o,,1,. ~. l
+. .; Nv N. Pllchard, pastor of fO'11I.GLy WoS1.s
-. - Gnurch and Rev l. n po,5y p1oIey
nv nv Eill, Md, offfciating oOle Oh t
nj HS stork visited the 5ono 90 =, a
nu ~, Mrs. Sim Wiley. of tb;o u Mr. a
TInion '1nu Ierc them a baby Girl "n'
~ onlon Lodge of Odd FeIioTy,a SIT;
udina "r'eCtalned Cd the State Officers 'iIS III a
ybi4s IGtns Grand Master CaIn;l.s' CGGIs' m
HIteSen OF Wilmington. Mt Mondn NJ b
! i'ns aI a banquet at the Brici. i.Issy gv- n
oail a5ss Charlotte S. Lynch snon4 =, e
-enu Mt. a with relatives in Do,1a,' S5,on. tne h
Iu5. ana Mrs. John r. H,,do1, liver. n
rsu'1y re w, IN Middletown with r.. Spent Ii
NJ iS. warren S. P. Combs n ana il
-IIs. Lena r. Andersen o,d W
I; Jane Reed, spent tba uao1 anI oaugh-
9itlmore, Md. o weekend in a
r InIs: Amelia Register is o n
4etlme in WiImington - spending c.
howard Swain of NaTcn. r. n
re- '"e weekend with RELATIVES q, p p
MISS 4 l Maste Harris is o,,i+o =, W
'arIoH ng LOT OF her parents, Mr.. and n Irrs at te
DENT I1@Trls ci on Kenny street 4ll D. W
,oJ nGpV5y NY; Clerk of the Peace w =, al
,ver EsalSnI SSH was in Wilmington an M U U
. III EfoL1 Louis Pierce and child of ,ro it
M LUX, "a, have been fba ~ war NlaT-
Mr. " TI1gate COnoway here 0'''S
,viastnl'al zia ana Mrs. Harvey Hastinos 90 m
ftbbeStown, tba Town, Pa, has been 'itI.engs tbe 3 OF vi
9 sne IorRer,s sisters, Mrs Te T n rgues5 a ad
et. Ell L. w. Calhoun, here, the past 5,nf G. CO
s[otessor 5 Roy Henney spent +bo w
'7 ek-end in Philadelphia. 'ne IN
Norrls Short, clerk of the Orpbans, TO
lrt, spent the weekend with friends an s
! relatives in Seaford. 10
4orenzo Lowe of Philadelphia Oc
mer resident of this town, now :
Philadelphia business man ,
among friends in town Thursday.
feorge K. Vickers is visiting his mo
r here.
If. and Mrs. Charles MiIman of Re f
10Th Beach are spending the week +
b relatives in and near town. n
lrs. Laura Rust spent a part of last
* in Wilmington. q