Milford chronicle., 1921-11-04
GEORGETOWN

eighty dollars.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burton
of This Gown were visiting friends one
night last week thieves broke INTO
their home and stole several dollars IN
money and several other ValuaDle
things.
Miss John R. Whaley, of Pine street,
this town. is suffering with scaIueu
foot. caused by turning over a Vessel
containing boiling water on II d Ie"
days ago.
The Georgetown high school foot
hall team defeated the Brldgevllle
team here on the local gridiron last
Friday afternoon by a score Oh ~ "
7 This week the Georgetown Iealll
PLAYS at Bridgeville.
Mrs. Joda Hayman gave her oun-
dav school class a HalloWe en- parry
at her home on Cedar street WeuheS-
day night.
Extra revival services will beSln Ill
tho M p Church of this town SUNDAY
nieht November 9th, and continue as
long as they meet with success.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M. F.
Church met at the nome oi MI d
James Carey, corner ot Ceuar anu
King streets Thursday evening"
There were twenty-eight tickets
cold from this station Sunday morn
inc, for the New York excursion.
The Senior Glass of the Georgetown
bigb school. cleared about 500 at tne
us1Iowe'en festival held SATURDAY
night in Masonic Hall, this town.
Joseph Warrington, young Iar1l-
or near town, on the Bridgevllle roau
;s eo far the champion sweet potato
grower in this section. He has one on
evbibition of the Nancy Hall variety
that measures nineteen ncnes III
length and is as large in other ways
The Jail yard wall has peen maui ie
higher next to the main buildings So
as to prevent prisoners climbing o'el
the wall and escaping. ono
Messrs. Andrew ]. Lynch, GeoIse
w Hatfield, Harry T. Swain, Jonh "
u,dson and julius Green, OF Manu-.
coke Tribe. No. 21, Impd. 0. Il. M OIL
tbis town. attended the siXty-slX an
mai meeting of the order in winning
ton Wednesday and Thursday.
II w Lank who for the past three
,oars has been in charge OF the cas-
foT.n shore Gas and Electric Company 5
branch office here, with his assistant
II German, have been transferred
to the home Office at Salisbury Mo-
Robert Swain, of LAUREL VIII ns.sI
| charge of the Office here. MI: Lam In
and Mrs. German made many Irlenus
while here who are sorry thaI CneS
have been removed from among IneH'
The residence of Mrs. Sue Danlsn
On south Bedford street, has Deen
neatly painted this week. 49,
There are only five prisoners IN Ine
county iail here at the present time.
oysters are more plentiful IN our
,oco1 market and are retailing no"
for forty cents per basket.
w r.. Tucker, superintendent Oh Cne
flower gardens along the du FoHC C
/ boulevard, is the busiest man III tnIS
section at the present time. lie Is re-
Toiring and building new ouC-Dullu
ings and painting his property LhaC Ie
rocen+Iv purchased from Carl OCWelI'
~, North Bedford street and puttlnS
if in first class shape. he Is aiso Pus
fling the flower beds in shape IoE W.
fer by manuring them ana putIIns ouS ~
hulbs and doing other needed "OIA "
make ready for the winter.
William Barto is erecting a new
dwelling on his lot on DeId""A0
avenue. near the cemetery:
clerk of the Peace Frank W.: Law
son has not issued marriage ncense
for the past week. Mus
Rogister of Wills William ). MUS
tard. the past week issued letters on a
tba estate of James C. Davidson oI
Proadkiln hundred to Joseph NJ
Lank. bro+ber
Howard. of Philadelphia, spent Sun-
dav with their parents, Mr.. and MIS-
D. H. Hurley, here. 5o,D,io
spent the weekend with her PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Geyer' neL1' o
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bauscn @ie
snending the week in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. Norman PurnelI are
in Philadelphia for few days -
Miss Edna Barr spent SUNDAY III
Miss Miss Maui Phillips of Lewes spent
tho weekend with Miss Mildred DOH
/
ohue, here. ,..o ,,,os q
weekend visitor here. I'D IN
Niles Holden spent the weekend III
Philadelphia. . So tho
Iohn Rust of Wilmington IS tne
s11est of relatives here. II
Mis- Miss GLADYS Smith spent the week
end in Wilmington. a.o,,
Mrs. Emma Wilson IS on tne 'i''N
list. ,;+o Ill of his
home near town on the Brluse'lii0
road. ,.1,o+s ore as
follows this week: Eggs, Doc uo1',
chickens. 1Sc fb.; potatoes, f5c PEI
5-0 basket; sweet potatoes, 5Oc per 90 oo
baslTet. corn 4Oc bu.; walnuts' @4.vo
nor bushel: turnips, SOC per 5-S pash-
at e. cabbage &C ID; celery 15c punch,
dried lima beans TIC fb; navy peahs
e. IN. black-eyed peas sc per 10
dressed fresh pork, whole, $1z per
100 TBS. 4L;. town will
,iTe their annual masquerade dance
in Rvon's Theatre, Friday eVenlns'
NGTiss Miss Laura Jester is on the SICK
list. c+ool,1ov was
omong friends in town Saturday;
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. MelsOn n
have been visiting relatives IN Jam
den, N. ]. 7o.+ wool,
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. PRIDE at he-
hOhOth. -.