Milford chronicle., 1921-12-23
GEORCETOWNs

Company who has had charge OF the
company's business in this section
has been transferred to the Dover
district and will move to that town
the first of the year. He will be sue
ceeded by B. Norman Davidson, of
Milton.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kaiser were
given an old time serenade by their
many friends of this town Monday
night of last week on their return
from their wedding trip.
A movement is on foot by the bus
mess men of this town for the for
nation of a Chamber of Commerce in
order to boost Georgetown and the
surrounding country as well.
Charles Conaway, former George
town man, has moved his family from
Bridgeton, N. j., to this town.
John R. Wilkins and family have
moved into their new bungalow on
Cedar street, on Savannah Road. Mr..
and Mrs. Willie wilkins will occupy
the dwelling made vacant By Mr.. Will
kins on Market street
The residence of DR.. G. f. Jones on
North Race street has been neatly
painted the past week.
Norman Wilkins of this town who
was injured last week while working
at Rehoboth, hauling timber, has i'm
proved so as to be out again.
Our banks are sending out Christ
mas checks to their depOsitors for
their interest on time deposits.
Those who were in the graduating
class of Goldey College, of Whining
ton. held last week, from this town
were: Howard Andrew Joseph, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Joseph, at the
edge of town, Ralph Linden Swain,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Uriah Swain and
Miss Dorothy G. Sparklin, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. John L. Sparkl1n.
Mrs. Lizzie Rogers and daughter,
Clarabelle, have moved from the
dwelling of William J. Wilson, on the
corner of Market and King streets, to
the residence of her brother, William
r. Wilkins. on the corner of Cedar
and King streets.
st. PauPs P. E. Church will hold
their Christmas entertainment on
Saturday evening, December 24th.
Mrs. Emma Wright who has been
unite i'll at her home on West Market
street is improving.
George Simpler, near town, Is sun-
ering from an attack of rheumatism. |
There are eight prisoners confined
in the county Jail here at the pres
ent time.
George w. Millman of near town on
the Milton road, Saturday December
18th, celebrated his S3rd blrthday'
with a family reunion. All OF MS
children and grandchildren were
present, except two. Mr.. Mlllman re-
caived quite a few valuable presents.
DESPITE his age Mr.. Millman IS stlli
able to get around with the most Oh
the younger set yet. o,-4
There will be a Community CnrlSI-
mas Tree in the Public Square Sat
1rdav evening, December 24th, at
80 D. M, under the auspices OF the
7hild Welfare Commission, by MISS
caroline E. Thompson.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
on has issued the following marriage
icenses the past week: To CLIFFORD :
Johnson and Ida M. Steel, both Oh
ewes: to Joseph E. Marsh, OF LeWes :
nd Ethel M. Joseph, of Midway; TO :
linden OuOIL ttuu 4AAh9AS @AUsS I
10Th of Georgetown. :
Register of Wills William j. Mus
ard has issued the following letters ,
he past week: On the estate OF Phil }
D H. Rawlins, of Seaford hundred, to ;
'homas N. Rawlins; on the. estate of :
lbe- D. Quillen, of Baltimore hundred, ;
0 Ebe c. CULLEN. +
Our local markets seem to be well i
upplied with country produce and
ot much change in last weeks p
rices. Ii
Hattie Stewart, colored, aged "a -
ears, daughter of Daniel Stewart, a =
ighly respected coloPed man, of this :,
own, died in Wilmington Monday of -
Her remains were -
rought to this town for burial Mon .
ay evening. "
Miss Olive Bailey was a Philadel- :
hia visitor Friday. q,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob M. Sammons II
ere in Laurel Wednesday. g
Mrs. d. H. Warrington has been the =,
lest of Wilmington friends the past =,
eek. ~
Miss Helen Wilkins spent part of ~
st week in Wilmington and Phila- =,
,lphia. s]
Mrs. Theodore Pettyjohn, of Phila- 81
,lphia, spent a part of last week 6.
ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal ~ ~
r Pepper here. r.
Mrs. Fred Walls, Miss Dorothy EN- - -
son and Helen West were among u
ose of this town who attended the Pe
IN show in Seaford last Tuesday. en sn
Mrs. Rufus B. Wilson, of New oYrk, IL
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and -
IS. Charles R. Joseph, near town. ~ ~
Mrs. Effie Vickers is home from o. t1l
rlin, Md, for few days. Next week I'll
e with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth ~ IL
lhoun, will return to Berlin to W
end the winter months. a. a.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. See will spend IL
J holidays with their son, Frank D. Ce tI5
pert, and family at Tacony, Pa. W tn
Miss Bette Snyder, of the Episco- m LI'
Institute, Chatham, Virginia, is an an
re with her mother, Mrs. Annie E. az az
yder, to spend the holidays. ~ ~
AIRY and George Moore, Of near cn
vn, spent a part of this week in ln'
lmington. an
Harry NAPLES of Philadelphia, for
rly of this town, spent Sunday WI wL
h friends here. Ou
larry Prettyman, of Hollyville, was oI
cling among friends here Monday.
Irs. Emma Hastings is on the sick loI
)r. J. W. Wills, formerly of near ITO
n, now of Argusville, N. Y, is we
nding a few months with his arr
nds here. Vi
Irs. Joseph Walls was in Philadel-