Milford chronicle., 1921-12-09
GEORGETOWN


reside here. ,,,,,,,oIl have
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Purnell nay W
ia from East Market street "
anartments in the Moore pot. pullulns' o.
4I,o t14 corner of Market and Race sIIegcs. G,
Glho ~" Danutv Sheriff and Mrs. Buu Coy
Iii III occunv the dwelling made vacant
by Mrs. PurneH. 0once that
The Big Thanksgiving DanI0 JAM - -
was given Tuesday nlghI Ol oooss n'aoS II
in Rvon's Theatre, was suCS00T SUI MOO
was attended by the local youna oI,,,,s. pTS
,,1e and also from neighbours 49,, g,,o 10
Tba success of the dance was 49, u onS
efforts made by Miss Ethel MaiIs 4o,. in in
n N Holden, who had the nia''ei -
cnaIsT, a,9 ~, were ten tickets sold for the
x,,asbin74on and Baltimore eAcuIslOn
go This station. run by the EehH
s,,Ivani1 Railroad last SUNDAY II
Tbo store building, occupied Dy n
,r cHroin and Son. on Pine street. 10
boine no enlarged and they will auu IlOIF nf
nde poln n their already large STOCK u
MI Mrs Flva Reynolds who ,IS.5Idsa IeSIu1S
.,,i+t her mother, Mrs. Annie Wnson'
,,oor town, who was seVereiy pIlIS u -,
ID and otherwise injured last "eeA pS
eSi1nino and falling on the pavement ~
- front of the post Office is rapluly
ii-.,1,.o,Iino ~ and will be out again III
few days. .. washing
ton attending the Natlonal - 80 ono
loon League Convention, he Delns o1 oll'
of the 25 delegates appointed ny "o'
ernor Denney. Sunday
nigbt at Bethesda NJ. e. Church, near
this town. on the Stockley roau' anu
viii continue until farther notlce.
The Senior Glass OF Georgetown
biob school. will present play enIl.-
1ad. "a Poor Married Man" in Ryoh 5
Theatre. on Friday night, December
18th. -, 1,o. moved
f,.on1 the dwelling near the depot 10
the property of w. S. Lacey corner
Of Market and Race streets. Inc mousse
vacated by Mrs. Campbell WAL DC oG-
o,1nied bv Lemuel SWAIN, who laCely
purchased 1t. - oo+ion are
now in tbe rush, buying wreaths tor
the northern markets, for Wnlcn Lney
are having five cents each anu Hnuin9
tbe makers the berries to put on Une
wreaths-there being no natural DeI-
ries. They are using art1hclal DeIIleS
which very much resemble the natuIal
berries. 4o.,i,,o q
Dr w f. Blackstone is enjoying
new sedan that he lately purchaseu'
David Johnson, who has been en-
Moved in the meat and grocery store
Of William Belts, corner OF LaureI
and Redford streets, as salesman mas
resiened his position and taken a po-
sition as salesman in the meat anu
grocerv store of W. A. Marker, Oh
Market street, opposite the post once.
This section was visited by It's nrsI
light fall Sunday afternoon and Moh-
dev but it soon melted, since the Wea-
tber has been cool and damp.
Our prices in our local markets on
nroduce has changed very little, II
any. and is well stocked with al kliiuS
of vegetables at reasonable prices.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the following marrlage
licenses the past week: 10 Jonh r:
Kaiser and Amy V. Lynch, both OF
Georgetown; to Archie Rickards anu
Carrie Franklin, both OF FranKIoru;
To lanes Robinson of F'ranktord anu
Estella Farr, of Millville.
Register of Wills William }. MUS
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate OF MARK
II Higman, of Cedar Greek hundred
to Frederick T. Higman; on the estate
of Charles NJ. Kenney, Of Little creek
hundred, to Ella F. Kenney; on the
estate of Asbury Harmon, OF George
town hundred, to George F. Jones.
County Agent M. G. Vaughn mas
moved to his farm near Coolsprlng'
Mr.. Vaughn will still retain MS posl-
tion as county agent.
The property Of Mrs. Emma Dono-
van. on East Market street, has peen
neatly painted the past week.
The Ladies Auxiliary CT wesley M.
e. Church, will hold Country Falr
and Bazaar in the banquet hall OF the
Masonic building Friday and Saturday
evenings. December 9Th and 10Th, IN
connection with this a fried oyster
sl1pper will be served with great
variety of eatables. Fancy goods VIII
be on sale.
There are seven prisoners connneo
in the county Jail here at the present
time. .
DIR. ]. McHincken, of Philadelphia,
has purchased from A. F. W1lgus, OF
this town, the hotel at RehoDoth
Beach. known as the Delaware House.
Mrs. Noah King returned last week
from a hospital in Philadelphia,
1..,o .Lo Lad baen for treatment
much improved.
Mrs. Maggie Wilkins, wife OF VIII
liam B. Wilkins, of this town, died at
her home on the corner OF Cedar ana
King streets, early Sunday morning,
after suffering for long time from
cancer of the breast, aged 46 years,
II months and 9 days. Funeral SER
vices were held Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock in the NJ. P. Church. this
town. Interment made in Union ceme-
terv. Rev, John T. Bailey officiating.
Elijah c. Lynch, ex-State Detective
of Selbyville, was among friends III
town Saturday.
Jacob A. Burton, Henry Barker and
DR.. Ernest Blackstone, all OF Mills
boro, were among friends in town on
Monday.
Peter A. Dodd, of Harbeson, was a
town visitor on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Russell is on the SICK
list.
our sportsmen are still finding
quite a lot of game and some are
bringing in large bags each day.
Mrs. E. w. Goodwin, Jr., OF Whining
ton, N. c., is the guest of her father