Milford chronicle., 1921-03-04
GEORGETOWN

Georgetown high school has organ
lied a base ball team for this comm
season with Howard wilkins, mar
ager and Herman w. Johnson as car
tain.
The stork visited the home of Nj
and Mrs. Ed. Call Morris last wee
and left them a>fine boy.
There were only thirty-six ticket
sold at this station Sunday for tn
excursion to Washington.
Country butter has taken a drol
and is selling for 40 cents per poun'
in our local market.
The w. C. T. U. met at the home o
Mrs. Robert G. Houston Wednesda!
afternoon.
Harry N. Hart has moved his house
hold goods to Milford where he is en-
gagged in the ice cream and confec'
tionery business.
This section was visited by snow
storm the first of last week and Civ
en- a little touch of winter which re-
suited of about a four inch fall. The
weather soon became warmer and the
snow has about all disappeared.
William H. Short of T., who re-
Gently sold out his grocery business
here, has purchased the general store
of G. A. Rust, at Harbeson, and will
take charge at once. Joseph Godfrey
has purchased the residence of Mr..
Short on North Bedford street. George
E. Walls and family will occupy the
property vacated by Mr.. Godfrey.
Frank Dickerson has accepted a po-
sition in the restaurant of Mrs. Edna
Mitchell on Bedford street.
A kitchen shower was given Satur-
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Hastings at their home on Pine st.
Everett M. Barr, formerly Deputy
Prothonotary has moved to his farm
near town on the Laurel road. G. W.
Belts will move to the property va
carSGAby Mr.. Barr, on West Laurel
streeA
The annual town election will be
held Saturday afternoon, March 5th.
There are eleven prisoners confin-
ed in the county Jail here at the pres
ent time.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the following marriage |
licenses the past week: To James L. |
Hummer Of Frankford and Lillian To-
la Montague of Hartley; to William
A..
phant of Robbins.
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
the past week: On the estate OF VIII
liam w. Deputy Of Cedar Creek hun
dred to Elsie NJ. Lord, and Mary Eve
lyn Deputy; on the estate of Charles
K. Warrington of Lewes and Rehobotn
to Sallie J. Tunnel; on the
estate of George E. Long, of Baltimore
hundred to Parker J. Long.
John Ellingsworth who has been
suffering from cut foot has improv- !
ed so as to be out on the street again. !
George Vannie Messick is erecting
an up-to-date garage on his lot at his
home on North Bedford street.
The county commissioners have !
purchased an automobile for the use
Of the county board of assessment.
Grace Lynch, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Lynch, at the edge OF y
own, is seriously i'll with pneumonia. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy West and
7oung son of Florence, N. j., are the
quests of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. , ,
Joseph B. West, here. = l,
Mrs. Ida Coy, wife of Deputy Sher- '
If Bud Coy, has been the guest of her =
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coffin,
It Stockley. j."
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilkins of =
spent the weekend with y
elatives here. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Calhoun -
pent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. =: =:
ames H. Conoway of Delmar. e e
Mrs. Herman Roach entertained Il
lumber of her friends at supper A,
Ionday evening in honor of her IA ~ ~
her, Rev. John T. Bailey, it being his Z
irthday anniversary. n n
Charles G. NAPLES and James Lank -
f Milton were in town Friday. - -
John E. Owens of Greenwood, for ~. ~
Ter member of the Board of Assess -
lent, was among friends in town the .,
utter part of last week. ~ ~
John Edward Wilson, a former res ~"
lent of this town, now of Laurel, e, e.
pent last Thursday with his old -,
lends here. ~ ~
Zack West who has been on the ao oo
ok list is out again. ~ ~
Mrs. w. A. Marker and son have ~ ~
zen the guests of relatives in FELTON, W, w,
lie past week. - -
Mrs. Elmer E. Wilson left Friday for f,I
few weeks visit to her daughter, -, ~
rs. Joseph V. Baker, in Philadel- W., NJ,
lia. ~