Milford chronicle., 1922-12-29
GEORGETOWN

lately erected on the corner Ol MdI-
ket street and Railroad avenue. The
Piggly Wiggly store will loccupy the
building vacated by Mr.. Lee.
Mrs. Mary H. Wilson, aged 80 years.
2 months and 20 days, widow OF the
late Joseph Samuel Wilson, OF thls
town. died at the residence Of her son.
Tecumseh S. Wilson, at Oxford, Pa, OF
naralvsis, last Monday. Her remains
were brought here Thursday noon and
funeral services were held at the nome
of Funeral Director and Mrs. John l.
Carev. Interment made in Union Gem
aterv here. Mrs. Wilson had many
friends in this town which was her
home until a few years ago when she
went to live with her son, VINO are
sorry to hear of her death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hatfield nave
returned from their wedding trip and
are occupying the property Oh MIS-
elizabeth Calhoun, on Railroad ave-
nue., near the station.
Daniel w. Rogers, highly respect
ed citizen of this town, aged 6S years.
3 months and 20 days, died at ms
home of his son, Elmer rogers; u
this town. on West Market sIresI' .Li.
dav afternoon, of kidney trouble MI
Rogers was lately operated on tor an
AFFLICTED eye and the effects OF tne Op+
Grafton caused kidney trouble 10 SET
in resulting in his death. FuneraI SCI
vices were held in the First M r
church of this town Sunday afternoon
at / o'clock. Interment made in Union
cemetery. He leaves one son. hlIler
Rogers, of this town and one daugh-
fer Mrs. Olevia Gray, of GREENWOOD.
The Ladies Aid of the First M. r.
Church will meet the first Thursoay
evening in January, 1928, at the nome
of Mrs. Nancy Haymon, on East Mar
ket street. ,,,o,-
ried peoples club, this town, has ols-
handed and will not hold any dances
this winter. .,.a tt,,,n
was tbe largest for many years past
and all of our merchants seem Wen
p'fiia Harry J. schmierer of this town.
formerly of Lewes, has been trans
ferred from this town to assume
charge of the Atlantic Refining Com-
pany business in Lewes. c44
w q. Williams and Paul L. ScoII
of Selbyville have purchased from
Mrs Emma Tam, all of her real estate
at at tbe edge of town, consisting OF her
late residence and tenant house ana
about 65 acres of land, adjoining Lne
new Laurel road and the Gu FOne
boulevard. The land will be lalu UuC
in building lots and sold at puDllc
Auction at an early date. -.
flames D. Morris will soon DeSlH
the erection of an up to date dWelllns
house on the site Of his old mousse
which was destroyed by fire snort
time ago on East Market street
Misses Julia and Clara Burton VIII
leave about the first Of the year 10
snend the winter with their neice'
Mrs. Mark Saunders, in San Antonlo'
Texas. ,,, nr,,s
Register of Willis William J. MUS
+ard has issued the following letters
the mast week: On the estate OF ApeI
Thomas Dutton, of Georgetown nun
dred. to Lenora M. Dutton; on the es-
fate of John w. Bennett Of Broadkllh
hundred. to James Ralph Bennett; on
tbe estate of Amos Hall, of Baltimore
hundred, to Claud Hall; on the estate
Iof Eliza J. Blizzard of BroadklIn nun
dred to Carl Blizzard.
There are five prisoners connneo III
the county Jail here at the present
time. 4... -,
THE weather in this section on
Sunday was mild and warm, the war
NEST Christmas Eve for many years
past. 4o oDd
171Io,, Soclxrider. of HollyVille, were
married Sunday night at the M. r.
parsonage, by Rev. J. L. Sparklln'
They will reside here.
Clerk Of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To James I.
johnson, of Milton, and Mary r. Rey-
noIds of Midway; to Harvey B. Wilson
and Sallie Short, both of GeorgetoWni
fo CIvde M. Phillips and Mildred j.
Wharton, both of Lewes; to Roy Glen
daniel of Georgetown and Myrtle NC
Gee, of Frankford; to Everett NJ MOT.
ris of Laurel and Sarah M. Tlngle OF
Millsboro; to Howard B. Barker anu
Margaret Morris, both Of Milton; 10
Linn E. Ritter Of LeWes and Amella
L. Rogers, of Georgetown; to David
A. Wilson and Julia A. Dickerson, both
of GEORGETOWN; to William j. Qu1llen'
Jr.. and Louise Bacon, both OF Laur-
ell: to Arthur Stevenson and Amanda
Prettyman, both of Millsboro; to Ray
mond E. Powell, Of Baltimore, Mo-
and Martha L. Stewart, of Seaford;
to Vernon Richards Of Laurel and Ell
la Oakes, of Selbyville; to Ris Pass
waters of Milford and Caroline Schm-
erer, of Lewes; to Albert M. Bailey
and Mary R. Hall, both of Millsboroi
to Douglas Rogers of Georgetown and
Ellen Sockrider, of HollyVille.
Fannie Savage, the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Savage, aged 6 years.
4 months and 81 days, died at the
home of her parents, near Smiths OF
pneumonia, Thursday. Funeral ser
vices were held at Cokesbury M. y.
Church, near this town, Monday after
noon at 1 o'clock. Interment made IN
adjoining cemetery.
Mrs. Bertha Lowe Of Philadelphia is
the guest of Mrs. J. J. Morath here
who is on the sick list.
Miss Sallie Cooper has returned
from an extended visit to Philadel-
phia.
Miss Dorothy Emerson, club agent,
is spending the Christmas holidays
with friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles West and son
Rodney of Wilmington are spending a
few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Zach West, here.
Mrs. A. D. Rust spent Thursday In