Milford chronicle., 1922-12-22
MANY NEWS ITEMS FROM THE.
COUNTY SEAT, GEORGETOWN

Julius Green, Jr, has erected a new
garage at his residence on RailrOa
avenue.
Mrs. W. Elwood Wright who ha
been in Philadelphia taking treatmen
for nervous trouble has returned Il
her home here, much improved, mucl
to the qualification of her many friend!
in this place.
The Sunday schools of this tow
are practicing their programs for the
Christmas entertainments, which will
be held on Sunday night, December
oath. They have good programs an6
a good entertainment is promised and
they are well learned.
The union revival meetings which
have been held in this town for the
past three weeks came to a close on
Friday night. Several conversions
have resulted from these meetings.
The Piggy Wiggly store will open
here on the corner of Market street
and Railroad avenue, about January
LIST.
Harold Hatfield, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Hatfield, of this town, and Miss
Grace c. Thompson, of Ridgely, Md,
were married Tuesday at the home of
the bride at Ridgely. Mr.. Hatfield is
an employee of the Farmers Bank of
this town, and one of the most popu-
lar young men in this section. The
bride is a teacher in the Georgetown
Public Schools. After a trip to north
ern cities they will return to this
town where they will make. their fu=
ture home.
Willard Gray and family have NOV
ed to the dwelling of David Warning
ton on Albury avenue. w. A. Marker
will occupy the dwelling on Market
street, vacated by Mr.. Gray. Mrs.
Belle Jameson will occupy the prop
erty on Market street, made vacant by
Mr.. Marker.
The New Century Club of this town
is arranging to hold a musical COM
edy in January.
Paul R. Joseph, of near town, last
week killed two hogs, weighing 462
and S91 pounds each.
Abel Thomas DuttOn, aged e years
and IL days, died of pneumonia, on
Monday, at his home at Redden, near
this town, after brief illness. Flu
neral services were held on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock in the Sand
Hill M. e. Church. Interment made in
the adjoining cemetery. Mr.. Dutton for
many years past conducted a general |
mercantile business at Redden and |
was also a school teacher. Mr.. Dutton |
had host of friends in this town who |
regret to hear of his death.
Mrs. w. w. Barto has been substi-
tuting as teached in the Georgetown
Public Schools for Mrs. Harold Hat
field who is on her wedding trip.
, /RecOrder-elect Horace G. Sirman
The Recorder Office as deputy, Miss
Lucy L. Wilson, of this town, much to
he qualification of her many friends
lere. Miss Wilson has served as dep
lty in that Office for several terms in
and is thoroughly efficient
md has made many friends while
erVing in that Office.
Register of Wills William ]. Mus
ard ha sissued the following letters
he past week: On the estate of Mir
nda H. Dashiell, of Little Creek hun
red, to John H. Elliott; on the estate
f Joshua B. Mitchell, of North West
'ork hundred, to Annie NJ. Mitchell;
n the estate of Amanda Johnson Of
road Greek hundred, to William o.
ohnson; on the estate of Charlotte
Adams, of Seaford hundred, to
larry e. Nichols; on the estate of
larry 3. Hall, Of DagsborO hundred to
allie G. Hall.
Burton Wagamon is on a business ]
in through the South.