Milford chronicle., 1922-08-25
GEORGETOWN

Joseph G. Green has resigned his
position with the Georgetown Gas Co
He has been succeeded by Harley
Steele of DagsborO.
Earl Rust is suffering with an ugly
lasceratiOn of a finger, that he sus-
tanned last week while handling some
express boxes.
Elijah w. Ryan, Justice of the
Peace, whose term has expired, has
been reappOinted for another four
year term. Mr.. Ryan has made an
efficient official.
The Firemen's Carnival which was
held in this town last week, was a
success and was attended by large
crowds every evenings. They did
more business this year than any pre-
vious year, and much credit is due to
our fire laddies for the effort they put
forth to make it a success.
MI and Mrs. Howard Ely of Vir-
ginia, are being congratulated on the
arrival of fine baby boy. Mrs. Ely
was formerly Miss Blanche Register
of this town.
William T. Hobbs has purchased
from A. j. Lynch, a large building lot
on East Market Street adjoining the
residence of Robert G. Houston.
Rev. S. d. Van Loan, having re-
turned from his vacation, the services
at st. Paul's P. e. Church will be re-
sumed as follows: Holy Communion,
7.3O. Morning Prayer and services,
IL o'clock. There will be no evening
services.
There are seven prisoners confined
here in the county Jail at the present
time.
George E. Walls and family are oc-
cupying a cottage at RehOboth.
TyndalPs Camp near this town on
the Laurel and Seaford road began
Saturday and will continue until Mon
day, August 28th. This camp is at
tended by many residents of the State, |
and adjoining counties in Maryland.
The flower garden along the Dupont |
boulevard at the edge of town is look
ing fine, and much credit is due Mr..
W. E. Tucker of this town who is the
superintendent.
Our local market is well supplied
with peaches and apples which are re-
failing from 40 to rs cents a basket.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Daw-
son has issued the past week mar
riage license to Herbert Burton of
and Florence Burton of
Dagsboro.
Register of Wills William J. Mus
tard has issued the following letters
The past week in the estate of MinOs
7. COnoWay of DagsbOrO Hundred, to
Virgie L. Conway. On the estate of ,
Horace Sudler of Northwest Fork
to Minnie Sudler. On the
estate of Nancy A. Tuttle of Seaford
to George M. Eddy.
Our local markets are well stocked
With country produce and selling for
he following prices: Chickens, 25c
,er lb.; eggs, 25c per doz.; green corn,
&c per doz.; potatoes, 40c per basket;
ina beans, 12c per qt.; WatermelOns,
DC to 25c; cantaulopes soc to 40c per
asket.
John Hudson is on visit to his
on, John Hudson, Jr. in Philadelphia.
7. M. Jarvis and wife of Harberson,
ere with friends in town Friday
light.
James NJ. Tunnel, Esq, who has
cen on a motor trip in the west has
sturned home.
Miss Helen West is spending this
eek at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss May Snyder of Philadelphia, is
e guest of Misses Olive and Ruth
1rley, here.
Mrs. H. c. Hammond and two chill
en- of Harrington, are visiting her
rents and Mrs. Ralph Green here. '
Charley Gray of Marcus Hook, Pa,
ent a part of last week with his
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gray,
re.
Miss Elberta Simpler spent the
eek-end with friends at Lynwood,
., and Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Littleton and
ildren have been spending a few
VS. in Wilmington and Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles West and
lighter of Philadelphia, have been
ending few days with Mr.. and
S. Charles T. Jester, here.
'Ir. and Mrs. Fred West of Whining
|, spent a part of last week with
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zach West,
e.
Iiss Marie Anderson of Laurel, is
guest of Miss Emma HOlson, here
Iiss Jeanette Rust who has been
nding some time with her aunts,
5. Laura Rustand, and Mrs. c. T.
ter, has returned to her home in
mington.
[r. Albert DiIlahay of Laurel, was
)ng friends in town last week.
Odney West of Wilmington, spent
art of last week with his grand
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Zach West, here
r. and Mrs. Eli Salisbury of
;hington, D. c., have been the
SITS of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
T. Salisbury, here and Mr.. and
Cove S. Lynch, at Robbins.
lillian H. Sammons of Philadel-
, is the guest of friends here.
r. George Parker is seriously i'll at
home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
eton.
ss Helen Thomas of Dagsboro,
t the weekend with Miss Mary
son, here.
TRY Derrickson is on the sick list.
SIS Madeline Thomas of Milford,
t the weekend with friends here.