Milford chronicle., 1923-04-06

Mrs. Jane Bramhall, who has beer
residing in a part of the DR.. Richards
property has moved to a part of the
residence of 1. I. Smith, on Front
street.
Clerk of the Peace William J. Quill
len has issued the following marriage
licenses the past week: To Edwin
Roach and Inez Chafin, both OF
Georgetown; to John w. Hooker, Jrl
and Theodosia R. Marshall, both oi
Lewes; to Clifford Andrews and Edith
Oliver, both of Frankford.
The Georgetown base ball team went
to Millsboro Friday afternoon and
played the Millsboro boys. The score
was 8 to 8 in favor Of the Millsboro
boys.
The State tax department has leas-
ed the old First National Bank build
ing on the public square and Will use
if as an office to collect the State III
come and filing fee tax
edwin Roach, son of Mr.. and MIS-
walter Roach, of this town, and !nez
Chafin, of Redten, were ma:rleu III
wesley M. E. parsonage, at DoveI'
last Tnesday night by Pew. J. W. Coi,
ma Thev were attended by Mr. anu
Mrs. Herman Roach, OF lhls 'o"--'
They will reside here. A
Franklin Lodge, No. L. A F. -; X
NJ of this town, will have a !-aG5S9 P,1
Night. on Thursday, May Sru' IL ~ ~
on's Theatre, as preliminary W ~
holding of their one hundreth an eiini "a
sarv which occurs on the 2oth anu
9th of lime. This year the enteTIaill57 an
-oent will be strictly professional 'lS ne
,ITder the personal SUPERVISOR "
Ered AIbots Sulzer, Of Phlladelpnlo'
Tbo is wei land favorably KNOW
+brOnghout Delaware as an entertaln -
~ ' Of rare merit and has promise9 ~
- an entertainment fully up to u'Ve
in every particular. = Misc ILL.,
r Dale Scarborough anu MISE 80 IN
liam e. league, both OF near inns 80" 1os+
were Zv married Sunday afternoon VI i ~
week bv the Rev. R. w. Mllls' "
Blades. ,,,,sica1 COM
od11 given Thursday night IN hyoH
! nT'e.5 cement e of Howard G. stewart
was a success. More than qAoS tbe
reaIized. The proceeds Will go loa +to
benefit of the building tuna VI 49, o
Georgetown New Century Clup; no ost
we're about forty persons IN Ine 0''''
AiIG 4o~ring rim are quite plentiful in cur
coal markets, but are still reIalllnS
~. 80 thirty cents per dozen, Other fIesn
ish and oysters are scarce at 'n''
Mi Hiram e. Short of Wilmington spenS
- +Taolr-end with relatives anu
.ionIs liz here. Mr.. Short was formerly
Unstable of this district u,,+or
catherine Phillips, young daugnteL
9 Sheriff and Mrs. James II. Phllnps
: &c retnrned from the Beebe Hospl-
- much improved. She was operaIeu
!, FOR annendicitis three weeks ago
Mrs 7. J. Morath is on Visit 10 ]
.:H.5s in philadelphia and Marcus
look, Pa. !, pbit-
Andrew J. Lynch, esq, was III L LII
5elphia and New York SATURDAY. !
Mrs. Harry Montague OF Wlimlns lI q
m. is the guest Of her mother' MlS' '
mos Maxwell, here.
NTodford L. Watson, of Seaford, was Q
town Saturday morning. [
Mrs. p. G. Ryon and Mrs. W. D. Bra e
lre are on a visit to Washington. a
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ralph Blizzard were h
Philadelphia last week. "
Mrs. Annie Beach is visiting IN NE" t.
)rk State. .4,,od d
Mrs. Hettie J. Dorman has returned p
her home here, after spending some al
ne in LeWes. u
yon are sick, take Chiropractic Ad-
iustments and get well. ANNA K. GRE W
Rus, ChirOPractOr. Offices: Milford W
! Dover. sS-u