Milford chronicle., 1923-06-29
GEORGETS


arm on Thursday afternoon,
sisting some workmen to reIl
terial from car on a sidin
local railroad yards
Doris Jeanette, infant daus
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd r. Bake
Georgetown, died Tuesday md
Funeral services were held WedI
afternoon. Burial made in Union
etery.
The undertaking building of JOI
Carey ,On North Bedford street,
been improved by the addition of
other story and other improvement
making fine appearance.
The front of the meat store of JO
Nelson, on Market street, has bee
painted white the past week.
Mrs. w. w. Barto OF this town Wild
has been teaching in the Sussex cOun-
ty schools for the past few years, has
accepted a position as teacher in New
Castle county for another year, near
the City of Wilmington
L, P. Faucet and family of Phila-
delphia are now occupying their sum-
mer home here and also their cottage
on Indian River for the SEASON.
The residence of Clarence Pritchett
on the corner of Cedar sire eet and Rail-
road avenue, has been neatly painted
this week.
Our farmers are busy at this time
harvesting their wheat CROP. The aV-
erage yield is good.
Beginning Sunday, July 1st, Wesley
NJ. E. Sunday school will begin at 10
a. m. and preaching at IL a. m. for
the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Ryon are oecu-
pying their cottage at Oak Orchard
for the season.
Mike, a valuable Airedale dog, be-
longing to Edward Short, on Railroad
avenue, was run into by an autopobile
and killed Friday night.
Frank P. Rogers, a farmer plVlng
near this town, in the Pine Grove sec
ton, who has a seedless apple tree on
his farm, reports the tree is well load
ed this year with the young fruit. The
apples when matured are a large red
variety and are very fine edible fruit.
They are just like the seedless Or
anges. The tree never blossoms, the
apple forms from the bud.
Howard c. Stewart, real estate
agent of this town, is proudly uls-
playing a handsome gold fountain pen
which was presented to him by the h.
A. Strout Farm Agency, which ne rep
resents here for making more sales
during the month of May than any
other agent in the Middle Atlantic d.
vision. Mr.. Stewart is the hrst agent
south of Philadelphia to ever win
prize on their sales.
TU1fGTm6I0nS
peaches are in our markets. Water
melons retailing for fifty cents eacn
and peaches for twenty cents per
quart.
There are twelve prisoners conhn-
ed in the county Jail here at the pres
ent time.
Mrs. Carrie Cooper, wife of Charles
Cooper, of this town, met with ser
ious accident Saturday afternoon at
her home on the corner of Laurel ana
KINNEY streets. While attending 10
her household duties she fell down
the stairway in her home, breaking
one arm in two places and severely
cutting her head and received seVeral
other bruises on her body. She is 90
ing as we'll as can be expected at TINS
time and her many friends wish Ior
her speedy recovery. .,
Clerk of the Peace William }. 'lull-
len, the past week, has issued mar
riage license to William N. hickman
of Nillsboro and Miriam Ch2Gaherlaln
of Frankford.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones mas
issued the following letters the pas
week: On the estate of John N. Wrlgh
of fredericksburg, Md, to May Wrlght
on the estate of Daisie L. Lucus
hundred to John S. Ii
cus. ON the estate of Perry V. VIC
ers. of Lewes and Rehoboth hunure
to Emily Paynter Vickers; on tne
tate of Martha B. Andrew, OF moi
hundred, to Charles w a
drew; on the estate OF Wllllam
Parson, of Broadkiln hundred
Thomas H. Douglas; on the estate
George s. Gumby, of Gumboro b
dred. to Annie L. Gumby; on the
fate Frank D. Rust, of Lewes and
hoboth hundred, to Josephine Z. III
on the estate of Thomas H. HustoI
Seaford hundred, to Charles ID. b
lev. on the estate of Florence
sick of Broad Creek hundred to
liam o. Messick.
Mrs. John Kitchens who has been
the sick list is rapidly improving. -
Mrs. W. w. Barto spent last week
in Philadelphia.
Master William Ryon, of Win ns-
ton is here with his grandparents MI
and Mrs. E. w. Ryon.
Miss Catherine Phillips, daughter ol
sheriff and Mrs. James H. Phillips, Is
spending some time among frleIcs III
n
Miss Mary Macklin of New YokH iY
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. La
Campbell, here.
Frank M. Jones, Esq, is atte
the National Council of the Juni
d. A. M. in Burlington, Vt. H
Miss Naomi Dawson is on
days' camping trip with the
A. of the University of Delaw q
Miss Mary Short is visiting
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. George o. Fearon spen
Of last week at the RyOn co
Oak Orchard.
Miss Ethel Walls and frie
liam Ackerman, took in the b
1t Pocomoke City, Nd, on We
w. W. Rawlins, cashier OF
ners' Bank has been on the
he past week.
Mrs. Evelyn Conard spent
end with friends at Stockle]
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