Milford chronicle., 1923-08-24
Georgetown

afternoon at 2 o'clock in Wesley M. r
Church in charge of J. A. Buckson. Of
Crumpton, Md. Interment made il
Union cemetery. Mr.. Abbot was one
of our leading merchants for the past
few years and made friends with all
who had dealing with him. He is sur
vived by wife and two sons, Norman
and Howard, who were associated
with him in business here.
Charles Daisey, of this town, has
accepted a position with James Bax-
ter at Stockley, in the canning bust
ness.
Crawford Bailey has leased a part
of the double dwelling, belonging to
Mrs. Gideon Walls, on East Market
street, for next year. Mrs. Mary Biz
zard who now occupies it will move
to the city.
Robert Burton of this town is griev-
ing over the loss of a dollar gold piece
from his watch chain, that he has
been wearing since boyhood. The coin
was the same age as Mr.. Burton, made
in 1856.
Harland Hinman has begun the
erection of his dwelling on his lot on
South Bedford street, adjoining the
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Stoeckel.
Mrs. Hannah Hart has moved to the
property on East Market street, that
she lately purchased adjoining the old
Butler homestead. Ewell Calhoun will
occupy Mrs. Hart's property she has
vacated on East Market street.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ollie Mcgee, on Railroad
avenue, last Saturday night and left |
them liz pound baby boy.
E. w. Ryon, Justice of the Peace
here, is now prepared to issue mar
riage licenses.
Miles Isaacs, of near town, has pur-
chased from George W. Mitchell, a
building lot on West Market street
and will erect an up-to-date residence
on it and will move in town the first
of the year.
Sand Hills M. E. Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic tomorrow,
Saturday, August 25th, in the grove,
near the church.
A large number of our citizens at
tended the Fair at Pocomoke City, 4
Md, last week.
Register of Wills Isaac I. Jones has /
issued the following letters the past
week: On the estate of George H. I
Stuart, of Seaford hundred, to L. J.
Stuart; on the estate of Mary A. Walls
of Indian River hundred to George R.
Walls; on the estate of Rufus A. Alb 7
bott, of Georgetown hundred, to Phoe- r
be E. Abbott; on the estate of Jere- '
miah Thompson of Dagsboro hundred, /
to John w. Thompson, r
H1orIr Of tho pnooo William Quill l..
len has issued the past week a mar n
riage license to James I. Andrews and 6
Elizabeth X. Acerman, both of Mills a
boro. h
There are seven prisoners confined I
in the county jail here at the present
time. f
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Valiant, u
Jr., are being congratulated on the v
arrival of fine baby girl to their
home, on South Bedford street, last
Thursday.
Our markets are well supplied with
Ill kinds of home grown fruits and
and are selling for fair
prices. Sc
Martin Hansman, of Philadelphia, el
pent part of last week as the guest p
If friends here. u
DR.. G. F. Jones was in Philadelphia b'
he latter part of last week. p'
Misses Matte Walls and Sallie Coo OF
,er spent the weekend with friends
t Tyaskin, Md. cC
Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Green and sis m
er, Miss Edna Carmean, of Washing III
on, D. c., are the guests of their sis IN
er-in-law, Mrs. Mary P. Carmean, en-
ere.
William Adams of the Farmers tn
'ank, who is on a two weeks vaca- wi
ion, is dividing his time between the su
ifferent summer resorts of this coun- re
Miss Gladys Tyndall, daughter of tn
[r. and Mrs. Earl Tyndall and Frank tn
donovan, son of Mrs. Burton Donovan, to
II of near this town, were married at
now Hill, Md, Saturday of last week. co
hey will reside on his farm, near the tn
and Hills. The young couple have re-
amy friends here who wish them me
uch happiness and success. ha
Quite large number of the far un
ers from this section attended the fel
armers' Picnic at Tyndall's Camp pc
round, Saturday and all reported
)od time. WI
W. E. Tucker and family spent the las
eek-end in Philadelphia. tat
Mrs. Comfort Wilkins, Mr. and Mrs. as
GRACE Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank an
ing, of this town and their guest, sol
r. and Mrs. Marion Williams, of Will tha
ington, have returned from a weeks pee
ay at Oak Orchard. pal
James H. McGlOthen, of Newark, S
ent last week with friends here. Mr. the
was a former resident of Gro
is town and has many warm friends
re who are always glad to see him mo
turn. coll
Miss Bertha Wagamon of White res
aims, New York, is the guest of rel "A
YES and friends here. COLI
Miss Clara E. Sammons spent last mol
elk in Wilmington, Chester and At a rt
tic City. eide
Ir. and Mrs. Ernest Wyatt, of Will cur
ngton, have been the guests of his rep
'ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt, M
e, the past week. ana
dr. and Mrs. Elijah White of Will Jr.'
lgton, was among friends here last BOW
ek. at 5
frs. John E. Sammons and daugh- LOOK
Myrtle, of Philadelphia, spent last tlce'
ek with relatives and friends here. peer
dam Weinrich spent part of last y M
ek at Oak Orchard. T.,
Toward Hurley, of Philadelphia, is MILO
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, tle
liel Hurley, here. 81 spen