Milford chronicle., 1924-07-11
Georgetown

Thomas A. West, Indian Rive
Hundred, to Elmer Donovan, George
town Hundred, 80 acres on roa
from Springfield Cross Roads Il
Georgetown, in Indian River Humid
red, $1050.
Rehoboth Heights Development
Company, RehobOth Beach, to R. L
Bonham & Co., Bridgeton, N. J., six
teen lots in Rehoboth Heights, al
addition to Rehoboth Beach. COnsid
Grafton private.
Sussex Investment Company, Mil
ton, to Josiah D. and Elisa D. Rob
bins, Milton, 1872 acres, on roaC
from Milton to Broadkiln Beach, in
BrOadkiln Hundred, S6165.
Sussex Investment Company, Mil
ton, to Robert D. Lingo and Charles
G. Jones, Milton, IS acres, with i'm
provements, in BrOadkiln Hundred
on road from Milton to Broadkiln
Beach, $4SS5.
Isaac S. Giles, Seaford, to Andrew
]. Dolby, Seaford Hundred, Sc acres
on road from Cannon to Middleford,
in Seaford Hundred, $1,000.
John Thaddeus SnOwberger,
Greenwood, to Randall M. and NADIA
Beebe, Greenwood, lot and improve
ments on Sussex avenue, Green
wood, $2250.
Commissioners of RehOboth Beach
to Johanna E. DeJester, Wilmington,
lots Nos. 113 and lis on Columbia
avenue, Rehoboth Beach, $780,
Edwin C. Ryan and Lille Collins,
MilIsbOro, to Ollie Truitt Atkins, of
Millsboro, lot on corner of Ellis and
Church streets, MillsbOro, $612.50.
Uriah Swain, Georgetown, to The
ophilus Paul Swain, Georgetown, lot
on North Bedford street, George
town, $100.
Willard E Sackett, COllingswood
N. J., to Nellie E. Jones, Cedar Creek
Hundred, 8 acres and improvements,
on road from Lincoln City to Davis
Mill. Cedar Creek Hundred, $1,000.
Mrs. Mary c. Richards, ct. al,
heirs of Charles F. Richards, George
town, to James C. Reed, Broadkiln
Hundred, 80 acres marsh land, in
Broadkiln Hundred, $500.
William F. Hammond, Seaford, to
George w. Bowden, SeafOrd Hun
dred. 2 ga acres on road from Sea-
ford to Bridgeville, Seaford Hun
dred, $1,000.
Georgetown Auto Company, George
town, to John H. Geyer, Georgetown
Hundred, As acres in Georgetown
Hundred, $3.50.
Matilda A. Banning, ct. al, heirs
Of John Clendaniel of A., Cedar
Creek Hundred, to iona Filings
worth, Ellendale, 81 acres in Cedar
Creek Hundred, $500.
Theodore Roach, ct. al, heirs of
Alfred Kemp Roach, Broadkiln Hun
dred, to Charles L. Clendaniel, Mil
ton, one acre with improvements, on
road from Milton 20 Milford, $425.
Peoples National Bank of Laurel,
administrator of Elijah M. Hearn,
deceased, to the Sussex Trust Com
pany, Laurel, 5 3acres with improve
ments in Little Creek Hundred, on
road from Morris School to Delmar,
$145O.
J. G. Townsend, Jr., and Ollister
Moore trading as Townsend &
Moore, Selbyville, to Millard F. john
son, Baltimore Hundred, 18 acres, |
S625.
Edwin c. Ryan and Lille Collins,
NIillsboro, to Leroy Moore, Mills
boro, lot on corner Church and Ellis !
streets, Millsboro, $3.50.
Frederick E. Clifton, Milton, to +
Ermon M. Postles, Broadkiln Hun
dred, 2 ga acres, together with inn
provements, near Milton, considera-
ton private.
Charles L. Clendaniel, Milton, to
Arthur Chapel, Broadkiln Hundred,
one acre with improvements on road |
from Milton to Milford, $500.
Robert A. Derrickson, Milford, to
Isaac R. Tracey, Philadelphia, one
ane One-half acres, on east side of
du Pont road, in Cedar Creek Hun
dred, $775.
Through an error in setting up
the Georgetown letter week before
last it was made to appear that
George E. Swain and family of this
town were in the Beebe Hospital in
Lewes for treatment, when it should
have read that they were enjoying
the summer at their cottage at Oak
Orchard and are all enjoying good
health.
Thomas J. Taylor has accepted a
position as clerk in the local branch
Of the American Stores. Mr.. Taylor {
was formerly employed in the A. and
P. Store here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Vanaman are
being congratulated on the arrival t
Of fine baby girl to their home on {
Cedar street, last week. /
The Soldiers Adjusted Compensa- s
ion Law blanks have been received {
1t the Georgetown Post Office and {
copies of same can be had by apply y
ng to Postmaster J. f. Hudson or
my Of the assistants. 7
Wilbur T. Cooper, a farmer near a
his town, is suffering from a broken l.
lrm, caused by falling from a lad
Ter while at work at his home. He is G
loing fine at this time.
Harvey E. Millman, son of Mr.. and b
Irs. Joseph N1illman, of near town, I
N the Milton road, aged ten years, ]
lied at the home of his parents last
tuesday. Funeral services were held a
t the home on Thursday afternoon.
nterment was made in Odd Fellows Z
emetery in Milton. Rev. J. W. l;
townsend officiating. G
G. ROLAND Messick has resigned G.
S manager of the Delaware Trust o
company banking house here, and R
as accepted a position as treasurer Y
f the L. D. Caulk Company, in Mil R
ord, and will enter upon his new S
uties the 18th of this month. il
DR.. Lawrence Carey of Philadel- E
hna who is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. R