Milford chronicle., 1924-10-03

v ensuing term as follows: Sachem,
e Adam Weinrich; Senior Sycamore,
Ira Dyer; Junior Sycamore, John R.
/, wilkins; Chief of Records, Harry T.
/ Swain; Keeper of Wampum, Andrew
f }. Lynch; Representatives to the
r Great Council of the State which
. meets at Laurel next month.
David 7. Wilson and family will
D occupy the property on East Market |
street now occupied by and which |
/ will be vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
( Crawford Bailey, next year.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Givens are |
being congratulated on the arrival of |
a fine baby girl at their home on
East Market street last week.
Mrs. Floyd N. Johnson, of this
town, is in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes, having undergone a surgical
operation there last week.
The first regular meeting of the
Georgetown New Century Club for
the season of 1924 and 1925 was
held in their club room Thursday af-
ternoOn. The attendance was large.
Owing to the rainy weather week
before last the Firemen's Carnival
was held over last week and netted
the boys a fair amount which will be
applied on their new fire truck.
! Squirrels in this section seem to be
| more plentiful then they were re-
ported to be at the first of the sea- '
son and some of our spOrtsmen are S
having fine luck. Q
The pumpkin crop in this section o
is larger than usual and they are
showing up fine. c
There were 40 tickets sold at this o
station Sunday for the excursion run s.
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com n
pany to Philadelphia. b.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones a.
has issded the following letters the IL
past week: &C
On the estate of Joseph c. Penuel th
of Georgetown Hundred. to Lydia E. ed
Penuel, Harvey f. Penuel and Hell Sc
ton j. Penuel. ro
On the estate of Belle Taylor of wi
Northwest Fork Hundred to AlonZo tn
Taylor. ho
On the estate of Samuel B. Bailey ro
Of GumbOro Hundred to Ida E. Hail. ed
Clerk of the Peace William j.
Quillen has not issued any marriage thi
licenses for the past week.
Justice of the Peace E. w. RyOn, cir
he past week has issued a marriage moi
license to Thomas H Mifflin and OIL,
1hOda E. Pettyjohn, both of Milton mol
There are eight prisoners confined far
n the county Jail here at the pres duo
Mt time fell
A few strawberries of the Ever citi
fearing variety are in our markets, tior
elling for 25c per quart. of
Mrs. Annie Lankford, formerly of boy
has purchased from to t
harles Walls, building lot on Cal bly,
Oun street in Jones addition 10 edu
Dwn, and will erect an up to date girl
yelling house on it at once. lust
Holly berries are reported to be and
entltul in this section this fall muC
hich will mean much for the al
reath makers for the Christmas and
,liday trade,/ and
The Parent and Teacher AssOcia- obse
IN of Dagsboro held meeting last farm
'iday evening in the hall. The meet have
g was addressed by DR.. Holloway mint
ID Supervisor Albert Farley. who
The october meeting of the Tea farm
ers OF Eastern Sussex County will nine
held Saturday morning, October NOV,
b, at $3.50 o'clock in the George to Q,
wn High School building. There scho
II be demonstrations of reading by "T
IS. Cox, of New York, and demon thes,
'atiOns of seat work by Miss Mary tions
senbise, of Cleveland, Ohio. These scho
will be repeated at woul
o'clock in the afternoon the same livini
Y, in the Georgetown colored woul
loOl building for the benefit of the farm
Ored teachers. other
The Georgetown foot ball team Gent
MT to Dover Friday afternoon and
yed the Dover team. The score A,
S 19 to in favor of the George vou
yn boys. Won ,
The buckwheat crop in this Sec -
n is looking fine. :"
few of the large crocus that are
ng caught along our bay shore are
ng brought to our markets and
retailing for eightycents per
ZEN. These are the finest fish that ,
ne to our market.
Irs. w. S. Davis and daughter,
IS Katherine, were in Philadel-
a a part of last week.
Ir. and Mrs. W. D. Brasure spent
lrsday and Friday in Philadel-
a.
. M. Jarvis of Harbeson was cir
g among friends here Saturday.
[rs. Ray Baker of Philadelphia is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Nor
here.
ounty Club Agent Miss Anne
IRE, stenographer in the county
nt's office; Miss Helen West, Mrs.
:. Jester and Miss Louise Rogers,
latter of Florida, spent Thursday
iss Minnie Swain of Laurel spent
week with Miss Clara Duffel,
rs. Reuben Studley and son of
rel, spent Thursday with Mrs.
lam Kitchens here.
r. and Mrs. Fred Walls are on a
to Niagara Falls and Canada.
Sheriff Joseph B. West is on the
list.
r. and Mrs. George Walls and
and Mrs. Julian Townsend went
motor trip to Philadelphia last
'sday.
s. Alice Thoroughbred is visit
in Philadelphia
Robert o. Biltz of Ashland, Pa,
t last week with friends here.
s. Albert Croll who has been
ill at her home on East Mar
street, is improving.