Milford chronicle., 1924-11-07
Georgetown

are:
Emma Sipple Burns. Milford, to
Minnie Kadner, Milford, lot with i'm
prOVements, on east side of Mont
gOmery street, Milford.
Henry Weisseman, NanticOke Dis
trict, to Laura May Messick, Green
wood, lot in I'atmans addition to
Greenwood.
Laura May Messick. Greenwood, to
Janney Perkins, Greenwood, 10
acres in Northwest Fork District,
near Greenwood.
William o. McCabe, DagsborO, to
Harry W. Bunting, DagsborO, lot
with improvements on what is
known as the Swamp Road. near
Dagsboro.
Nielsine c. Stuer. Cedar Creek
District, to George H. Hall, Milford,
IA 1-2 acres on south side of public
road leading from Milford to Cedar
Beach.
Mary E. Wright, Lewes and Reho-
both District, to Ida p Wright, of
Lewes, plot of land near Lewes.
John J. Rifenburg. Milford, to
Cora NJ. Potter. Cedar Creek District,
lot on North side of Second street,
Milford.
Harvey H. Wells. Broadkiln Dis
trict, to James H. Shay and John K.
Esdale, Broadkiln District, 173
acres and improvements, in Broad
kiln District.
Amanda L. Short, Northwest Fork
district, to Isaac L. Smith, Green
rood, 26 acres wood land in Nanti-
Oke District.
Ida NJ. Fithian and George A.
oodwin. Milton, to William R. and
Mary R. Wilkins, Milton, lot and i'm
prOvements on west side of Union
street, Milton.
James H. Phillips, sheriff, against
Albert D. Dickerson, Little Creek
District, to Harvey w. Hastings,
Laurel, 92 acres and improvements
on road from Laurel to Spring Hill,
in Little Creek District.
John F. Perry, CoOlspring, to Lo-
letie M. Smith, Laurel, plot of land
in Broadkiln District, on road from
Georgetown to Lewes.
James Walter Milby, Philadelphia,
to Nancy Ella Burke. Philadelphia, /
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street. Milford.
Minnie E. Nelson. Little Creek |
District, to George G. Phillips, Little |
Creek District, two lots at Delmar.
Clarence M. Heath, Seaford, to |
Joseph Harold Macklin. Seaford, lot |
and improvements on Pine street, |
SeafOrd.
Goucher College, Baltimore, Nd,
to Harry A. Fellows, Washington, D.
c., lot No. 81, on Columbia avenue,
Rehoboth Beach.
Mrs. Emma P. Chorman, ct. al,
heirs of late William S. Wolfe, of
Lewes, to Charles F. Wolfe, of Phil
adelphia, formerly editor of the Del
ware Pilot of Lewes. lot on Arnell
venue, Lewes.
William Kitchens who has been
occupying apartments in the old
Iagle Hotel building, last week NOV
d to the dwelling house on Front
street, owned by Miss Ethel Wa
pies.
The Lacey block on South Race
street, has been neatly painted the
past week.
The United States Government
has about completed a sociological
survey of Georgetown and environs.
The residence of the Misses Marvel
on Front street, has been painted
this week.
/NelsOn, young son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. King, is suffering from Il
severe infection of the knee, the re-
suit of falling on a rusty screw
while playing in their yard at their
home on Savannah Road. For awhile
he was threatened with tetaHus but
is improving at this time.
Halloween was observed here on
Friday night by the usual crowd OF
on the streets with
their grotesque costumes and all
eemed to be jolly.
Wesley Donoho of this town, a I
pennsylvania Railroad frelght
brakeman, is under treatment in the +
cambridge, Md, Hospital, having
sustained a fracture of the left leg :
below the knee on last Monday when :
he Jumped from a car at Hurlock, +
Md. He is improving at this time to I
the qualification of his many
friends here. 2
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Daisey on Cedar +
street last week and left them a fine r
baby boy. 10
It has Just been announced that r
Miss Alberta Sammons, daughter OF +
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sammons OF
his town and Charles Bookhammer, h
,on of County Commissioner and u
Mrs. William H. BOokhammer, OF
lear Lewes, were married in Snow p
Hill. Md, on Saturday, October lS. p
Their many friends here wish them d
!. happy and prosperous married
ife/
/Nr. and Mrs. Linden Cooper are
,eing congratulated on the arrival II
# a baby girl at their home in Jer- .e
ey City, N. ]. Mr.. Cooper is the "
on of Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Cooper
f near this town and was formerly
resident of this town.
Miss Helen Gould Ennis, daughter S;
f Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Ennis OF tC
ear this town, near Piney Grove, tt
nd Earl C. James, of Laurel, were nj
larried last Wednesday at the home la
{ the brides parents, by Rev. John W
!. Bailey, pastor of First M. z. b
hurch of this town. as
The residence of George Harris gi
q South Bedford street is being
ainted. DC
The Georgetown foot ball team &c
-ent to Millsboro Friday afternoon tn
nd played the Millsboro team. The M
core was 6 to 0 in favor of the
-illsbOro boys. te