Milford chronicle., 1924-06-13
Georgetown

the married and single men, tn
score was to 5 in favor of the singl
men.
u Charles W. Cullen. Esq, has bee
appointed referee in bankruptcy Il
81 the place of WOOdburn Martin, de
ceased. His territory extends all soutl
of Dover. He has retained Mrs. Clara
johnson for his clerk and stenOgraph
er. Mrs. Johnson was in the employ
of Mr.. Martin for the past six OF
eight years.
John Nelson has fixed up living ap.
partments in one of his stores on Mar
ket street, on the second story of the
one occupied by the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company, and will
, use the same as his dwelling as he
conducts a meat market adjoining
Frank Green of this town is suffer
ing from large cash on his left leg
that he cut last week while cutting in
the woods. He is doing fine at this
time.
Mrs. C. Arlington Pepper of near
this town, underwent a serious Oper-
alton Tuesday of last week at the
Beebe Hospital in LeWes, when a tu-
NOR, weighing six pounds, was remoV-
ed from her. Since then she is doing
fine.
Registration days this year for the
coming election will be held at the
several voting places throughout the
county on Saturday, July 18th; Satur-
day. August End and Saturday, Au-
gust 9Th; Saturday, September 20, and
Saturday, October 18th.
l.. l.. Layton, Jr., of this town who
rsno mt L. i
be Hospital, at Lewes, for the remov- |
al of particle of shrapnel from his |
arm, which found Judgement there |
while he was at the front in the |
World War, is doing fine at this
time.
Albert Croll of this town, a civil en-
gineer, has been awarded contracts
for laying a number of cement pave
ments and curbing in the town of Mil
ton and also Harrington. Mr.. CrOll is
well experienced in cement work and
should give them good jobs.
The members of the graduating
class of the Georgetown High School
left last Tuesday for their sight-see-
lug trip of several days in Washing
ton, D. c. They were accompanied by
three of the teachers, Misses Warning
ton, Osler and Young, the former as
chaperon.
Clerk of the Peace William J. Quill ]
lin has the past week issued a mar
riage license to James Garwood I
Thomas and Fannie Sheppard Park I
er, both of Lewes. t
Justice of the Peace e. w. Ryon
has the past week issued a marriage /
license to Oscar w. Wright of Mills I
OorO and Winona H. Jameson of
Pa.
There are only five prisoners con-
fined in the county Jail here at the i
present time. 1
Soft shell crabs are in our local
market, retailing for two dollars per +
)ox of two dozen. They are large and 7
inc for this early in the season. E
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
las issued the following letters the G
Dast week: n
On the estate Of Andrew J. Easham, Z
# Dagsboro hundred, to Emma A.
lasham. C
On the estate of George P. Culleny N
f Seaford hundred to James T. n
tuart. R
On the estate of William ]. Hill of
'road Greek hundred to John E. C. el
ill. ir
On the estate of Margaret Collins of c
eaford hundred to Minor Collins.
On the estate of William A. Wills of D
'agsborO hundred to Gertrude Walls. el
On the estate of Mary ]. Hollowell la
Seaford hundred to Mary Cooper vi
Miss Elsie Lank of Milton spent the
eek-end with her sister, Mrs. Chas b
= Marsh, here. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Walls spent
uesday in MiddletoWn and Miss Mat d
e Walls spent Tuesday in Philadel- az
MA.
T. P. ConaWay, a railroad brake r.,
an, employed by the Pennsylvania M
abroad, formerly of this town, but / CT
Nv located in Wilmington, was run
to by an automobile at PerryVille, MI
d., Saturday afternoon and serious 10
injured. Mr.. COnaway had just
ade his trip to PerryVille and was r.
Ossing the street when hit. He was W.
ken to the hospital there and the
st reports were that his injuries Re
ere serious. WI
The Firemen's Carnival that began
iday night is meeting with success fri
d will continue until and including vii
Is Saturday night, June l4th. 1921
The strawberry juice factory of this
wn, operated by J. G. Townsend, Jr. Ed
d Son, began operation last week !
d is having the largest run on ber- Re-
IS that it has ever experienced.
Deputy Recorder of Deeds Miss Lu- Ma
Wilson is spending the week with Tns
r sister, Mrs. G. H. b. English, in ave
ncaster, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy wilkins, Of I'd,
ford, spent Sunday with friends Mil
e. Ma
oscar Pepper of Rehoboth d. Beach %,
S among friends here Sunday. imr
primer County Commissioner Frank bor
Holloway, of Selbyville, was - r
ong friends here last Thursday. v
)r. F. F. Haines of SeafOrd was in Ma,
N Thursday of last week. r
|. F. Polk, Esq, of Wilmington, I'm
5 among friends here last week. Chi
Y. w. Dukes of fredericksburg, Md, Hio
5 in town Thursday. ott
}. J. Layton, Esq, was in Dover on 6re,
lrsday. s50C
Tarvey F. Marvel of Laurel was A
e last Thursday. trio
L. Long of Selbyville was in town nist
lrsday of last week. Che
Irs. Joseph Godfrey is on visit to Cre,
.tives in Philadelphia. t.
=. H. Dennis spent a part of last NritI