Milford chronicle., 1924-11-28
Georgetown


that much property is changing
hands in all sections of Sussex
county. Transfers made were as fol-
lows:
Joseph M. Lank, OF Milton, to
Lemuel ]. Carpenter, of near Milton,
lot with improvements on Mulberry
street, Milton.
Arthur S. Hearn, Laurel, to Will
liam H. Cooke, Laurel, nine building
lots in Little Greek District, near
Laurel.
The Peoples National Bank, of
Laurel, to Delmarvia Camp, Inc, a
campmeeting association formed last
summer to take over the old LAUREL
Bethel Camp grounds, fifteen acres
of woodland, at Broad Greek Station,
near Laurel.
Prothonotary-elect Alvin F. Will
gus, Georgetown, to James Hincken,
Philadelphia, portion of lot No. % on
Baltimore avenue, RehObOth Beach.
Joseph NJ. Lank, Milton, to H. c.
Wagamon, Milton, lot on Mulberry
street, Milton.
Sarah K. Jester, Wilmington, to
E. W. Kohn, Wilmington, three lots
on Columbia avenue, Rehoboth
Beach.
Commissioners of RehOboth Beach
to Sarah K. Jester, Wilmington, lot
No. 1877, on RehObOth avenue, Reho-
both Beach.
The Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
ginia Railway Company, to Clara D.
Clark, Wilmington, lots Nos. 55 and
81 on Delaware avenue, RehOboth
Beach.
George A. Terris, Rehoboth Beach |
to Clara D. Clark, Wilmington, lot |
No. 80, on Virginia avenue, Rehoboth
Beach.
Alvin N. Lynch, Baltimore district,
to William R. Tubbs, Selbyville,
tract of land, near Selbyville.
Henry B. Johnson, Jr., Baltimore
District, to Tubbs & DickersOn, Sell
byville, 13 acres, near Selbyville.
Isaac R. DerricksOn, Baltimore
District, to Harry C. Murray, near
ROxana, 10 acres with improvements
in Cedar Neck, Baltimore District.
Thomas D. Thomas, Little Creek
District, to E. D. Thomas, Little
Creek District, 10 Oacres, near Mil
ford, in Little Creek District.
George L. Barnett, East Lans-
downe, Pa, to I. Francis Daisey,
Frankford, Is acres in DagsborO Dis
trict, on road leading from Frank
ford to what is known as the Old
Burnt Swamp.
Raymond c. and Horace H. john
son, Baltimore District, to Tubbs &
Dickerson, Selbyville, Is acres in
Baltimore District. Horace H. and
Mary A. johnson also transferred 1S
acres to Tubbs & Dickerson. III
Isaac R. Locates, SeafOrd, to Her
bert B. Locates, Seaford, one acre on
north side of road leading from Sea-
ford to Reliance.
William J. Gray, Baltimore Dis
trict, to Samuel E. Crawley, Atlantic
City, N. J., IS acres in Baltimore
District, near SelbyVille. d
Amanda E. Burbage, Ocean View, :
to Harley R. and Florence M. Bur I
bage. Ocean View, small plot of land
on road from Millville to Bethany 7
Beach. "
Hyland Galloway, Greenwood, to r
Mary B. Conaway, Greenwood, lot
and Improvement on Governors ave- q
nue., Greenwood. Ii
George L. Long, Delmar, to Paul Il
K. and Ada Ellis, Delmar, lot with
improvements on Delaware avenue s
and Fourth street, Delmar. !
Roland F. Elliott, Delmar, to Geo. L
L. Long, Delmar, lot with improve
ments on East State street, Delmar. v
Virginia T. Atkins, Milton, to Lima t,
Hazard Shockley, Milton, lot at cor n
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Milton. S
John H. Mitchell, Lewes, to Geo. S
H. Dutton, Lewes, lot on Southeast
side of King street, Lewes. cl
Nora B. Cochran, ct. al, heirs OIL al
Frederick J. Cochran, of Philadel- fe
phia, to Lester F. Johnson, Rehoboth
Beach, lots Nos. so and So on Balti- ST
more avenue, Rehoboth Beach. in
Revival services are being held IN
Faith M. P. Church, near this town, :
IN the Milford road, near Robbins,
md are being well attended. The
meetings are in charge of Rev. J. L.
Bailey. of this town, assisted by Rev,
Tohn w. Townsend, of Milton.
Our sportsmen are reporting game
more plentiful than at first was eX-
,ected and some are having good
uck although the game seems to
tay in the swamps instead OF in the
elds.
Crawford Bailey, manager OF the
ocaI branch of the American Stores
] quite ill at his home on East Mar
et street, suffering from light at
ack of typhoid fever.
Contractor Andrew Murray of this
OWN, is at present engaged in build
lg a handsome residence for Will
am Rust at HarbesOn.
Stephen Conaway, a much re-
Dected colored man of this town is
ute i'll at his home on North Front
rect
There were 116 tickets sold from
lis station for the Sunday excursian
, Wilmington, Chester and Philadel-
hia. Eighteen for Wilmington and
7 for Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Corrazzo are
sing congratulated on the arrival OF
fine baby boy at their home at
richardson Park, Wilmington. Mrs.
orrazzo was formerly Miss Marie
alley, of this town, daughter OF
lenn Bailey, a railroad employee
One hundred per cent of the rural
,hool teachers Of Sussex county
ere enrolled in the Delaware state
EDUCATIONAL Association. This is tne
,st record ever made by the teacn-
s in this county.
At a meeting of the State Teachers