Milford chronicle., 1924-04-04
Georgetown

r follows:
Commissioners of Rehoboth to job
> G. Gibson, 1855 Fifteenth street, \
W., Washington, D. c., lots Nos. l
and 19, on Fourth street, RehobotI
Beach.
Victoria B. Ward, Little Creek Dis
trict, to Isaiah Carey, Broad Creel
district, seven building lots, 1ea,
Laurel, 5000.
Affria FOOks to Harry X. FOOks, O.
Laurel, So acres in Little Creek dis
trict, on road from Wards Store tC
Delmar, $3.50.
Pemrose S. Wilgus to Arthur B
Wilgus, both of MillsbOrO, site at
MillsbOrO, on East side of State street,
$3.50.
John E. Phillips to Ollie H. Murray,
both of Gumboro district, 16 acres in
Gumboro district, S4OO.
William q. Holloway, South Ard
more Pa, to J. Horace Derrickson, Of
Ocean View, lots 13 to "a, inclusive,
in block 107, at Bethany Beach, SS,-
900.
John C. NAPLES, Cedar Creek Dis
trict, to Robert ]. Clendaniel, of Ellen
dale, 2O5 acres, in Broadkiln district,
adjoining lands of w. S. Fisher and
John G. Wilson, $4,000.
Benjamin f. Shaw, of Wilmington,
to the Veteran Employees Association
of the Delaware Division of P R. r.,
lots Nos. 6 and 8, on Lake avenue,
RehObOth Beach. Consideration not
given.
Cora Bell Sockum to Fred Morris,
both of Indian River district, 16 acres
on road from BurtOn's Mill to Cool
spring, adjoining Burton's Mill, ST.
400.
William o. McCabe, of Dagsboro, to
Frank J. Chandler, also Of DagsborO,
property on Main street, at DagsborO,
$4,000.
Harry P. Van Kirk to Elizabeth D.
McCOlley, both of Cedar Greek dis |
trict, property on East side of South !
Walnut street, extended and north /
side of Elizabeth avenue, known as /
Lake View, in Milford, $3.50.
Harry W. Jester of Glendale, to
Evans Morgan, Of Cedar Creek district
tract of land on South side of public
road leading from No. school to Ell
Iendale, $225O.
Willard S. Dickerson, Jr., of near
to Harry w. Jester of Ell
endale, acres on North side of road
eading from Ellendale to the du POnt
Boulevard, $1,000.
Harry w. Jester, of Glendale, to
Arthur Reynolds, also of Ellendale,
at Ellendale, $4,000.
James H. H. Marvel, Jr., to Mack E.
)owdy, both of Cedar Creek district, a
in Cedar Creek district, near
lilford
John B. Hannum, Jr., "a declara-
ion of trust) to Edith Sloan, of Mid
letown, 6 acres with improvements,
I Indian River District
J. w. Rogers who has been with ,
he Georgetown Auto Company here
)r some time as salesman has resign
his position here and accepted one
S salesman for the Chandler Bro
lers at their DagsbOrO garage.
The Senior Glass of the Georgetown
Ugh School held a play, the spell of
le Image, in Ryon's Theatre Thurs =
iy night which was a big success, as =
ley cleared about two hundred dol E
RS which will go for the benefit of
e class.
Edwin Smith of Redden will sue
ed Ralph Swain, as clerk in the !
1unty Engineers Office on April 1st. :
Mrs. Lavinia Johnson is at the Bee
|, Hospital at Lewes, where she un-
,rWent a serious operation, but at
is time she is doing fine.
The farmers in this section are
aking preparations for their pea
op which will be a large acreage
is year.
Games have been scheduled for the
Sc ball team of the Georgetown =
gh School for the coming season as
lows:
March %, Georgetown at Millsboro.
April 1, Millsboro at Georgetown.
April 4, Georgetown at LeWes.
April 8, Harrington at Georgetown.
April II, Georgetown at Delmar.
April 18, Georgetown at SelbyVille.
May 2, Georgetown at Milton.
May 6, Delmar at Georgetown.
Nay 9, Milton at Georgetown.
Nay 13, Georgetown at Harrington.
Nay 16, Selbyville at Georgetown.
Nay 20, LeWes at Georgetown.
Joshua Workman, veteran of the
Ill War, observed his 82nd birth
? at his home on Cedar street by
a few of his friends and
son, Orion G. Workman and fam
of Baltimore, Sunday Of last week.
oseph Baker Of Philadelphia has
chased from Mrs. Lizzie Messick,
dwelling house and lot on Rail-
d avenue in the rear of the resi-
ce of Elmer 2. Wilson.
AF nfff
S attended the M. E. Conference in
mington last week.
he Woman's Railroad Aid will
i their meeting in this town on
lrsday, April 18th.
he residence of the late Charles L.
IRE, that was lately damaged by
is being repaired and will again
by A. F. Wilgus and fam
ur market is well supplied with
lip greens, selling from eight to
cents per pound.
rank Green is suffering from a
he'd hand that he mashed while at
k in the lumber yard of J. G..
nsond, Jr. and Son here last We'd
lay. 1t is rapidly improving at this
Gorge R. Workman has build a
porch in front of his store on
Market street.
. J. King is improving his resi-
e on Market street, near the rail-
by the addition of a new sun