Milford chronicle., 1924-08-29
Georgetown

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past week on the estate of:
Sarah 3. Bennum, of Indian Rivel
Hundred to George w. Bennum.
Louisa Virden of Lewes and Re
hobOth hundred to John P. Virden.
Albert H. COVerdale, of Broadcreel
hundred to Cyrus H. Tingle.
Clerk Of the peace William j. Quill.
lon, has issued the following mar
riage licenses this past week. Tt
William w. Baker, and Ruth E
Deneway, both of DagsbOro, Del, tt
Alton P. TimmOns of DagsbOro, ant
Edna L. Lawson of Harberson.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryan
has this past week issued a marriage
license to George Wilson of George
town and Lille Short of SeafOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walls are
being congratulated on the arrival
of fine baby boy, at their home on
Calhoun street, Sunday morning.
Mr.. Daniel Reach quietly cele-
brated his eighteenth birthday at his
home on Albury avenue last Friday,
despite his age Mr.. Reach is still
healthy and seems many years
younger than he is. Mr.. Reach has
been Bailiff to the Sussex county
courts for over twenty years
The Milton baseball team came
here Saturday afternoon and played
the Georgetown team. The score was
10 to in favor of the Georgetown
boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larry T. Moore, of
Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold D. Morris of COllinsdale, Pa,
have been the guests the past week
of sheriff and Mrs. James H. Phil
lips. The week was spent in Mr..
Phillips cottage at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. Henry Goodwin of Wilmington
spent the week end with friends
here.
Mr.. Trudean Early Of this town,
who has been visiting in Carlisle,
Pa, has returned to his home on
North Bradford street, here.
Mrs. Alice Hearn spent last week |
at Ocean City.
Mr.. William J. Wilson is on visit |
to his son in Gloversville, N. Y.
Mrs. MOllie Robbins Lynch has
been on a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Leroy Dennis Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. C. Tucker and daughter, of
Montclair, N. j., are the guests of
her father, W. w. Rawlins.
Mrs. William Hawkins Of Raleigh,
N. c., was the guest of Mrs. Edward
Call Morris, here, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Gray spent
last week at Warwick on Indian
River.
Ralph Swain spent last week in
Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Edward Pepper Of Philadelphia, is
the guest of his brother Walter Pep
per, here.
The Parents and Teachers Asso-
citation Of Yellow Hill school held a
very successful picnic on the school
grounds on Thursday, August 21st.
The principal feature was an ornate
and philosophical address by Miss ]
Edith Imhoff Jones, the popular and
efficient teacher of Eastern Sussex. :
The Town Council have had the !
trees in the circle in the Public I
Square neatly trimmed this past
week, and the square makes neat t
showing.
DR.. Robert o. Blitz of Ashland, Pa, \
who for the past two years has been E
making his headquarters here, and
has been in charge of the work Of \
tuberculosis eradication for the {
Government, has rendered his res 7
ignation as inspector for Delaware,
and left for his former home on !
Monday. Since coming here he has A
made many warm friends who re-
sret his departure. T
Tyndalls Camp, near this town, s
opened Friday, and will continue un- n
til after August 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Joseph, e
who motored here from Wildwood "
Crest, N. J., visited his mother, Mrs.
Sallie Joseph, and left for his home T
Monday accompanied by his mother v
and sister, Miss Mallory and aunt,
Miss Lizzie Hart, who will spend e.
some time as their guest.
Miss Mary Bailey, daughter of Mr.. 6
and Mrs. William Bailey of this c1
town, and Harry F. Joseph son of O
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Joseph, of
near this town, were married last bl
night at the NJ. P. parson- h,
age of this town, by Rev. ]. T. AZ
Bailey h,
Miss Ethel Ennis, who was lately w
operated on in the Beebe hospital in Ct
Iewes, for appendicitis has i'm tb
proved and has returned to her Fl
lOme near town, much to the graft te
ication of her many friends here.
There are eleven prisoners con- Pc
ined in the county Jail here at the wi
present time.
Georgetown, Del, Aug. 25.-Realty 70
ransfers in Sussex county reported pa
Turing the past week were: RI
Robert w. Smith, Gumboro Dis
rict to Mrs. Lizzie Wootten, Gum
orc, 48 ga acres on road from lei
iumbOro to Newfound, $780,
David R. Baker, Gumboro, to FL
-ood Murray, ct al, trustees of
umbOrO Metho dist Episcopal
hurch, Gumboro, 1-2 acre on road
'om Gumboro to Millsboro, consid- at
ration private. tor
John F. McCann, Philadelphia, to fel
/. W. Adams & Bro, Bridgeville, SO hu
cres in Northwest Fork District, ins
private. SCI
Pure Ice Company, Laurel, to R. pit
. Beers Lumber Company, Laurel, is
It at Laurel, $500. del
Mrs. Effie e. Williams, Wilson, N. rel
- to George L. and Ada S. Barnett, all
asst Lansdowne, Pa, two lots on of
hurch street, Selbyville, $3.50.
Rehoboth Heights Development pei
tion to Rehoboth Beach, 1928.
am W. Webb, Wilmington, six lots bul
n