Milford chronicle., 1924-12-26
Georgetown


Effie E. Williams, Wilson, Mort
Carolina, to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Lekites, Of Selbyville, two buildir
lots in that town.
William G. Andrews, of Greer
wood, to Greenwood Trust Compan!
house and lot on Market street, &
Greenwood.
Mrs. Viola Roberts, Of Milford,
Holt Oil Co., Inc, of fredericksburg
Md, portion of two lots on Jetferso
avenue, at Milford.
Samuel G. Burris, of Milton, t
Mrs. Mabel A. Draper, also of Mil
Milton to Georgetown, in Broadkill
District.
Charles E. Rementer, residing
near Old Furnace, to State Senator
elect William F. Allen, of Seaford
43 acres on road from Concord tt
Old Furnace, in Lower Nanticokt
District.
Allen P. Vane, of Seaford, tC
Hearn Oil Co., building lot at Sea-
ford.
DR.. Hiram R. Burton, of Lewes, to
Belford o. Dunning, also Of Lewesr
a building lot on Fourth street, that
town.
Fred J. Williamson, of near Fed
eralsburg, Md, to Caleb G. F. VIII
Iliamson, also of near fredericksburg,
l1O acres in Northwest Fork District,
on road from Bridgeville to Fed
eralsburg.
Elijah E. Wootten, of Laurel, exec
utor of estate of Daniel Short, late
of North Laurel, to Harold B. Short
of near Georgetown, Il acres, To-
Gated in Dagsboro District. Also to
George w. Ward of Little Creek
District, 26 acres in DagsborO Dis
trict, on public road leading from
Piney Grove to Fook's Cross. Roads.
Margaret P. NAPLES, Of Milton, to
James A. Clendaniel, also of Milton
lot with improvements on the cor
ner Of Federal and Mill streets, at
Milton.
Addie Richards, ct. al, heirs of
James r. Murray, Of Baltimore Dis
trict, to Lewis Townsend, Of Frank
ford, two acres on road from Frank
ford to MillVille, in Baltimore Dis
trict.
Howard F. Lane and Brooksie
Woolford, of Seaford, to Caleb Eli
oft, also of Seaford, building lot on
Clarence street, that town.
Hattie e. White, Little Creek Dis
trict, to MinOs A. Adkins, of near
Delmar, 80 acres in Little Creek
District.
George W. Layfeld, Of Dagsboro,
to Harold c. Layfeld, also of Days
bOro, lot with improvements on Main
street, that town.
Rufus M. Reed of Milton, to II. E. |
Conwell, also Of Milton, two lots on |
Behringer avenue, at Milton.
RehOboth Heights Development |
Company, RehOboth Beach, to Rob-
ert Hinckley, Of Washington, D. c.,
three lots in Rehoboth Heights, the
new addition to RehOboth Beach.
While attempting to run from one
side Of Railroad avenue to the other,
between Market street and Cooper
alley, late Friday afternoon, Everett,
the 8-year-old son of Lee Locates,
was run into and knocked down by
an automobile driven by Mrs. Julia
Pollock, of East Laurel street, and
unconscious. Fortunately
no bones were broken or serious in
juries sustained. DR.. J. B. NAPLES
was summoned and gave medical at
.ention. The lad was bruised about
he body.
Mrs. Cartha E. Conaway, aged %
years, months and q days, wife of
Walter COnaway Of Frank, died sud-
lenly from heart failure about one
o'clock Wednesday afternoon of last
week at her home at the western
edge of town. She had just completed
he family wash and came into the
house and layed down on the bed to
est and expired in short time. She /
vas the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Noah Kitchens, of COllinsVille, who \
With her husband and three children |
urvive her. Funeral services were
leld in Hebron M. P. Church, on the I
sridgeville road, near this town, at 6
o'clock Saturday afternoon. Inter
nent was made in McCOlley's Chap ]
! cemetery on the Milford road, {
ear Redden. Rev. ]. T. Bailey, pas G
Or of Georgetown M. P. Church OFF, d
iating. J. T. Carey was the funeral
irectOr. a
Frank Green is suffering from the s
rip at his home on North King f
treet. 3
Betty Baer, the six-year-old
aughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II
aer of this town, was operated on b
'r appendicitis Thursday morning f,
the Beebe Hospital in Lewes. She Il
doing as well as can be expected
this time. "
The town officials will in the fu- il
Ire enforce the ordinance prohibit D.
lg tacking of posters on the trees b
side Of the town limits, as the law B
the past has not been strictly en- b,
reed. Ia
John R. Cooper of near town last
eek butchered two hogs that L
eighed $50 pounds and 470 pounds. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Bailey are h;
)w occupying their new residence ii
/ West Market street. h;
Hildren Green has purchased the ca
B. Jones property on East Market
rect, with four acres Of land ad- sc
lining same. L
Our public schools will remain te
Osed for the holidays until Monday, P,
Inuary 5th. ID.
The Thermometer registered 65 IN er
is section the latter part Of last ca
eek. na
Clerk Of the Peace William J. W