Milford chronicle., 1924-07-18
Georgetown

during the past week are:
George E. Vickers, Lewes, to
Thomas P. Richards, Lewes, portion
of lot on Vickers avenue, Lewes,
$500.
Anton and Elizabeth Neibert, Ced-
al Greek District, 10 John r. and
Mary w. Marvel, Milton l39% acres
LAM on MiltOnGaYe Neck road,
Bru1Gkiin District, considerat or
PIRATE
John H. Clendaniel. Milton, to
Clarence and Elizabeth L. Clendan-
iel, Broadkiln District, lot with I'M
prOvements on Union street, Milton,
$1,000.
Rebecca A. Foolls, et al, Laurel,
to Charles C. Ellis, Laurel, lot on
Tenth street, Laurel, $1200.
Mary E. NAPLES, administrative of
George R. NAPLES, Northwest Fork
District, to Ethel T. Walls, George
town, one acre AMI improvements
on road from Lincoln City to Wa
pies Mill, Cedar Creek District, SIPS.
Property transferred by Miss Walls
to Mrs. NAPLES.
William P. Short, Bethany Beach
to Henry NJ. Evans, Bethany Beach,
lot at Bethany Beach, consideration
private.
Mrs. Leah J. Joseph, ct. al, heirs
of John w. Joseph, Lewes and Re
hOboth District, to Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob W. Drain, Jr, Lewes and RehO-
both District, 221a acres in Lewes
and RehOboth District, $3.50.
Martin U. Graham, NanticOke Dis
trict, to Anna Maria Donovan,
Georgetown District, one-sixth of an
acre. in. Collinsville, consideration
private.
Pauline Harris, New York City, to
William H. Short, Laurel, four lots
on road from Laurel to Seaford,
$400
Charles C. Oliphant, Laurel, to
William and Margaret Stants, Cam
den, N. j., lot with improvements on
Willow street, Laurel, $4,000.
Philip E. English, Loves Cross |
Roads, to Stansbury P. English,
Loves Cross Roads, SO acres in
GumborO District $500.
John w. Harmer, Philadelphia, to
Samuel E. Crawley, Atlantic City, 10
acres in Baltimore District, at what
is known as Quillen's Point, consid-
Grafton private.
Herbert C. Richardson, Wyoming,
to William D. Watson, Dover, lot at
Oak Orchard, on the Indian River,
S400.
J. Horace Derrickson, Ocean View,
to Clarence E. Bunting, Bethany
Beach, lots Nos. q and % in block
L07, Bethany Beach, 5000.
There are now only three prison
ers confined in the county Jail here.
Nathan R. Colbs, Philadelphia, to
Martin S. Ogden, Philadelphia, 145
lcres on road from Cedar Beach to
consideration private.
Clara Matilda Mccoy, Milford, to
Clara J. Wharton, Rehoboth Beach, I
our lots on East side of du POnt {
Road, in Cedar Creek District, con- !
private.
John 1. Middleton, New York City, {
o Jeanie Morris Sloan, Indian Riv-
+ District, 102 acres on Herring &
Jreek, Indian River District, $2440. {
Ralph Richardson, of this town, Y
vas taken to the Beebe Hospital in
4ewes last week for treatment. He G
S getting along fine at this time a
nuch to the qualification of his t
lany friends here.
One of the largest crop of huckle- {
erries that has been for many years S
asst is now on in this section and i
le pickers are realizing good prices +,
)r them. n
Frank L. Joseph has been promot-
d to manager of the Delaware Trust n
Ompany here, and Edward Green v
S assistant manager. G.. Roland
[essick, who resigned, will enter r
pOn his new duties as treasurer of VI
le Caulk Dental Company, of Mil a
,rd. Il
Mrs. E. C. Sudler and Mrs. An h
rev Marvel, as delegates, and sew II
al other members of the New Cen n
Try Club here, attended the Feder- a
ion of WOmen's Clubs at Rehoboth a
each last week. b,
The residence of James B. Short n
l Pine street has been newly paint M
We are glad to report that Mrs. a, a.
mes Hastings, of this town, who Dl
is been in the Beebe Hospital in -
ewes for treatment for some time d,
IS improved so as to return to her ~
me here. v
The residence of former Sheriff w. =
McIlvaine, on East Market street, ~ -
being repaired and improved and n'
len finished it will be one Of the -
)st up to date dwellings on East On
lrket street. It was the home of On
2 late eX-Sheriff Charles Purnell. We
During the remainder of this
NTH and the month of August the 80.
lg and stationery store of George InS
Swain will be closed at 8 o'clock an
m.
Iarge shipments of apples, black lte
'ries and huckleberries are now oVo
ng made from this station daily.
The Sunday school class of Mrs. noi
F. Kaiser, of Wesley M. E. Sun Il
2 school, is spending this week on at
louse party at Oak Orchard.
oseph G. Green and family spent ING
week at Oak Orchard. ian
Iiss Alberta NJ. West, daughter of
OBJ West, a well known merchant bel
this town, and Lorence A. Hig- Ed,
n, Of Milford, motOred to Denton, "
D., last Sunday, where they were an
rried by Rev. G. J.~fIooker, pas the
of the NJ. p. Church, of that town. Aus
/. young couple will reside in N
ford where the groom is emplov- ton
as clerk in the branch of the A. Mrs
P. Stores. The young lady has pea
ly friends in this town who wish \ 6
n success in their welded life. and
iss Ella RyOn, daughter of Mr.. Ylsl
Mrs. Harley Ryon, of this town, EdV