Milford chronicle., 1925-09-25
Georgetown

School building. Mrs. G. W. Jarrett,
Of SelbyVille, will give a demonstra-
tion Of teaching discimaI marks. Dr.
H. V. Holloway will deliver an ad-
dress and Prof. Albert Farley will
demonstrate picture study. The tea
chers will lead the singing and Mrs.
c. G. Crocker of NIillsborO, will be
the pianist. The public is cordially
invited to attend this meeting.
George w. Hatfield who left this
town the first of last June to visit
his daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Baz-
Zard and Mrs. Carrie Reams and
grandson, George Reams, in San
Francisco, Calf, and his son, Will
liam D. Hatfield, in Denver, Col, has
returned to his home here. Although
tired from his long trip, Mr.. Hatfield
does not seem to be any the worse
for taking it, but he says no place
or state he was in can equal Della
ware and says that Delaware is good
enough for him.
Corporal Raymond D. Ingram of
the State Highway Police force, re-
siding here, has been granted a four
months leave of absence, during
which time he will take a trip to !
California and visit his former home |
in Oakland.
Frank L. Joseph, cashier in the |
Delaware Trust Company Bank, of
this town, is sporting a new WHY'S
Knight sedan.
DR.. J. A. Wilker, chiropractor of
New York City has opened branch
Office in the residence of G. D. Pit
tard on Chestnut street, this town.
Several of our sportsmen are en-
joying fishing along the shore of
Delaware Bay and some fair catches
are reported
Most of our farmers are about
done saving their fodder and all
seem well satisfied with their crop.
They are now busy getting their
wheat ground in shape. The acreage
in this section will be large this fall.
The sweet potato crop in this Sec
ton is fine and large this season as
our local market is well supplied at
this time
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
has issued the following letters the {
past week: {
On the estate of D. Henry Reed of G
Cedar Greek hundred to Annie E. Z
Reed. +
On the estate of Sarah Dingle of r
Baltimore hundred to James M. Tun-
hell. c
On the estate of Frederick W. Car n
~ of Broadkiln hundred to James
1ull Carey. +,
On the estate of Charles W. Daw- 8,
on of Seaford hundred to Allen e
learn.
On the estate of Martha H. Mus q,
ard Of Broadkiln hundred to Geo. M
!. Davidson.
There are eleven prisoners stop m
ing at the county Jail here at the al
resent time. q
No marriage licenses have been
sued by the Clerk or Justice of the 70
eace here for the past week. Too co
.rict laws surely send the matri- c,1
onial business from the county. Ca
Catherine Spicer, aged 26 years,
lughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. of
Dicer, of this town, died in a Bal bo
more hospital, where she was op- e.
ated on for appendicitis and de-
Hoped pneumonia, last Thursday Do
ght. Her remains were brought to -
e home of her parents on Cedar
rect, this town, Saturday noon. Flu
raj services were held in the First
P. Church Sunday afternoon at 2
;lOck. Interment made in Union
metery here. Rev. J. T. Bailey Off
Lting. S. J. Wilson and Son, fu- nel
raj directors. Ev
Peter Marvel, a highly respected it {
d aged citizen of this town is SER
sly i'll at his home on Chestnut dat
eet. Ma
Mrs. J. B. West, wife of ex-Sheriff ten
B. West, who has been quite i'll ma
h typhoid fever, is slowly improv- n
at her home on South Bedford Sal
eet. his
William Roach who lately return N
from the Beebe Hospital in Lewes teri
ere he was for several weeks; af- also
an operation, is rapidly improV- dau
and getting out on the street NJ
ch to the qualification of his ton
ny friends. Bet
Paul Jones, secretary to the M
te Highway, at Dover, was cir visit
g among friends in town Sat pars
ay. D
r. and Mrs. James A. Carey and at '
Vard King are on a ten days mo- latte
trip visiting Mrs. Carey's daugh- hurt
Mrs. John I. Short at Elm City, ing.
:. Nj
wood Hurley who is employed ford
carpenter in Philadelphia, spent Mrs.
weekend with his family here. MI
r. and Mrs. Frank Smythe of ers
adelphia spent the weekend Ling
friends here. Harl
larles Reed Of Slaughter Beach Mi
in town Saturday. end
aries Hearn of Knowles Cross Mi
is, was among friends here on week
rday. Mr.
n, Jr., the year old son of Mr.. boro
Mrs. Sim Wiley, died at the Katie
: Of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mr.
William Bailey, on Railroad spent
lie on Sunday afternoon. Fune- Mr
nd interment on Tuesday after fathe
of w
. and Mrs. Fredie Warrington Mis-
arlington spent the weekend sic Z
friends and relatives here. with
ssrs. John T., Harvey W. and York.
Calhoun and Job o. Pride H.
a motor trip to Delmar and Beebt
bury on Thursday. Rev
5. Frances Ennis is taking Carri
lercial normal course in Bea- Frida
College. Mr..
John H. hammond was IN week
ington last week. Mr..
ward PAYNE is on a visit to tho G.