Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1925-06-19
Georgetown

lance LOOK place fOAJ ANASSAy
Monday morning at the home Oh TN
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
r Marsh. when Miss Olive L. Marsi
of Race street, became the Drlue o
Mr.. Leslie E. Chase of Philadelphia
The ceremony was performed IN I'M
presence of the immediate family
Rev Beauchamp, pastor OF the Yves
ley NJ. E. Church, otnclallns :o,, =,
The bride wore dainty lIo '5io+ ~
Aowered and beaded georseIC'
creme Her hat, picture anal[ ~
Eiopk straw. was trimmed with plach
satin ribbon. She carried Duncn
of pink roses. 10 sbore
u After a wedding trip to the shoTe
thew will reside in West Fnli"uel-
phia. .,oe 7ob n Pride on
the corner of Laurel street anu No. :1I4
road avenue, has been neatly paint
ed the past week. Uudo11,s
IDS near town, on the George
80 and Laurel road, will start TINS
e w." on Friday. July 10th. ReV'
ward Mills will have charge u INC
meetings. o.,o+,, Of First NJ.
D church of this town, VIII not ~
any more meetings until Sequence nf
an inford p. Faucet and family u
n,jia5einbia are occupying men
l,i NE home here on South BEDFORD
street. ruo,1, Holson
-, North Race street, near the uG
U on has been painted the past Weeh'
pot Iarvev w. Calhoun is in w llinln :
ton this week serving as d Jui1-
tTo limited States District CouII. no
'A Co11 parsons is erecting a saI"e0
bic home on South Rallroau ave
nue.. .+i,g Of Midland
ne No 81. has been postponlIeu
Ul t:I lime 22nd on account Vi 'n0
Cbautauqua being here e0rn,er1v of
Mrs. cyrus E. Cakes l9lIrG at her
This town. died last Tuesuay i'll
80 sil,S in Wilmington, a1teI an aaod
nun Of three years, of diabetes, ct Sit
~ lleS '9o o. The remains were DIou ufys
y - - - the home of her slsIeI' ~ ~
n nele hudson. where funeral ST.
b .5oa ,vore held Friday aIteIIlooH
vices ,,, %T made in Union GENE
anu 81 g. ie survived by nus PAM
md two daughters, Mrs. NELL oa1ros Of |
con- and Miss Elizabeth o jan Mr.
S Wi father and moVn ll,n Sic
WA -" mrs Mrs George Pettyjohn' wv Ms
tana Mr. Mrs Bessie Hudson anu ~
0aoor r King. and one brotner' ~"
eIs",. pottviohn, all of this town. anc
ther re-. oS friends. J. T. Carey was
the funeral director. ,,.-,uo for
DiiS Caoroatown is not sufferlhs 10
1eod + Of entertainments y TINS
Teek-the Chautauqua anu pott
georgetown Firemen's CarnlVal O 30
oro being held this week anu ''i0
1rawing large crowds ngntly' H.
- Tbo home of Mr.. and Mrs. HaI-
lon Hinman. on South Bedford street
was slightly damaged by hre Iaso
Monday morning when some waste
oaner in the cellar way, became ~
1ited. The fire company was calIeu
mt and~the blaze was soon eAIIns
1ished before much damage Was
lone. o5o Of
announcement has been mace Oh
he marriage of Miss L. Grace VIII
,on daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
NH w. Wilson and George Howard
Wilkins. son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
R wilkins, all of this town, on sat
rSav. December 9th, at the M. e.
parsonage, Berlin, Md. This announ-
cement comes as a great surprise TO
III her friends as Mrs. Wilkins was
graduate of this years class OF the
georgetown High School and did not
want the marriage known until al
er she graduated. Mr.. Wilkins is
employed by the State Highway De-
,artment, connected with the
Georgetown Office/
Former Sheriff Thomas B. Prlt-
,hett had the misfortune last sun
lay morning to step on nail which
penetrated his foot while at his work
Intending to chickens, which gave
lin much pain and caused him to
top work for the week. He has i'm
proved at this time so as to be out
gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. James West are be-
ne congratulated on the arrival OF
fine baby boy at their home on the
corner of Cedar and Kemmey streets
asst week.
Register of Wills Isaac e. Jones
las issued the following letters the
,ast week:
On the estate Of Oliver C. Tice, of
Broad Creek hundred, to Bertha r.
ice.
On the estate of Charles S. Jacobs
f Lewes and RehObOth hundred, to {
he Sussex Trust Company. {
On the estate of Minerva A. Haz-
ard of North West Fork hundred,
D Bessie w. Rash. ]
On the estate of Roscoe ]. Maddox
f Little Greek hundred, to Verda A. s
laddox. :
On the estate of Kate Hooper of +
eaford hundred, to Mary H. Hoop
On the estate of George NJ. Smith
North West Fork hundred, to
Toward E. Hardesty.
The Georgetown base ball team
ent to Harrington Saturday after T
Don and played The Harrington e
,am. The score was 4 to in favor
the Georgetown team. \
There are only i've prisoners con-
led in the county Jail here at the u
resent time. 1
Extensive improvements are being
ade at the plant of the George n
wn Water and Supply Company. W
lICng them being the addition If
ur 3-inch wells, sixty feet of sue :
On lines and an automatic motor
Id pump which keeps at all hours
l adequate supply Of water in the
stem. When completed the COM