Milford chronicle., 1925-02-27
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Real Estate transfers in Sussex
County for the past week are:
Henry J. Lawson, MillsbOro, to
Henry V. Hall, MillsborO, Is acres
in Indiana River District
George S. Hastings, Delmar, to
Ural P. Carey, Delmar, 102 acres in
Little Greek District on the Road
leading from Laurel to Salisbury.
James Emory Wiley ct ux, Sea-
ford to John J. and Gertrude Par
sons, Seaford, Lot with imp. in the
town of Seaford on the East side Of
Shipley st.
Noah Harmon, Executor of Syl-
vester H. Johnson, to Peter M.
Short, Jr., of Indian River Hundred,
SO acres with imp. in Indian River
District on both sides of the Road
leading from Millsboro to Oak Or
chard.
Fred H. Parsons ct ux, of Balti-
more Hundred, to Atwood F. Lynch,
of Dagsboro Hundred, 8 acres in
Baltimore Hundred.
Leonard F. Thomas ct ux, of Nam
ticoke Hundred, to Helby Lloyd
Lowe, Laurel 95 acres in Nanticoke
District on the Road leading from
Asbury M. E. Church to Seaford.
Frank A. COverdale ct ux, Lewes,
to Edith B. Marshall, Lewes, Lot in
the town of LeWes on the Southeast
side of Mulberry st.
The Sussex Trust Comany, Exec
utor of William E. Hall, deceased,
to Samuel G.. Loockerman, of Broad
kiln Hundred, 793z acres in Broad
kiln District on the Road leading
from Milton to Zion Church via
Nathan H. Williams farm.
George w. Bennum ct ux, George
town, to Willard S. Torbert, George
town, Lot with imp. in the town Of
Georgetown on Railroad Avenue.
William P. Jefferson ct ux, Ellen
dale, to Lawrence E. Warren, Ellen
dale, Lot with imp. on McCaulley
Avenue in the town of Ellendale.
Fenimore I. Cooper ct ux, Chicago,
Ill. to Mae Cooper and Adelaide
Cooper, all their interest in three
tracts of land in the town of Sea-
ford.
Sarah Lizzie Torbert, Laurel, to
M. Spicer, Laurel, Lot with
imp. on the East side of the Della
ware Railroad in the town of Laurel.
Sarah Lizzie Torbert, Laurel, to
Leland C. Sicer, Laurel, Lot with
imp. on Eighth st. in the town of
Laurel.
Roland F. Nelson ct ux, of North
West Fork Hundred, to Charlie J.
Smith, of North West Fork Hun
dred, 73 acres with imp. in North
West Fork District.
James H. Phillips, Sheriff against
A. Shane, to Frank W. Red
den, all his right title and interest
in three tracts of farm land in
terest in three tracts of farm land
in North West Fork District.
Rachel M. Layton, of Baltimore |
to Maud B. Furman, of |
Frankford, R. D., % acres in Balti-
more Hundred.
Samuel M. Ellis ct ux, Delmar, to |
George A. Bounds and Comany, of |
Md, lis acres in Little |
Creek District on the Road leading |
from Providence M. P. Church to
Laurel.
Inly S. Abbott, Milford to Olevia
Abbott, Milford, 2 lots in the town
If Milford on the West side of Wash
ngtOn st.
Joseph G. W. Perdue, Delmar, to
Harlan M. Waller, Delmar, Lot on
Jewell St. in the town of Delmar.
Paul McVey ct ux, Milford, to
Daniel R. and Lulu B. Baker of
CEDAR Creek Hundred, lots in Mil
ord View, Milford.
Trustees of Bethel M. E. Church,
Ocean View to John R. Burbage,
ocean View, Lot in the town of
ocean View.
Annie Paynter Davis, of Kaycee,
Wyoming, to Georgianna Mason, of
Lot with imp. (known as
High Step House"O on the corner
# Columbia St. and Carlisle Lane.
George 3. Hudson ct uX, LeWes, to
Colorado Oil Company, Lewes, Lot
n Lewes and RehOboth Hundred oY
he South side of the State HighW4y
eading into Lewes. "
Professors Calvin E. Afflerbach,
nd Albert e. Early of this town
of schools for this
ounty spent this week in Cincin-
eASbAg OhAO elJLCAAuAh5 JnC CO4NChbAOa |
hat was held in that city of the De-
of the National Education
ssociation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Parker, are be-
lg congratulated on the arrival of
fine baby girl at their home near
lis town last week. The stork also
isited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
rthur Sammons, of this town last
eek and left them fine baby girl.
The Annual Town Election of this
Dwn will be held on Saturday aft
moon March 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Stoeckel of
Pa. spent a few days at
leir home here last week. Mr..
5oeckel is employed in Road Build
g at the above place.
A bill has been in the House of
to tax dogs of this
wn one and two dollars per head
,cording to the sex. It is a good
II and should pass.
The dwelling house of Mrs. Anna
NFy1eorroro on East Mqrlraf efroaf |