Milford chronicle., 1925-08-14
Georgetown

.54. The expenses of the carniVa
Dunted to $1,7S2.O3, which wa
lied to the fire truck fund an
company's debt of $1,5S9 ha
n wiped out, leaving a balance il
treasury Of S66.20, which make
ne record for the Georgetown
men and much credit should b
en them for their work.
he Dominion base ball club o
an City, Nd, came here Thurs
afternoon and played the J. Rod
King club Of this town. Tht
re was 10 to in favor of the
an City club.
iss Louise Hatfield, daughter ol
and Mrs. Cyrus Hatfield of this
n, who recently underwent a sur
Il operation in the Beebe Hospi-
in Lewes has improved so as tC
i'm to her home here, much tC
delight Of her many friends who
e for her speedy recovery.
w. SWenson, local supervisor of
Pennsylvania Railroad is enjoy
a months vacation; his position
being filled by E. L. Hunter, as
ant supervisor at Clayton.
VILLAIN Roach who was operated
in the Beebe Hospital in Lewes
Saturday of last week is doing
at this time and his condition is
brable for a speedy recovery.
Rmuel Locates has purchased the
dence of Alphonso Hazard on
Lewes road at the edge of town.
r. and Mrs. Charles T. Co laway
being congratulated on the ar
/ of a fine baby boy, at their
he on the Public Square.
Tillard S. Rogers, aged 55 years,
last Monday morning at his
he near Shortley, near this town,
tumOr of the stomach and hic-
CHS. Funeral services were held
Providence M. P. Church Wednes-
afternoon. Interment made in
therhood cemetery, Millsboro. H.
Hickman, funeral director. Mr..
ers is survived by a wife and
bral children.
be corn crop in this section is
ing on rapidly and some farmers
be saving their fodder within
next week.
rs. Georgianna McNatt who had
ill for several months, died at
home of her brother, Elmer e.
son, Of this town, early Friday
ming, aged 73 years. Funeral |
ices were held at her brothers |
e on East Market street and |
road avenue, Monday afternoon
o'clock. Interment made in I'm
cemetery, besides her husband,
lam J. McNatt, who died several
Is ago. Deceased had been a
hber of Wesley M. E. Church Of
town since childhood. She is
Iived by two sisters, Mrs. Levisa
eett and Mrs. R. Thomas Hart,
one brother, Elmer e. Wilson,
bf this town. She was a good
.stian woman, well liked by all
came in contact with her.
jsistant Postmaster Harry T.
in is suffering from a badly cut
| that he received while in the
If opening a glass jar, when the
broke and cut his hand. It is i'm
ing at this time.
:. and Mrs. Edwin Smith are be-
congratulated on the arrival of
Ie baby girl at their home here
Tuesday. Mr.. Smith is one of
mail carriers.
B. Scarborough, superintendent
e local plant of the st. Clair Oil
2any has purchased the dwell
lelonging to William e. Valiant
outh Bedford street. II
IN T. Wagamon has been in
.delphia for treatment Of a rup- Il
for the past week. II
nnie GOslee, a colored woman, II
is confined in the county Jail
being held for the United
5 Court, charged with the pos
On of liquor, attempted to COM
uicide Saturday morning, with
lade Of a safety razor. She was
Vered before she did herself
damage. She had inflicted q
on her throat. Medical aid was
red and she was soon out Of
II. II
'er before in the history Of our
was our local market so well
led with home grown fruits
egetables and retailing for fair
and the quality is good. II
j. Bertha Lowe of Camden, N.
ent the weekend with Mr.. and
J. ]. Morath, here. III
n T. Calhoun who has been on
ok list has improved so as to II
again. II
k Of the Peace William J.
has issued the following
age licenses the past week:
Larry Holston of MillsbOro and
May West of Georgetown.
Norris E. Ward and Annie e.
both of Crisfield, Md.
lster of Wills Isaac E. Jones
ot issued any letters to ad-
rators on estates for the past
something that has not oc-
for many years past, that a
passed without any letters be-
sued.
'e are twelve prisoners con-
IN the county Jail here at the
It time.
ert Rogers of this town, son
and Mrs. Frank P. Rogers,
own, employed in the canning
2 of ]. G. Townsend, Jr., and
as seriously scalded Friday
lg when the process tank
i, burning him from his head
to his waist. He was taken to
iebe Hospital in Lewes where
Saturday morning. Funeral
IS were held in the Zoar M. E.
|, near here, Tuesday after
Lnterment made in Brother
at Millsboro. Rev. ].
ey, pastor of First M. P.
!, this town, officiating. H. B.