Milford chronicle., 1925-02-13
Georgetown

Bridgeville.
Ralph W. Crossett, of Milford, to
Isaac D. Short, of Milford, lot on
Eugenia avenue, in the town of Mil
ford.
Elijah E. Wootten, executor of
Daniel Short estate, to Harley c.
Dolby, of DagsborO Hundred, two
tracts of land; No. 1, situated in
DagsborO Hundred, containing IS
acres and 149 square perches; No. 2
situate in NanticOke and Dagsboro
Hundred, containing 58 acres and IL
square perches.
John w. Rogers, of Indian River
Hundred, to Daniel 3. Rogers and
Mary 3. Rogers Of Indian River
Hundred, so acres in Indian River
District, road Morris Mill to Marin
er's Branch.
Rehoboth Heights Development
Company to Clarence H. and Rachel
W. Gamble Of EdgemOor, Delaware,
lots Nos. 35, sc and 81 located on
New Castle street, in Block SO, in
RehOboth Heights.
Granogue Farms to Irenee du POnt
102 lots in Rehoboth, Delaware.
Harry Crockett of Laurel, to the
Peoples Real Estate, Savings and
Loan Association, lot in Little Greek
Hundred on the west side of Seventh
street.
Harry R. Downes to Irene V. Nor
wood of MillsborO, Is acres in Indian
River District.
James MEG. Hincken, Of Philadel-
phia, Pa, to Mary Marine, of New
York City, part of lot No. %, Balti-
more avenue, in Rehoboth, Della
ware.
Rehoboth Heights Development
Company to H. Ernest Conwell, Mil
ton, lots Nos. 10, 20, 21 and % in
block "a, RehOboth Heights.
Willard S. Torbert, Georgetown,
to William A. Marker, Georgetown,
lot with improvement on Market
street, in Georgetown.
Joseph L. Marshall and TheOdosia
NJ. Hooker, of Lewes, to Solomon L.
Sapp and Rosella Ward Sapp Of Har-
rington, lot No. 80, Olive Avenue,
Rehoboth.
Sewell P. Moore, to Frank W.
Thawley, Laurel, lot with improve
l4GnI QA lOuu 4GctulLE lAOAA 4AeblA4 "a "
Seaford, in Laurel.
John W. Cooper, Milford, to May
and William Buckalew, Milford, lot
on Marshall street, Milford.
Henrietta Bennett, Milford, to
Ralph W. Crossett and Nellie q.
Crossett, Milford, 1 acre of land on
north east side of Eugenia avenue, !
Milford.
James Renwick Sprott, Broad |
Creek Hundred, to William o. John
son, Broad Creek Hundred, sc acres !
and 40 square perches with improve
ments.
Mary A. Eskridge, Seaford, to Or
vii D. Rhea, Seaford, Delaware, lot
on West side Of Front street, Sea-
ford.
Albert S. Handy, Caroline county,
Maryland, to Harry L. Wheatley Of
Seaford Hundred, "a acres, in Sea-
ford District, on road leading from
Galestown, Md, to Woodland, Della
ware.
Elijah E. Wootten, executor of
Daniel Short estate, TO James W.
Waller, Baltimore, Md, lots on
Short avenue, in the town Of North
Laurel.
Elijah E. Wootten, executor of
Daniel Short estate, to Lewis G.
Boyce, Laurel, lot No. 6, block A,
North Laurel.
Joshua H. and George r. Ellegood
Of Little Creek Hundred, to Eurie L.
Laurel, lot in Little Creek
District, road leading from Laurel
TO Delmar.
A. Evans, ct ux, Ocean
View, to Andrew H. Evans, Ocean
View, 4 IA acres in Bethany Beach.
Harry A. Joseph, ct ux, George
.own, to Anna ]. Galloway, George l
own, lot with improvement on
North Race street, Georgetown.
William T. Brasure, ct uX, Clarks- c
lille, to George W. Brasure, Clarks- '
lille, one-half interest in 1.1S acres,
vest side du Pont Boulevard, Days I
)oro Hundred. S
Georgia w. Poynter of Georgetown v
o William T. Tappen, Columbia aV- I
,nue, lots c and D, Rehoboth.
It was stated in our last weeks 1
etter that the annual meeting OF the D
sussex County Teachers Association c
would be held in this town, but d
ince that time the arrangements II
ave been made to hold it in Lewes
n the same date Friday, February II
9th, (today) and some additions 81
dded to the program. One of them
J that Mr.. Pierre S. DUPONT has n
cen invited to address the meeting 81
n his proposed plans for school
,1iIding 11rOgram. One hundred per fl
ent of the rural teachers are enrol M
I'd in the association and also the
anne in the state organization. q
T, Jefferson Pyle, formerly OF this el
,wn. died at his home in Baltimore, Il
rom heart trouble last Wednesday,
ged about 68 years. He is survived y
v a widow, who before her mar M
Iage was Miss Mary Polk, of this j
,wn: four daughters and one son. N
11neral was held and interment U
lade in Baltimore, Friday. Mrs. Sal m
e E. Polk, mother of Mrs. Pyle, VINO
Iade her home with them and was IL
erv i'll at the time of Mr.. Pyles sc
cath. died at their home last al
thursday from general debility and te
,eIremains were brought to this
,kyn on the noon train on Sunday. W
,terment made in Union cemetery.
w. A. Marker has purchased from b
vil1ard Torbert, his dwelling house B
\ EAST Market street and will oc- I,
inv the same after the first Of the "
lar. Mr.. and Mrs. Torbert will move 81
Harrington wheTe they nave d Io
aughter residing.
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