Milford chronicle., 1925-02-20
Georgetown

25. at Pleasantville, New Jersey
d the remains were brought tC
eorgefown at the home of John T
lrev The funeral director. The
neral was held on Friday aft
noon Ioet and interment made in
mon Cemetery, with full masonic
onors. His wife who died sew
al wears ago, was a niece of
rs. Hannah Hart of Georgetown.
tn fifteen years ago he was a
sident of Georgetown and at one
ne conducted the old Eagle Hotel.
Issac p ConnaWay, aged rs years,
months and 8 days, died Monday,
Pbruary, 9th, 1925, at his home in
bllinsville just north of the town
nits of GEORGETOWN. Death was the
suIt of disease of the heart and he
ID heen i'll for several weeks. He
as well and favorably known in
is section Of Sussex county, as he
r wears was a prosperous farmer.
E is survived by two daughters,
rs. TTriah Swain and Mrs. William
Dnovan, and one son, Charles A.
bnnawav. of Marcus Hook, Pa. Flu
eral was from his late home on
ednesdav. Rev. George White
awson of Wesley NJ. E. Church Of
eiating. and interment was made in
nion Cemetery
The meeting of Chief Operators
hich was held at the Diamond
ate Telephone Company offices in
over last week, was attended by
ISIS Elsie Rose, who is in charge Of
70 Georgetown station.
Mrs. Nollie Robins Lynch of
GEORGETOWN and Patrick J. Sullivan
er quietly married Monday, Feb
larv 9th, 1925 at Claymont, Del. |
be bride is one of the best known /
omen of Georgetown, as she has
|nducted for several years a millinery /
Id trimming store for ladies in the
lsiness centre of this town. The
ewly weds have the best wishes
hd congratulations Of the people of
lis section.
Extra church meetings are con-
nuing in the NJ. P. Church of
and despite the storms
I'D mud, the interst in them is in
C. Earl Johnson, son of Mr.. and
rs. David E. Johnson of George
.wn, left Tuesday of last week for
ew Orleans where he has been ap-
)inted inspector with the Portland
ement Company.
Corporal Ingram, of the Stat
ighway Police, who has ben oc
lpying the dwelling owned by Os-
II Peppr in Georgetown, has pur-
lased from Neal Stevenson what is
lown as the "Tamm" property,
est from Georgetown, located on
e Concrete Highway leading to
lurel.
Rev. George White Dawson has
n unanimously invited to return to
georgetown for another year, as pas
r of the Wesley M, E. Church. This
Il make his third year and invita-
N to return to this charge.
Charles Marker, son of John
irker Of Georgetown, had his left
nd badly crushed on Monday,
bruary 9th, while coupling cars at
gemoore Yards in Wilmington.
e hand had to be amputated; he 1
S many friends here who feel
eat sympathy for him.
Charles King of Georgetown, who /
by Sussex County as a (
chinist, is nursing badly mashed s
gers, which were injured while
rking on machinery last Saturday. I
register of Wills, Isaac E. Johns,
1ed the following letters of ad- {
listratiOn last week: viz; S
IN estate of Daniel Rodgers Of
'rgetoWn hundred, to Mary E t
gers. L
N estate of Harvey H. Owens of
lie Creek hundred, to Della e
ems. E
n estate of Isaac P. Conaway of C
rgetown hundred, to Sarah C. o
lovan and Lille May Swain. d
n estate of Samuel F. Krause of a
le Creek hundred, to Albert 2.
use. a
erk-of-the-Peace, William J. Il
lien issued last week marriage a
nse to the following: viz;
rles G. Green of Georgetown and e.
abeth r. Lynch of Lewes, Del. n
My seven prisoners are guests of IL
riff Harry Johnson at present.
=. L. Adams, Esq. of Wilmington 81
It the weekend with his mother S
W. D. Adams, here. S
essrs. Thomas Brown and ii
rles Moore, of Laurel were a.
ling aOmng friends here Satur- W
ugh D. Smith, who is employed IL
Pennsylvania Building Roads a
it the weekend with his family b
Bertha Lows, Of Camden, N. J. es
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ].
ath, here. IL
rs. Edward See, spent apart of ia
week in Philadelphia. til
MinOs Maxwell, who is employ
y the Government at Hampton CO
Is, Va. spent the week with his &C
ly here. ct
illiam J. Wilson, who has been
ding Winter with his son in th
N. Y. has returned to OF
lOme here. Ii
IS. Edward c. Morris, has been tn
ing her sister in Philadelphia til
)ast week. V.
.EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS an an
al Estate transfers in Sussex
.ty for the past week are:
IS H. Phillips, Sheriff, against
W. Phillips to Elberta Simpler, -
140 acres in Gum iei
District on the Road leading
Whitesville to Laurel.
mes H. Phillips, Sheriff, against -
J. Barwell to Harry w. Jester.
llendale, 5S1s acres in Cedar
( District on the Road leading