Milford chronicle., 1925-05-15

Rev. w. J. Donohue. They have
many friends in this section who
wish them success.
The property of Mrs. Lolette o.
Walls on Kemmey street occupied
by Roland West has been improved
by a new roof the past week.
Miss Mary Macklin, daughter of
the late William V. Macklin, of this
town and Charles White, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, who were recently married
are the guests of her aunt, Mrs. Law
inia Campbell here.
Deputy Attorney General and Mrs.
Howard J. Cooke, are being con-
graduated on the arrival of a ten
pound baby girl at their home on
West Market street Thursday night,
the name of the newcomer is Eva
Constance Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green, who
were recently married, are occupying
the furnished home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd StOckels, on the corner of
Pine and Race streets. Mr.. and
Mrs. StOckles are spending the sum-
mer near Delaware Water Gap, Pa,
where Mr.. StOckles is employed in
road building work for the balance
of this year.
Mrs. LaVinia E. Johnson was given
a very enjoyable surprise party last
Tuesday evening by her Sunday
School Glass of the M. p. Church.
The occasion being her birthday,
she was showered with presents and
refreshments in abundance. Those
present were: Mrs. Bud Coy, Mrs.
Harry HOlson, Mrs. Edwin Smith,
Mrs. Warren Holson, Mrs. Marybelle
Ryon, Misses Mabel Wilkins, Helen
wilkins, Sadie Cooper, Beatrice
Parker Francis Ennis, Ethel Ennis, !
Mary Watson and Margaret Rogers. !
Hudson's Bakery, Inc, has secured |
Fred Robins of Wilmington, former
ly manager OF the Radcliffe Baking |
Company OF that city to manage
their plant here. We hope he will |
meet with success.
Mrs. Walter S. johnson of Rail-
road Ave, requests us to state to
the friends of her brother-in-law,
the late Charles R. Johnson, that
tOmbstones have been erected to his
in st. Johns NJ. E. Gene
terry at Springfield Cross Roads. A
'AAOA L bAAAAN DGAO4G NIL JOnl0On > l
1eath, his home and contents were
destroyed by fire and the money
contributed by friends to help to re-
ouild his house together with added
solicited by Mrs. Johnson
we're used to defray the expense of
he tOmbstones which look real nice
Mrs. Annie Rust was associated with
Mrs. Johnson in her efforts in the ,
.bove.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
las issued the following letters the
Dast week:
On the estate of Ebe W. Goodwin,
f Baltimore Hundred to Edward w.
fodwin and George c. Goodwin.
On the estate of Edwin w. Mont
ey, of Georgetown Hundred to Sy-
il MOntney.
On the estate of Elzey Graves, of
edar Creek Hundred to The First
Iational Bank of Milford.
On the estate of Margaret A. Coul-
ourn, of Broad Greek Hundred to
William L. Coulbourn.
On the estate of Nathaniel B.
hOmas, of Cedar Creek Hundred to
allie j. Thomas.
Justice of the Peace E. w. Ryon
as issued the following marriage
censes the past week:
To Nutter Morris and Edna John
IN, both of Lewes, Del.
To Augustus Wright, of Lewes,
nd Laura Corney, of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roach of
alter, are being congratulated on
lie arrival of fine baby boy at
leir home on North Asbury Avenue
l Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Gillespie
Milford, are the proud parents of
baby girl, which arrived at the
)me of her mother, Mrs. George
snuel Of this town on Friday.