Milford chronicle., 1926-05-28
Georgetown

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IN tbe Sussex County Courthouse
nv resident Judge Charles S. Rlch-
ards last Thursday, Philip Cold
slime, formerly of Roumanla' now
a resident of Seaford was granIeu
a certificate of citizenship.
County Agent NJ. G. Vaughn anu
family left last Wednesday morning
bv automobile for Caledonia, MISS
where he will visit his mother VINO
is quite i'll at her home there.
Home grown strawberries aP-
Deared in our local market last week
and started to retail for S5 cents
ner quart The rush of shipments
will he on next week. The crop
here will be very heavy.
The fronts of the American ana
the A. & P, stores on Market ST.
have been neatly painted the past
week. e..,+,,
The Cullen homestead on South
Redford street recently purchased
bv DIR. B. B. G. Blackstone, OF VIII
mington, is being repaired and ne"
ly painted. ,,o,,, 20
Mrs. Ellen V. Millman, widow OF
the late George Millman, who re-
sided between this town and Milton
died Friday of last week, aged 93
Years Funeral services were held
at the home of her daughter, MIS-
w A Vent, near Milton, where she
died on Monday afternoon. inter-
ment was made in the Morris bury
wing ground near Gravel HILL one
was a sister of James H. motifs OF
this town. -,
Children's Day services will be
held in Wesley NJ. E. Church IN the
evening of Sunday, May SOth and
i'm the M. P. and Presbyterian
churches on the evening of Sunday
June 18th Good programs are be-
ing arranged.
Alfred L. Pepper who has been
very i'll at his home on the edge OF
town on the Almshouse road mas
recovered, much to the gratihcat1on
of his many friends.
Fred ]. King has purchased from
the James A. Evans heirs the COM
bined dwelling and store now occu-
pied by him as hardware STORE.
Caleb Wright is i'll with pneu-
monia at the home Of his parents
ION Pine street.
Judge Charles s. Richards, is I'M
proving his residence, the Richards
Homestead, at the corner of Pubic
Square and North Bedford street by
a cellar and new steam heatlng
The Sussex Construction Co., a
recently organized company OF this
town are forging to the front. They
already have four contracts Tor
bridges and culverts which they
are making preparations to COM
plete at an early date.
The May issue of School Life,
published by the United States
Bureau of Education at Washing
ton, D. c., contains an article on the
work of the Sussex County Schools
written by Prof. Albert Early.
A large number of our citizens
are laying in their winter supply OF
coal. So as to be sure of it when
they need it.
The residence of Mrs. Mary Car
mean on Delaware Ave-, is being
newly painted also the Robinson
homestead on North Bedford street.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
has issued the following letters the
past week.
On tn eestate of Marcus Parks OF
Cedar Creek Hundred to Jessie
Parks.
An the estate of Christopher ].
Hall of Nanticoke Hundred to
Franklin T. Johnson.
On the estate of John B. Johnson
of Indian River Hundred to John L.
johnson.
On the estate of Nellie NJ. Fogle
of Seaford Hundred to Alfred S.
Williams.
On the estate of George J. Quillen
of Baltimore Hundred to Lizzie S.
Quillen.
John o. Cordrey has accepted a
position as salesman with the
Georgetown Auto Company
Clerk of the Peace William J.
Quillen has the past week issued a
marriage license to Samuel w. Tin
dali and Levenia E. Brown, both of
Laurel.
There are ten prisoners at this
time boarding with Sheriff Johnson
at the County Jail here.
Soft shell crabs are beginning to
come in our market, retailing for
$500 per box, averaging two dozen
to the box.
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