Milford chronicle., 1926-11-26
Georgetown

Mrs. SOPHIE Burtman, OIL BrloSe-
Vile. whose native land was Aus
+ria was given naturalization pa
Dors making her an American citi-
Ien before Judge Charles !. Rich
ards. in Superior Court here last
Thursday.
The Sussex County Corr Show
will be held in Layton's HILL, over
tbe Garage. on Market steet, on
Monday and Tuesday, DeceEber 9Th
md 7fh. The show will te held
diving the day and night. There
will he at least one hundrld and
seventv-five dollars given way as
nremiums. between about thirty
Gicerent classes. There VII be a
big display of other farm Poducts,
also fancy needle-work. lie snow
will be one of the largest OF lts
kind that was ever held this
town. and all who are interested IN
farm work should take 1t /.
The Georgetown Bridge Cub met
o+ the home of Miss Edna larr, on
East Market street, last Wednesday
night. Those present were MISS
Pauline Godfrey, Miss Mar! Town
send. Miss Hilda Lee, MISS Louise
Hudson. Miss Lillian Hltchins,
Miss Helen Macklin, and Ms. Mar
garet Bullock
Miss Mary King Rodney aged 3
voars 7 months and Z days, died at
her home on West Laurel street, al
the old Rodney homestead Where
She had lived all her llR' IRON
heart trouble. Funeral gervlces
We're held in st. PauIs P. p
Cbnrcb. this town, on thursday
afternoon, Rev. S. D. Van loon OF,
@nio+in@ 60 4 II. Carey was funeral
diroctoT She was the daut Inter Of
the late John D. and Mary D. ROD
nov and the last of larg, tamll!
nf - cbi1dren. She was the aunt o.
Miss Nellie Moore OF TINS Town.
Bessie Penienskie, aged spout L
vears. Youngest daughter OF Mr.. AM
Mrs Toe Benienskie OF tins town
Siod Az last Tuesday in the Betbe Hos
,aitsl It'd Tewes, from Bright's disease
% L.. remains were carried = Ph1la
do1nbia dr wednesday mornin; wher
nc tba f,1neral was held, and iltermen
II6 luAOAN~
made.
The Auxiliary of Wesle! M. T
church has elected the 9lloWn
officers: President, Mrs. Lawn!
Adams: vice-president, Mr.. Ne!h
Famcett: secretary, Miss Glady
uudeon: treasurer, Miss Paulln
Godfrev. Mrs. Townsend tho ha
served very efficiently as lresldel
For the past twelve years has re
sianed on account of her health.
Mrs. Mary Ann Warren, aged s
Years. widow of the late Ropel
Warren died at the home OF he
daughter. Mrs. George r. Nears o
South Bedford street, last Tuesda
afternoon. Funeral services WeI
held at the home on Fridty attel
noon with interment in Union Cen
oterv Rev. Frederick Perkins, pas
tor of the Presbyterian ch lrch o.
ficiated. She is survived by OF
son, George N. Warren OF Phllaoe
phia, and one daughter MIS-. sara
Catherine Mears.
Charles H. Marvel aged SO yeal
son of the late Nutter ale san
Marvel, died at his home On NOR
Bedford street last Tuesday morl
ing after an illness Of mary Weei
with general debility. Funsral Sc
vices were held at the hpme
Thursday afternoon. InterIpent WI
made in Union Cemetery. Rev.
r. Beauchamp, pastor of Wesley
r. Church, officiated. He lis su
vived by one son Nutter NlarVu
this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Faucett al
daughter have moved from the
farm at the edge Of town, in tow
and will occupy part OF the rcs
dence of his mother Mrs. i.
Faucet, on Market street.
At a meeting held last week t
GEORGETOWN Building and Loan A
sociation elected the following
ficers for one year: President A
drew J. Lynch Esq; vice-Dresidel
George E. Walls; secretary, W.
wood Wright; treasurer George
Short. Directors elected for. thT
years were: George 0. FearC
Walter B. Townsend and William
Mustard.
Rev. T. F. Beauchamp pastor
Wesley NJ. E. Church, has bedn
vited to return for the THIRD ye
by the official board.
Morgan T. Gum, Of
was among friends here T1