Milford chronicle., 1926-08-13
Georgetown


nt turning of automobiles at inc
nor of Market street and hall-
4 avenue. town council has plant
four large posts there for tne
tection of people on the sue
acob NJ Sammons has improved
residence on South Bedford
eet by a new roof.
Iarvel Pennel of Georgetown Iost
raluable horse from heat eXhaus-
n last Tuesday; the horse dieu
lie in harness.
iiss Margaret Green, daughter Oh
and Mrs. Joseph Green Oh
orgetown who was operated on
annendicitis in the Beebe Hospl-
in Lewes, has improved so as to
urn to her home here.
Members Of Prospect A. M. L..
nrch of this town, will hold a
mn meeting near town in the
ods of former Sheriff James Phil
on the Lewes road, near the
Iroad. from August 29th to Sep
nber 18th. This will be the hrst
ored camp in this section Tor
ne time.
Thomas West is improving his
elling on North Race street by the
1itiOn of a new bath room and
her improvements.
rhe GEORGETOWN town council fas
ssed an ordinance providing Tpr
cut outs on all cars to be closed
the corporate limits under penalty
the law.
Miss Bessie Penienskice of thi
yn is in the Beebe Hospital L
ives for treatment.
Register of Wills Isaac Z. Jone
issued the following letters thf
st week:
On the estate of William A. Biz
rd of A.. of Lewes and Rehobotl
ndred. to Edna B. Harrington.
On the estate of John Il. Daisey o
ltimore hundred, to James NJ. Evt
On the estate of Thoma 7. Dono
n of Cedar Creek hundred 70 Flor
ce B. Donovan.
On the estate of Samuel White 0
GEORGETOWN hundred to Hester
mack. ]
There are eleven prisoners stoI-
ne with Sheriff Johnson at the
untv iail here at the presen time.
Frank Millman last week p1 2sent-
some of his friends in tow with
me very fine apples, grown { n his
rm at Redden, of which sixty hIled
IS basket. They are of II e red
-awberry variety. Mr.. M.llmin
VS. that he picked fifty-seYen bas-
is from three trees of the sane
ze and variety.
Mrs. Louisa A. Myers, aged Y
BARS. died at the home of n
.ughter. Mrs. Jenkins, in Philads
lia, last Sunday, August 1st'
Dneral debility. Her remains W ae
ken to Redden Wednesday no
(lneral services were held that F
rnoon at McCollef's Chapel, n tr
ere Interment made in adjoinh hg
Bmetery. Rev. Conrad Hamer 1 Il
ating. Mrs. Myers was a for ier
ssident of Redden until the do IN
her husband about five years go
hen she made her residence IN
Philadelphia.
The Georgetown Rotary Club teI
|riday night at the Brick Hotel Pts
sual meeting place with a full et-
endance. William H. Welch OF IL
bn addressed the meeting. His ID
Bct being Service Above Self. . ne
hubs guests were George S. IL
ans of Millsboro and Joseph fay
Milton. Although the club hat tnot
cen organized very long it is a
|ourishing condition.
NThere were 352 registered he IN
be Ninth District Saturday, m ing
be total number registered toA late
|B6.
Mrs. Albert Farley, wife of rof.
barley of this town, won five slrst
tizes and two second prizes Tor
eed work at the Harrington llr.
Tbirteen voung ladies from fer
ut parts of Sussex county tot the
tate teachers examination IN
georgetown last Friday and tur-
|ay.
Miss Cora Wyatt has acce ID a
POSITION in the Georgetown INDY
and.
Mrs. Nettie G. Wyatt of Ph hdel-
bhia Is spending her vacatio with
Ter mother, Mrs. George Per Pl OF
his town.
A few home grown water slons
Ire coming in to our local N kets:
are in abundance nd OF
inc flavor.
Darius Banks of near town 70 tne
1faveI Hill section has been bend
ng some time with relatiV anu
riends in Wilmington. Mr.. 3 KS Is
hs oldest resident in this tlon'
f not the whole county, as h9 over
me hundred years old.
Robert Allen of Seaford as Ill
own Wednesday.
John R. Kitchens and far are
pending some time at Oak ;haIu'
Misses Margaret and Gracd ncn'
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
-ynch, of this town, have ceturHeu
rom a visit to friends in 2hllauei-
Dhia.
! Former Clerk of the Orpn3ilS
'Ourt Harry J. AXE, of BndgeVi,lle'
7as among friends here Wednesday,
Mrs. Joseph G. Green has peen ,,,i on
he sick list last week at heI HO'ii0
n South Bedford street. oua
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph SWAIN ,lId- oile
Dung daughter are visiting rela'i'7'
q Linwood, Pa. .,-...o4or
1. Glen Bailey of WI liiliiS .iIi 81 10
pent a part of last week WIN poiIov i'o
ives and friends here. MI. Ills +l,is
'as formerly a resident u
1wn.
I. Paul Jones of Dover " ''' gin
'iends here Friday. ,,isi+ ~