Milford chronicle., 1926-07-02
Georgetown

Rodney NJ. Wilgus, Jr., young son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Wilgus' OF
This town. underwent successful
onera+ion for the removal OF his ad-
onoids and tonsils in the Beebe Hos
nital. in Lewes, Thursday. He Is 40
ing fine at this time.
MIR and Mrs. Louis Reed are the
nro1Id parents of baby daughter,
horn early Wednesday morning at
the home of her-parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. William Roach, on hemmey
street, this town.
Reniamin H. Shelley of near town
left Thursday for an indefinite stay
at Grahamsville, N. Y, where MS
brother-in-law is seriously i'll.
Oficers of Joppa Council, NO. g.
povaI and Select Masters, of this
Town. have been elected the past
week for the ensuing term as 1oI-
lows. Inustriaus Master, Harry l.
Hudson; deputy illustrlous masteI'
w. Frank Sharp; principal conuuo
tor of work, Calvin E. AHlerpac1'
treaeurer. C. E. Willin; recorder D.
u Kaiser. The royal select ana su-
ner excellent degrees were con1erteu @
on a class of candidates, aIter WHICH,
,,afreshments were served.
southern peaches are IN our MAJ
ket retailing for 25c per gallon
remember These Dates For
Registration In Delaware
The dates for registration TINS year
oro &c follows:
Saturday, July l7th.
Saturday, August 7th.
Saturday, August 14th.
Saturday, September !Stn'
Saturday, October 10th.
This is the last permanent Iesls-
+ration. After this year. those WIZ w
not change their residence from
+beir districts, will not have to reg,
ister. only those coming OF age, anu
So residents in the district Will pc
-oo,,ired to register. If you tall 10
-,ofa at the general election you Will
bova tn register, as the names VI
those who fail to vote are struck on
Waller Townsend, clerk IN tne
Farmers Bank, last Iuesudy pu
chased at public auction at the couis s
house door, the dwelling mousse anu
one extra vacant lot, the home OF t1e
1ote Joseph B. West, on South beu-
ford street. MIR. Townsend Will MAKE
+ba nIace his permanent dwelling
nunber of our residents are en-
loving fresh vegetables from tnel5
Gardens. The late rains nave auU0O
much to their growth +.o
Sunday school in wesley M -
Church will begin at ~ a. m. anu
nreaching at IL a. m. Inc e'eli"e
services at 1880 as usua.
Dr c. R. Cannon is bulldlng an au-
dition to his dwelling on the corner
Of Market street and Railroad ave-
nue. to be used as an once
Robert Bunting is also lmproVIne
,,ia dIToi1ino ON East Market street
by enlarging it. Dr T.
Church. has granted G montn E@C"
tion to the pastor, Rev. l. r. D"u
champ. During August there Will pc
no services in the church untll me
last Sunday of the month, the zSIn'
when the regular schedule Oh ser
vices will be resumed L.. :.
The grape crop in this section Is
looking fine and promises 10 D
large. Blackberries and raspberries
are beginning to ripen, althougn IHe
acreage Of them in this sectlon 10
small. ,.
Register of Wills Isaac E. Jones
has issued the following letters Ine
past week: a.,,.u.
On the estate of Albert F. Philips
of Seaford hundred, to Henry A.
Phillips.
On the estate Of Edward T. Davis
of Little Creek hundred to the Feo-
pies National Bank.
On the estate of Albert D. Dicker-
son of Little Greek hundred, TO Nd
tie E. Dickerson.
On the estate of Virginia T. Waro
of North West Fork hundred, to Lew
is R. Springer.
On the estate of Alfred w. Powell
of Cedar Greek Hundred, to the Mil
ford Trust Company.
Clerk of the Peace William ).
Ouillin, has issued the following
marriage licenses the past week:
To ]. Hughston Davis of Clal-
borne, Nd, and z. Pearl Hall Oh
Millsboro.
To John z. Lloyd and Helen B.
Mcdowell, both of Greenwood.
TO John Dorman Johnson and
Ruth Adkins Savin, both of Reno