Milford chronicle., 1926-06-04
Georgetown.

Alfred Allen who has been occupy
ing the Layton property on the Pub
lie Square has moved his family to
Wilmington where he is employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ann C. Hatfield, aged IA years, 4
months and Is days, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hatfield of this
town. died at an early hour Thurs
day morning at the home of her par
ents on Pine street, after an illness
of but few hours, from an acute
intestinal trouble. Her sudden death
was a shock to the entire commun-
ity and her bereaved parents, bro
theirs and sisters have the deepest
sympathy of their many friends. Fu-
neral services were held at the home
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
T. +. Beauchamp officiating. Inter
ment made in Union cemetey. }. l..
Carey, funeral director.
Thomas r. Purnell who has been
in the Marshall Hospital in Milford
for treatment in a serious condition
for some time, we are glad to state
is improved and has returned to his
home here.
The dwelling of Harry HOlson on
North Race street has been newly
painted.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Riley Brown OF
Wyoming are being congratulated
on the arrival of a ten pound baby
how at their home. Mrs. Brown was
formerly Miss Matte Walls of this
town.
William NJ. P. Stemples has pur-
chased from Mrs L. Emma ROBIN
son a home site on the north SIDE OF
West Market street, next to the res
idence Of Postmaster Jehu +. Hud-
son.
At a luncheon served in the Brick
Hotel in this town last Wednesday
night business men of this town for
med a Rotary Club with the follow
ing charter members: Frank M.
Jones, Esq, former deputy attorney
general; Bud Coy, deputy sherlH' )
James E. Goslee, jury commissioner
Rev. Emanuel D. VanLoan, E. PauI
Burkholder, rural school supervls-
or: BENJAMIN Ableman, John J..
Carey. George T. Lynch, Halsted +.
LAYTON. DR.. James H. Chapman, Geo.
Iindenkohl, Howard T. Ennis, super
intendent of Delaware Colony. d.
rectors were chosen as tollows'
Frank NJ. Jones, James E. Goslee'
DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES, Bud Coy, e.
Paul Burkholder, Benjamin Able
man. The following officers were
elected: President, Frank M. Jones;
vice president, DR.. Joseph b. wa
ples; secretary, Bud Coy; treasurer
E. Paul Burkholder.
Register of Wills Isaac 4. Jones
has issued the following letters the
past week: .,
On the estate of Benjamin S. Coul-
bourn of Seaford hundred, to VIZ
ginia D. Coulbourn and William l.
Lank.
On the estate of Jacob T. Layton
of Baltimore hundred to Mary +.
Watson.
On the estate Of William Henry
Fdgell of North West Fork Hundred
to Mary e. Edgell.
On the estate of Joseph W. Cannon
of Baltimore hundred, to Clara II.
Cannon and Everett N. Cannon.
On the estate of Frederick f. LulI
of Cedar Greek hundred, to Leon
Iull and the Milford Trust Company.
On the estate of William NJ. Lank
of Kent county to the Milford trust
Company.
On the estate of Martha E. Ellis OF
Little Creek hundred to the Peoples
National Bank.
On the estate of Harry Walker OF
North West Fork Hundred to RaIph
I. Richardson.
On the estate of Sportsylvania 5.
Norwood of Lewes and Rehoboth
hundred to Frank NJ. Jones.
Mrs. Mary N. Maull, widow OF ing
late Postmaster James H. Maull died
of paralysis at her home on North
Bedford street early Friday morning
aged 81 years. Funeral services were
held at the home on Monday after
noon at / p. m. Interment made III
Union cemetery. Rev. 7. +. Beau
champ officiating She is surviYel ut
one daughter, Miss Laura B. Mam
who resided with her mother AID
one son. G. William Maull of Ruth
erford, N. J.
Work on the new home of DR.. G. R.
Layton on Cedar street is progress
ing fine and soon will be completed
and ready to occupy.
Caleb Wright who has been suf-
fering with pneumonia has improved