Milford chronicle., 1926-11-26

The property of the late Mary
Hearn McCauley heirs, on Market
street has ben improved by a new
roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lynch have
moved from their farm at the
edge of town, in town, and are oc-
cupying the old Cullen homestead
on South Bedford street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
NJ. P. Church this town, will build
a comedy drama in three acts en-
titled: Nancy Ann Browns Folks, in
Ryons Theatre on Thursday eve
ming December End.
John c. Abbott last week at
tended the 9Srd annual communica-
ton of the I. o. o. F. in Whining
ton. -
Register of Wills Isaac E. es
has issued the following lt
past week-on the estate
J. Dickerson, of BrC
to Theodore S. He
tate of Elijah J, I'd
kiln hundred, t.A Dvepn "ft'ISlp p'Ftlns;
on the estate of Adam Weinrich OF
GEORGETOWN hundred, to 5allie Wag-
]
anon.
Clerk of the Peace William j..
Ouillin has issued the following
marriage licenses the past week-to
| Clifford Wiltbank and Marie L. Hall,
both of Angola; to Willard Nathan
iel Joseph, of FairmOunt, and Ruth
Virginia Stayton, of Milford, Del.
Justice of the Peace William j.
Mustard has also issued the follow
ing: To Elmer w. McColley and
Sarah f. McIlvaine, both of Har-
beson: to William M. Carpenter and
Ruth -E. Murray, both OF Lewes.
The outstanding meeting of the
wear of the Georgetown Rotary
Club was held on Friday night at
the Brick Hotel, the usual place OF
meeting. The program was IN
charge of the Boys Work Commit
fee. Rev. Samuel ID. Van Loon,
chairman; Howard 7. Ennis ana h,
Paul Burkholder. The speaker OF
the evening was DR.. j. Roscoe Eli
lott of Laurel, who delivered a
most wonderful address to the boys
who were guests to the Rotary
members, this being Father and Son
Week. Every member was present
and brought boy as his guest. The
following boys attended: Jack Fear
on. Cyrus Hatfield Jr., Edward Pitt
> ard, Thomas Calhoun James Cos
lee. Percival Ableman, Houston
Wilson, James Tunnel, Jr., johnson
Purnell, Lester Pittard, Thomas
Purnell, William Thoroughbred
Norman Abbott, and Harvey Spicer
J Music for the evening was furnish
ed by Miss Virginia Short.
Miss Lucie Wilson, who has beer
spending some time with her SIS
/ ter in Lancaster Pa. returned to he
t home here and has resumed her du
r ties as deputy recorder Of deeds.
1 Robert P. Davis, Esq. of Milford
? was circling among friends her
2 Thursday.
= Former Sheriff William o. John
son, of Blades was among friend
here Thursday evening.
= Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Calhoun an
e daughters, Mary and Louise Mr.. an
= Mrs. Edward Green, Raymond Kin
and Thomas Calhoun lnOtored t
Philadelphia Thursday.
s MIS-. harvey Oo4nOuh nus wv
e visiting her brother in DoylestoW
b Pa, the past week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Hinma
S spent part of last week in Me-
: York.
n Howard Taylor and sister Mrs. n
8 B. Wriht, of Philadelphia were re
7. cent uests of their sister, Mrs. e. ]
[. Morris here.
: Mrs. John S. Nelson of Washing
If ton, D. c., is visiting her parent
Mr.. and rs. H. S. Marcklin here.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Crol spent
!; - part of last week in Philadelphia,
= Hugh D. Smith is home for a fe
- weeks from Woodlawn, Pa. whel
y he is employed in road construc
ing.
w. Poole Prettyman, of Milsbol
le was in town Saturday aternoon.
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