Milford chronicle., 1926-07-09
Georgetown

MISS Mildred OOnOlue, n
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley z. iDononue Ol
this town, and Joshua T. Cnatham
son of Mr.. and Mrs. II. CHatldiil
OF Salisbury, Md, werd AlarIleo at
ElktOn, Md, on WednGA uay AFTER
noon. The bride wore a. navy DIue
gown, large black pictur rdO' Isnt
hose and black slippers. He yOuns
couple are spending thd II Aoney-
moon in Atlantic City, n. D. y.
Harry King who has Deen IN
charge Of the Georgetown OIaHcu OL
the J. w. Crook Stores Col npaIly' IOr
several months, was last vi cen u aus d
ferred to the company's stPle at pea
J ford. While here Harry ny nEaue many
warm friends who regret fiFs uepat-
ture
Rodney Pride and JOSHUA l. CoI-
Inns botb of tbis town bave been ap-
pointed to the position as PailluS LOl
the Sussex County Court.
The Womans Home NissIOndry
Society will hold bake at tlle nome
of Mrs q p Tones on N1rth Race
Street, Saturday, July 10th Oesin-
ming at IL o'clock a. m. A.. \,
The Ladies Aid Society r.
PIP. Church, this town, viii noIu
festival on the lawn at thd pa e,I HUn-
age on Thursday evening, j uiy Iotn'
There will be for sale, ice 0ie''in'
cake and home made candy -.
Mrs. Margaret Blizzard ~ t"iS
town last Wednesday enter ts.liu n[
number of her friends at a i. .'i11ileon Dil'N'i
and dinner at her cottage r. NJ t'I' os
dale Park on Indian River.
ternOOn was delightfully."- sRon -
boating, bathing and crabbif o,S '-l1
the evening was pleasantly = p''2S 80
playing bridge and other gam T,.
guests returned by moonlight nU9e AS"
present were: Mrs. Annie Sd ~ .t1dt. W.
Estella Knowles, Mrs. Annie q 80 = 80
Mrs. Gertrude Davidson, Mrs. : - - -
ia Adams, Mrs. Jennie MumfO1o1 r.
Theodore PettyjOhn and M
Ferguson. bo,,o
Major w. Hudson is i'll at hi
on East Pine street. Eod
Mrs. Sallie Short, wife q 80
Short of this town, is in th DeeOe
Hospital in Lewes for treat Ut IUI
internal trouble. Her many lieliuS
here hope for her speedy rec oty'
1. 1. Smith who lost his W SoIn0
time ago, has sold his person pIoP-
erty and gone to make his no VIII
his son at WOodlyn, N. J. M oiiiitH :
Or several years past has beef .I In :
Rged in the timber business il ClllS
ctiOn and has many frien Isl ".O
gret that he is going to m ak { lis
kome there. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Luster Rogers H%.o
moved to Harrington where nlS
headquarters are; he being employeu =
by the Pennsylvania Railroad 40 " -
brakeman. oo \
Mrs. Sarah Richardson, aged " "
years had fall last week at lue A.
home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew y y
Marvel, on North Bedford str ecu q q
which injured her back. She is dq'Ins "
fair as can be expected at this til
Register of Wills Isaac E. JcIaVeS @ q
has issued the following letters 'ne = 2
past week: Il
On the estate of Robert 7. Holt; " a,
5eafOrd hundred, to James T. HUI ~ ~
Ind William w. Holt. ~
On the estate of George F. Han u
nOnd of Cedar Greek hundred to an -
lie Hammond. u
On the estate of Thomas r. PpLI "
lell of Georgetown hundred, to H8 d
Id W. T. Purnell. ia
On the estate of John S. TownseR Ry% NJ
f Baltimore hundred, to John l" ~.
townsend and George P. Townsend -
Clerk of the Peace William =, 7,
luillin has issued the followi4 70 -
marriage licenses the past week: Il or
To William Margert of Milton ar o.
martha E. Wilkins of GeorgetoYF' -
!. D. No. 6. NJ
To Herbert w. Shaw and CatheriE' ~
!. Brittingham, both of Milford. - n,
There are only four prison. +So g.,
le present time stopping b.o, '10 ~.
)unty Jail with Sheriff Johi of tbi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Adams -, vii,' 40 Cu
,wn are being congratulated -, IT,
rival of a fourteen pOunf 80, - -
1y at their home early s Nv, ~
Orning. c,i0+1,-
The Fourth passed off very oo+tin0 j -
this town as there was n-oro ~
Ding. All the business placeecitigons 90
osed and the most of our NJ
'ent the day out of town. ,i+b --0
Our market is stocked IL
mplete line of eatables, and knds of is
iling for fair prices. All k E4ob1oo 20.
me grown fruits, and veg f,+born ~ ~
rly peaches and apples, sd