Milford chronicle., 1926-10-22

fined in the County Jail here at the
present time, and one of them is a
woman.
Deputy Sheriff Bud Coy has a
beautiful bouquet of chrysanthe-
NUNS of the large variety on eX-
hibition in his office, grown by his
wife at their home on South Race
street. There are several pretty
yards of these fall flowers at this
time in this town.
The Teachers Reading Circle for
Georgetown center will meet in the
Court House on Tuesday evening,
November 9th. If that evening is
stormy, the next Tuesday evening
will be the date of the meeting.
Charles F. Puff, Jr., of Jenkin-
town, Pa, Governor of the 50th RO-
tary District, paid his first official
visit to the Georgetown club on
last Friday at the afternoon meet
ing. He met with the board of di-
rectOrs and committee chairman,
which includes all members of the
club. Every member was present
except one who was absent on ac-
count of sickness. At the luncheon
at the Brick Hotel, the Governor
was the principal speaker. The
following visiting Rotarys were
present: c. E. Wetzel and Thomas
R. Brown, of Dover; J. Wiley
Thought, N. S. HOffecker, Howard
J. Dickerson and Charles P. Helm,
of Laurel. The guests were Charles
p. Messick, of Trenton, N. j.; Sen.
Louis A. Drexler, of Bethany
Beach; Lueit. Louis A. Drexler, U.
S. NJ; Deputy Clerk of the Peace
Oscar S. Wilson, James NJ. Tunnel,
, Esq, Congressman Robert G. Hous-
ton, and w. S. Davis, of George
town.
There were 262 registered here
in the Ninth district last Saturday,
making our total of registered vo-
! ters for this district 1902.
There were II tickets sold at this
station Sunday for the excursion to
/ Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ches-
I ter-62 to Philadelphia; 2 to Ches-
ter and Z to Wilmington.
Mrs. B. F. Truitt, of Nassau, was
among friends here Friday.
/ Mrs. w. Riley Brown and son
! DlA1ys VI WyOulllISs opChI IiO AAbICA
/ part of last week with her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Walls, here.
Mrs. Brown was formerly Miss Mat
! tie Walls. of this town.
Miss Edna Barr spent a part Of
last week in Philadelphia.
Edward P. Payne, who has been
on a tour through Pennsylvania
! and Canada, has returned to his
home here.
! Charles NJ. Upham, consulting
engineer of highway construction
/ in Mexico, was among friends here
last week. Mr. Upham was for
merly engineer on the DUPONT high
way, and for a short time county
engineer for Sussex county.
Mr.. I. 1. Smith, of Woodlyn, n.
J., is visiting friends here. Mr..
Smith was formerly a resident of
this town.
George A. Wilson is ill at his
l home on East Market street.
! Mrs. Albert Croll spent a part of
last week in Philadelphia.
Mrs. OLIVE Chase, who has been
spending some time with her moth
er. Mrs Lavinia Marsh, here, Sat
burday returned to her home in Phil
hadelphia. She was accompanied by
,her mother, who will spend two
weeks in the city. also for the
lweek-end by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Marsh.
| Hog cholera is beginning to af-
feet several pens of fine hogs in this
town and nearby, and several have
already lost some fine porkers which
will make their winters supply OF
pDrk short, as well as heavy loss
t, them.
b AIr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkins
} wo have been quite ill at then
, hone on East Market street, have
I improved so as to be out again
m ch to the qualification of theil
! m.ny friends.
THE stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Locates, neal
town, last week and left them &
fine baby girl.
This market is well supplied
with fall turnip greens Of the finest
quality.
Midland Grange, of Georgetown
will serve dinner at noon, Novem
Der 4, 1926, (Return Day. in Grange
Hall, over Crooks Store.
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