Milford chronicle., 1927-05-27
Georgetown


quart. Also fresh fish are selling
cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Johnson
land grandson, Earl Johnson, and
ANDREW Smith of Philadelphia spent
the weekend with friends and rela-
|tives here.
In Superior Court held here
Thursday before Judge Charles b
! Richards, the following persons re-
|ceiyed their last naturalization pa
|pers and became American cltlzens:
stephen William Lucas OF George
town. from Austria; Ignazio Scrap
|igha. of Delmar, from Italy; Antonio
Annonio of Delmar, from Italy; JOS
| |eph Krewatch, of Delmar, from AUS
| |tria Hungary.
The Cloyerleaf Bridge Club met at
| the home of Miss Gladys Hudson on
North Bedford street "Wednesday eV-
ening. Those present were the
Misses Pauline Godfrey, Louise
Hudson. Mary Townsend, Lillian
|Hutchins, Edna Barr, Mile Roacn
and Margaret Bullock. Refreshments
were served and all spent an ENJOY
able evening.
Mr. And Mrs. Norman Purnell
have moved from the apartments III
the Moore block on the corner OIL
Market and Race streets and are oc-
cupying the property on North Race
street. which was formerly the resi-
dence of the late Charles l.. Moore.
Mrs. Sallie A. Pettyjohn, aged 70
years. widow of the late Trultt Pet
tyiohn. died at the home OF her niece
Mrs Alfred Workman, on the corh-
er of Cedar street and Asbury ave-
nue Sunday evening of general de-
bilitv. Funeral services were helu
Wednesday afternoon in SAND hill
M r. Church, near town. Rev. 1. +.
Reauchamp. pastor of Wesley M. u.
Churcm. officiating. 1nterment maue
in Beaver Dam cemetery at HarDe-
son. She leaves three brother L. Il:
Hudson. of this town, being one OF
them.
{. s. Munson, florist of this Town.
has a bed of 800 peonies on his lot on
Pine street in front of the New Cen
turv Club building, that are In tull
bloom and they are a beautiful sight
tn look upon. Mr.. Munson, usually
has great success with all his How
ers and vegetables that he grows:
A chicken house on the premises
of George Shockley at the northern
edge of town was destroyed by hre
Monday causing a loss of two OF
three hundred dollars. The arrlVai
of the Georgetown firemen prevented
the fire from spreading to the o"e4-
ling and other buildings.
Work has been started on the new
residence of George H. Short on
west Market street and will be
pushed until completed, which VIII
be one of the most up to oate u"e4-
lings in that section.
Herman King, son Of Mr.. ana Mrs'
Fred King of North Bedford street Is
suffering from a fractured arm tnat
he received by a fall at his nome
last week. He is improving.
The residence an dof6ce of DR.. u.
Frank Jones on North Race street.
has been repaired and painted the
past week.
The residence of Harland Hlnman
on South Bedford street and the res
idence of Thomas H. Fooks on Pine
street, both have been neatly painted
the past week.
wheat in this section never look
ed better at this season OF the year
than it does now and the acreage Is
large. .1,.
Mrs. Anna B. Lankford of this
town and Thomas B. Hudson or
Iewes who were recently married
are residing at Lewes.
Noah Hurley who has been on the
sick list is recovering.
Mrs. Anna w. Lingo of West Mar
ket street, this town, has announced
the engagement of her daughter
Miss Gladys Marie Lingo, to Homer
William Lynch, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Lynch, also of this town.
Miss Lingo is a student at Fairfax
Hall, Waynesboro, Va, and Mr..
Lynch is attending the law school of
the University of Virginia. Both are
popular among the young people
here.
Prof. and Mrs. Albert Farley and
children the first of next month Will
move from the Robinson homestead
on North Bedford street to the prop
erty of Mrs. Anna w. Lingo on West
Market street, formerly the home
stead of Mrs. Emma Wright.
The meeting of the Rotary Club
Friday night was in charge of the
Classification Committee, James E.
Goslee, chairman, who gave a very
talk on different classi-
fications as applied to Rotary. An
drew Marvel was the guest of DR..
Joseph B. NAPLES and the following
Rotarians from the Smyrna Club
were visitors: V. Lay Phillips, DAY.
i'd H. Bell and V. E. Matthews, Jr.
The early potato crop in this Sec
ton is looking fine with large ac-
reage, the prospects are bright.
Register of Wills G.. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following let
ters the past week:
On the estate of William ]. Wilson |
Of Georgetown hundred to Andrew ].
Lynch.
: On the estate of Catharine E. Will
son of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred |
TO Arthur G. Wilson.
-. On the estate of Charles H. Allen |
Of Lewes and Rehoboth hundred to |
Benson w. Allen.
On the estate of Sallie A. Petty
iohn of Georgetown hundred to
James A. Workman.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Cooper
has the past week issued a marriage
license to Edward L. Williams and
Alva M. Andrews, both of Milford.
Justice of the Peace William ].
Mustard has also issued license to
roooac Johnson and Cinderella /