Milford chronicle., 1927-12-02
Georgetown

son mas devoted MS Iull LlInS 10 HIS
farm and it is said by those who
have seen it that he has the finest
strawberry patch in this county and
if it resembles his apples, it is.
Thomas C. Zimmerman, aged "a
years, 5 months and IA days, died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Thomas G.. Pepper, on North Bed
ford street, last Tuesday, November
22nd, at noon, of general debility
Funeral services were held at the
home on Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Interment made in the old
Pepper burying ground at the edge
of town, on North Kemmey street.
Rev. NJ. e. Hungerford, pastor of the
Georgetown NJ P. Church officiating.
Mr.. Zimmerman was formerly from
Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Mary Tunnel Robinson of
this town, who is in the Jefferson
Hospital in Philadelphia, where she
recently underwent an operation, is
rapidly improving much to the graf
ification of her many friends.
Miss Matte Baker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Baker. of this
town, was operated on in the Beebe
Hospital in Lewes for appendicitis
last Sunday She is doing fine and
her many friends hope to soon see
her home again.
Charles r. Fowler is quite i'll
from pneumonia at his home on
North Bedford street.
Mrs. CORTLAND Workman is quite
i'll at her home on the corner OF
King and Laurel streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence MCGEE are
being congratulated on the arrival
Of a fine baby boy at their home on
North King street last week. Also
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Workman on
the arrival of a fine baby girl at
their home on Market street, last
week.
Our growers are putting some very |
fine celery in our markets, showing |
what the soil in this section will do |
when given a chance.
Sheriff William G. Bryan enter
tanned the Levy Court of Sussex
County and a few other friends to
a turkey dinner last Tuesday
The property of John 4. Waga-
mon, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederic Tyndall on Laurel street,
has been newly painted the past
week.
The Ku Klux Khan from all over
the State attended a State Rally
held in their hall on Market street,
this town, last Saturday night.
There was a large number present.
Addresses were made by prominent
klansmen. Refreshments were serV-
ed. Music was furnished by the Will
mingtOn Khan Band.
A fine large Bible for use in the q
pulpit was last week presented to
Wesley M. E. Church, this town, in 5
honor of Mrs. Clara r. Short, one of 1
it's oldest members. The donors I
name was withheld.
Sussex Post No. 8, American Leg q
ion, of this town, has purchased a :
Buick ambulance for general use i'll l
the lower part of Delaware. 1t will !
be fully equipped and located in this II
town. "
G. H. Baer, our local news dealer, L
has leased the property of Mrs. Col W
ia Hastings of Harrington, on North a
Railroad avenue, this town, and will n
it the first of the year. The 1
Did Satterfield property on South y
Race street now occupied by Mr.. 9
Baer will be occupied next year by II
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blizzard.
From the supper held in the base "
nent of the M. P. Church, this town
ly the Sunday school class of Mrs. Il
Bessie Hudson last week, 5000 was
feared, which will be applied to the a
,hurch Indebtedness. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rogers have t.
moved to MillsbOro where he is
manager of the American store His u
Kingsbury SWAIN Il
will occupy the dwelling vacated by "
hem on Kemmey street, which he a.
ecently purchased. ID
Several Junior Mechanics of this
own attended the class initiation te
It Laurel last Tuesday night and Il
eporte6 a good time. n
The stork visited the home of Mr..
md Mrs. M. ]. CoulboUrn last Sat-
lrday and left them a fine baby girl.
Howard Wilkins who is employed
" the State Highway Department,
v llO lids DG6u suffering from CHICK III
n poX, is rapidly recovering. ia
Mrs. Catherine Walls of this town
5 spending the winter with her de
aughter, Mrs. Harry Layton, in M
Daniel Roach, a veteran court M
ailiff of this town, is critically i'll at
t his home on Albury avenue.
Clerk of the Peace John S. Cooper sp
as issued the following marriage R.
censes the past week:
To John Boyce and Lydia E. Haz- ne
ard, both of Milton.
To James A. Young and Laura faI
avidson, both of Milford. W
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
ok has issued the following letters So
lie past week: ~
On the estate of Henry L. Bun
Elm of Cedar Greek hundred to
la c. Bunstein. "
On the estate of Gertrude NJ.
right of Caroline county, Md, to s
aac L. Willin. B
On the estate of Robert r. Hit 2
lens of Baltimore hundred to May &
Carey. &
On the estate of Elijah H. Hudson {
DagsborO hundred to Hettie J. &
udsOn and William J. Jones. &
On the estate of Lola E. Russell L
NanticOke hundred to James n. 3
lsseIl.
On the estate of Rueben Lynch of
lltimore hundred to Emeline
inch.
There are now twenty prisoners I
MINED in the county Jail here at B
e present time.
At the meeting Friday night of 3