Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-03-09
Georgetown


The annual play of the Senior
Glass of the Georgetown High
School will be given in Ryon's
Theatre on the night of March 18th.
The title of the play will be, Eli
gagged by Wednesday"
The Sussex County Levy Court
has fixed the capitaliOn tax at one
dollar for each citizen of the coun-
tv 81 years old, for the coming year.
Charles Stoeckels las erected a
new storage house on his property
on South Bedford street.
The Thoroughbred property on
the corner of Laurel and kenney
streets. occupied by Harry Joseph,
has been improved by a new roof
and other Improvements
Herring have made their appear
ance in our local markets, retaining
for seven cents each.
Irwin Green is confined to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and M's.
Frank Green, on King street suffer
ing with mumps.
Sarah Pepper, aged years
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Green's
bury C. Pepper, of this town, was
onerated on in the Emergency Hos
pital. Milford, last Wednesday, for
the removal of her adenoids. Her
condition is good
Joppa Council, No. 3, Royal and
Select Masters, of this town, was
last Wednesday night entertained
NV the Cunning Bedford Council, NO.
in the Masonic Temple in VIII
mington, at which time the uesree
team of Joppa Council conferred Che
Roval Master Degree upon larss
class. Those in attendance from
Ionna Council were G. Edgar W1llln'
Iobp r. Carey, John F. Kaiser ".
M p. Stemples, Calvin AfflerDacn'
Harry L. Holson, Charles S. Cal
boun' Harold w. T. Purnell, George
q Fearon. George E. Swain, Andrew
lynch. DIR. Charles R. Cannon
'pud Gov Asa Bennett, Weldon 4.
Wan1es. Howard H. Dlckersoh'
Louis A. Drexler, w. FRANK 0ii"i
and BENJAMIN Hammond.
Harry E. Hudson has been con,
fined to his home on North BeuIoru
street. the past week by illness
George M. Thoroughbred, VINO mas
boen confined to his home on East
Market street, by Illness Is ou'
again. - +ro Pres
,,,,to,ian Church of this town nave
been a success. The attendance nag
toen great. There has been over
.eft1, members added to the church'
Dr. Mccormick, of Philadelphia naS
been the principal preacher. ne
Mckinley family, also OF Fhllau u,5
mia had charge of the singing anu
I,,usic Those whom have known
+he church for years declare ina
never before have such CROWDS az
tended the church as have at this
time. --,,- ,,o. v,ovad
bor stock of millinery goods from
her store in the Faucet building on
NTarlret street, to the store room III
the Red Mems building on MarheS
street. and she has also assoclale9
with her Mrs. Raymond Marvel anu
+bev will conduct general ury
Goods. notions and millinery Dusl-
ness. Court
The Sussex County Levy Court
has made the Sussex County jan
more fire-proof and safer from lall
breaking by having the ceilings
over the second story cells hiled
with cement, reinforced by steer
netting. making them safe in every
way. - about AZ |
Years. of Dover, who has been Ill at |
fbe home of his parents, Mr.. anu
Mrs Fred Hamblin, on South Bed
ford street. died early Friday morn,
ing ing Of Bright's disease. Funeral
services ser, were held at the home on
Sunday afternoon at one t O'clock *
Rev T F. Beauchamp, pastor OF
Wesley M. E. Church, officiating. IN
torment made in Union Cemetery j.
= CAREY. funeral director. He Is
by his widow, Mrs: Mar
@erv Hamblin, and his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Hamblin, OF TINS
town f,TT and one sister, Mrs. Walter
Hahn. of Philadelphia.