Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1928-02-24

Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following letters
the past week:
On the estate of Kendall A. Moore
of Broad Greek hundred, 10 Dallas
C. Moore.
On the estate of Elisha D. Viii
liams of North West Fork hundred
to Addie S. Williams.
On the estate of William w. Mears'
of Little Creek hundred to Ralph L.
Swain.
On the estate of George T. Jones
of Little Creek hundred to James e.
Tull.
On the estate of Hiram w. Little
ton of Baltimore hundred, to Della
A. LittletOn.
r. Burton Short who has been
quite i'll at his home near town on
the Savannah Road, is recovering.
Hudson's Bakery, Inc, of this
town, is making plans for expansion
of their bakery services this spring.
This firm was organized 20 years
ago and incorporated in 1914 ana
now it is the oldest and largest bak-
cry in this part of lower Delaware
and their business is increasing
monthly. .
Daniel Roach. a veteran bailiff OF
the Sussex County Courts, is serl-
ously ill at his home on Albury ave
nue.. His many friends hope that he
may soon recover.
Our growers are beginning to pre-
pare their land for early potatoes
and peas and cabbage. The acreage
will be large here.
Clerk of the Peace John S, Cooper
has the past week issued marriage
license to L. J. Truitt and Annetta
Twelves. both of Camden. n j..
At the meeting of the Georgetown
Rotary Club Friday night, c. M.
Freeman. trust officer of the Eastern
Shore Bankers Association, was the
sneaker of the evening. His subject
was "The Possibilities of the Del
Mar-Va Peninsula" The guests were
Rev. Morgan of Richardson Park
and J. Burton Wagamon of this !
town.
Hoot Brown of Bridgey1lle was IN
town Friday night.
Miss Pauline Godfrey spent the
weekend with Miss Sarah Messick
in Milford.
Misses Edith Jones and Minnie
Kreer spent the weekend in Wit
mington.
William Hamblen of Dover who
has been quite ill is recuperaring at
the home of his father, Fred Ham
blen, on North Bedford street.
Miss Olive Hurley of Washington,
D. c., spent the weekend with her
Daniel Hurley, here.
Congressman Robert &. Houston
and family with Miss Mile Roach
spent the weekend with friends
here. Their daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, accompanied them home
where she will spend sometime in
D. c.
Mrs. A. P. Townsend who has
been ill at her home on the corner
Of Market and King streets, is rapid
" improving.
Misses Mary and Cora Wyatt I
spent Friday evening in Milton.
Capt. William Teal and Alfred
Hart of Lewes were among friends I
lere Friday.
Miss Helen West spent the week
md in Wilmington.
Alfred H. Mcgee of HarbesOn was I
lmong friends here Thursday. I
Preaching services for Sunday,
February 26 will be at Cokesbury in I
he morning and Bethesda in the af- |
ernoon. The first regular meeting OF s
he recently organized Ladies Aid !
iociety of st. Johns Church will be t
eld at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 1
Hollis Dodd on the night of Thurs G
ay. March 1. The Ladies Aid Socie- S
V of Sand Hill Church announced a
o meet at the home of Mr.. and
FRS. George Postals Thursday, Feb
uary %, has been postponed one
7eek on account of sickness in the
'ostals home, and is now announc-
d to meet there the night of .
thursday. March l. At a recent y
leeting of the Board of Stewards of y
okesbury Church, plans were de- c
ised for the clearing up of this h
ears financial budget. and splendid
eadway has already been made. 1t Z
; a very commendable achievement =
} finish out the conference year "
18th all financial obligations having T
cen met in full. "