Milford chronicle., 1928-01-20

Officers of the Georgetown Fire
men have been chosen for the veal
as follows: President, George How
ard wilkins; vice president, Rodney
H. Pride; secretary, Francis Short;
assistant secretary, Charles Short;
treasurer, Frank L. Joseph; fire re-
corder, Harold D. Hatfield; chief,
Joseph G. Green; assistant chief,
Harry L. HolsOn; chief engineer,
Harold w. T. Purnell, who has been
given the power to name his own as
sistants. Joseph G.. Green has en-
tered upon his duties as chief for
the seventeenth year.
+ Leroy Littleton, son of Virgil Lit
Teton, of this town, and Miss Mil
bred P. johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter S. Johnson, also of
this town, were married last Satur-
day night at the NJ. P. parsonage,
this town, by the Rev. VI. E. Hunger
ford. They will reside here.
At their regular meeting held in
Odd Fellows Hall, last Friday night
the following officers were elected
by Georgetown Chapter No. 8, Order
of the Eastern Star, and installed by
Mrs Harry T. Newlin, Of Whining
ton, Worthy Grand AIatron Of the
Grand Chapter of Delaware; Worthy
matrOn, Mrs. George T. Lynch; wOr-
thy patron, Thomas P. Pepper; asso-
ciate matrOn, Mrs. Bessie Hudson;
secretary, Miss Gladys e. Hudson =
treasurer, Mrs. John F. Kaiser;
conductress. Mrs. Frank Wilkins;
associate conductress, Mrs. Harvey
Calhoun; chaplain, Mrs. John Hit
chens; marshall, Mrs. William Dut-
ton; organist, Mrs. Asa Reynolds;
Adah, Mrs. Howard Warren; Ruth,
Mrs. Crawford Bailey; Esther, Mrs.
Raymond d. Ingram; Martha, Mrs.
Ebe T. Wilson; Electa, Mrs. James
Devin; warden, Mrs. George MINER;
sentinel, Mrs. Crawford Bailey. The
worthy grand matron was presented
with a fine electric lamp and re-
were served.
Miss Anne B. Moore, county club
agent, is occupying apartments in
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. r.
West on North Race street.
Mrs. Hetty J. Dorman is suffering
from a fractured bone in her left
wrist that she received when she
tripped and fell at the Brick Hotel
where she is spending the winter.
She is improving.
At her home on North Race street
last Tuesday Miss Sadie Cooper en-
a large number of her
friends at a shower given in honor
of Miss Helen May Brown, who is
soon to become a bride.
Junior the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoyt Rogers is suffering from
a fractured wrist that he received
when he fell on the ice at their
home on West Laurel street last
week.
Mrs. Margaret E. Warrington, a
highly respected aged lady of this
town, is recovering from a serious
illness of several weeks, at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. John f. Kais-
er on North Railroad avenue.
Miss Mary Jones, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank M. Jones of this
town, is in the Beebe Hospital for
treatment for appendicitis. Her
many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following letters
the past week:
On the estate of William c. Robin
son of Dagsboro hundred to Carrie
B. Robinson.
On the estate of William L. Tor
bert of Broad Creek hundred to
Rawley K. Torbert.
On the estate of Howard Town
send of Baltimore hundred to Lizzie
Dingle.
On the estate of William E. Nc
Cauley of North West Fork hundred
to Mary e. McCauley.
On the estate of James 2. John
son of Seaford hundred to James K.
Phillips.
There was a night school organic
ID at Reynolds Hill School, near
his town, on the Milford road last
night. There were eigh-
cen students enrolled. They took up
hree subjects: Arithmetic, English
md Poultry. They will meet each
tuesday night from 1880 to $3.50.