Milford chronicle., 1928-12-28


His subject What Christmas
Is to Rotary" The guest was
Williams of MillsborO.
Ie merchants of this town re-
one of the largest holiday bus
that they ever had. All were
stocked with goods for the hol-
and they just about cleared
stocks out.
ERIK of the Peace John ). cooper
the past week issued a marriage
Use to Gus Pride and Una E. Me-
both of Lincoln City.
leriff-elect Bud Coy has made a
selection by naming Frank L.
Nh of this town for deputy sher-
Mr.. Joseph has been employed as
ier in the local branch of the
Ware Trust Company, which po-
IN he has filled with honor to
self and his many friends are
to hear of his appointment.
n Christmas Day Sheriff Bryan
ed his prisoners a chicken din
with all the fixings, also treated
n~to candy, apples, nuts and
es.
herifr Bryan has also whitewash-
and painted the Jail inside so as
cave it in first class shape for the
bming sheriff, Bud Coy.
n Tuesday ex-Sheriff Harry w.
nson gave a dinner at the Brick
Ell to the Levy Court. Those pres
we're ]. Leon Black, Gardner p.
lting. BENJAMIN B. BOwden, Will
J. swain, Sheriff-elect Bud Coy,
rk Hill. Martin Elliott and Will
b S. Todd. i
dward Wilgus, son of Mr.. and
A. F. Wilgus of this town, and
lie Townsend, daughter of Mr.. and q
A. P. Townsend, were married
Salisbury, Md, by Rev. McWll-
ms. Thursday, December 20. Mr..
gus is second engineer on an
AN going steamer, and has left
= trim to South America. Mrs.
gus will remain in Georgetown.
cir MANY friends wish them a
INV and prosperous married life.
Hiss Elsie Rose attended ban
IL at the BeIlvue- -StratfOrd on last
Slrsday for the chief operators OF
eastern area, Pennsylvania, Del
|are. Maryland and New Jersey OIL
haware State Telephone Company.
lIr. and Mrs. Harry LindenDurg
/ brother Charles Lindenburg OF
ester. Pa, were guests of Mrs.
hdenburg's parents, of this town.
eNbride and groom have just re-
med from New York City Where
" spent their honeymoon.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
l2iam E. Pusey on South Railroad
enue. has been much improved by
closing the front porch with glass.
Kenneth Edward is the name OF
little fellow who on December Is
.iyed as a permanent visitor at me
ne Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Par
Hiss Helen Short who for some
= has served as deputy in the
ce of Clerk of Orphans Court tor
Il Wescoat. will be retained IN l
t position by Harvey NJ. snort
. was elected to that Office last
nth and will begin his term the /
: of next month.
,aniel Burton, one of George /
MS oldest and most highest re
cted citizens. who makes MS L
ne with his nephew, J. Thomas d
linson, on North Bedford street. Il
Monday was reminded that ne
reached his ninetieth birthday e
receiving quite number OF tele- Il Il
ms. birthday cards, telephone $
;sages and personal calls. It
Deacon Dubbs," the comedy dra- +
given Thursday evening in the Is
lie NJ Jones Memorial Hall, un- W
direction of Mrs. Maggie Biz II
l. was largely attended and well II
1ered. NJ
atilda A. Lynch, aged rs years, G.
.ths and 8 days, wife of Samuel d
ch. died last Monday night at p
home of her daughter, Mrs Z. l.. ID
sons. near this town. Funeral
ices were held at her late home
Inesday afternoon. Rev. NJ. H. a. a.
.gerford officiating, and inter- u
1 made in Union cemetery. "
he Auxiliary of Wesley M. E. St
rch. at its regular monthly meet g
Thursday evening of last week. 81 s.
,how it's appreciation OF MIS- ~ =,
gle Billiards. untiring work III u u
ing successful a number OF en- W
programs, presented her
a set of handsome silved salad
s as a birthday present, ana - -
ething else marked mot to be III III
led till Christmas" a.
ednesday. December 26, at l o. DC
k. the Sussex County Christian 81
eavors met at the Georgetown NJ. =
,hurch and went directly from IS
@ to the Sussex County Aims
,e. and from the almshOuse to
Colony, giving brlet
stmas program at each institu-
and supplying the inmates with
Iristmas treat The committee IN
ge of this affair were Ralph E.
OILS and Miss Helen Chipman OF
mar; G. c. Williams of Milton;
NJ E. Hungerford and Mrs. Os-
S. Wilson of Georgetown.
,gister of Wills G. Vannie Mes
has issued the following letters
past week:
the estate of Lavinia c. Tim
, of Dagsboro hundred to Ed
II. TimmOns.
the estate of George NJ. Evans
lgsborO hundred to James Evans
Alice V. Evans.
the estate of Mary Anna Jag
of Dagsboro hundred, to Will
S. Messick.
the estate of William H. Will
Of Cedar Creek hundred to the
rd Trust Company.
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