Milford chronicle., 1930-06-13
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years past, owing to the Inlet being
Open. Our markets are well supplied
with a large variety of fresh hsh.
Ananias Lowe, of this town, mas
accepted a position as attendant at
the Delaware Colony, near Stockley.
William Morris has been on the
sick list for the past week at his
home on KINNEY street, but is i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Green, Ir-
vim Green, Betty Joseph, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar B. King, Warren Holson,
Alma Bailey, Frances Short and
Olan Johnson were among those that
attended the circus in Wilmington,
Friday.
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following letters
the past week.
On the estate of Nancy Marine, OF
Seaford hundred, to Edward S. West.
On the estate of Lizzie L. Bacon, OF
Little Creek hundred, to The Sussex
Trust Company.
On the estate of Sarah A. Ander-
son. of Georgetown hundred, to VIII
liam H. West.
On the estate of Samuel ]. Shere-
dan, of Little Greek hundred, to Will
liam S. Anderson.
On the estate of Sarah E. Waples,
of Lewes and RehOboth, to The
Lewes Trust Company.
On the estate of George D. Pittard,
of Georgetown hundred, to Eva b.
Pittard.
There are 25 prisoners stopping
with Sheriff Coy at the county jail
here at this time. :
The matrimonial business has mad
a small boom the past week. CLERK
of the Peace John S. Cooper has IS
sued a marriage license to: Harry
Hall. of HallwOod, Va, and Helen
Wilson Jones, of Stockton, Nd, and
Justice of the Peace William ]. MUS
ltard, has also issued license 10:
Samuel B. Jackson and Agnes b.
Wright, both of MillsbOro, Del; TO
clarence DeRieft, of Atlantic City,
In. J., and Maude Andrews, of Frank
ford, Del. -.
These are the first marriage Ii
censes that have been issued here
for several weeks.
John Lynch, a student at the UNI
versity of Virginia, arrived home on
Sunday and with his parents, Mr..
land Mrs. Geo. T. Lynch and George
lynch, Jr., motored back to points OF
interest in Virginia for several
weeks trip.
Mrs. Mary Carmean has been ap-
o. pointed local registrar for District
No. 1, to succeed DR.. G. F. Jones,
deceased.
Sheriff Bud Coy has issued a proc
lamation for a session of the Court
of Oyer and Terminer to be held mere
on Monday, July 9TH.
The several teachers in the local
schools who live elsewhere nave
gone to their respective homes. '-.t
The following prizes will be
awarded by the Georgetown Fire
Company, July 9th and 10th: $2O IN
gold for best decorated store; $40 IL
gold for second best decorated
store; $40 in gold for best decorated
show window; $40 in gold for bes'
decorated home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Isaacs cele
brated their golden wedding ami
versary last Monday night at thell
country home on the Bridgeville'
Georgetown Highway. Mrs. Isaac'
is 70 years old, and Mr.. Isaacs II
and both enjoy health. The home
+ was decorated with beautltu
cut flowers and yellow crepe paper
A large wedding cake was used Oh
the table. Music was furnished by
Salisbury, Md, orchestra. Mr.. an[
Mrs. Isaacs received beautiful g1ft'
including a large sum of money II
gold. Quite a number of persons
from Georgetown were present.
, While at work at the Georgetown
Flour Mills last Wednesday, Pau
Short fell on platform and cut hi
head.
+ A garage at the residence of Mrs
W. C. Dodd, near the school hous'
here, was destroyed by fire Thurs
. day noon. A Ford car, owned by he
, son, John Jones, was also burned
5 The Fire Company was called ant
: saved other nearby buildings.
Oscar King has moved the dwell
ing house formerly owned by tn
: late Joseph Phillips on South Bed
7 ford street, to his farm near town
Miss Carrie Henderson who nov
: owns the lot will soon have an up
= to-date dwelling erected thereon,
+ Mrs. Sarah A. Anderson, aged z
: years, died May 20, at the home Q
Il her daughter, Mrs. William II. Wes
p in Collinsville. Funeral service
2 we're held at the house on Sunda
h afternoon. Rev. w. G. Harris, paste
r Of the Wesley NJ. E. church, official
n ing, and ihterment made in Unio
Y cemetery. 49,.
q Chief of Police T. B. Pritchet
Harvey Jones and Wesley Bale
were considerably shaken up and re
ceived minor injuries on Wednesda
, afternoon when the latter's car i
which they were riding was struc
by another car near the railroa
= station. yI
: Miss Charity Pepper has returne
O from the Milford Hospital, where sh
a has been under medical treatmeH
= for several days.
]. C. Slack, of Wilmington. circle
: among friends in Georgetown o
! Tuesday. He was accompanied b
v his father-in-law, Mr. Frederick,
!, Newport.
:, Mrs. Charles r. Cannon and chi
:. dren, Charles and Elizabeth, al
= spending some time with relatives
Baltimore, Md.
y Miss Mary Egan, who has bee
teaching in the iCcal school for se'
. eral months, has returned to Phil
Il. Nn.r