Milford chronicle., 1931-01-30
GEORGETOWN

Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
! On the estate of John H. Roach,
of Cedar Greek hundred, to the Mil
ford Trust Company.
On the estate of Norman D. Figgs,
of DagsbOrO hundred, to Harry F.
Figgs.
On the estate of Benjamin T. Ad-
kins, of DagsborO hundred, to Elmer
b. Adkins.
On the estate of Henry Newell
Witherkee, of SeafOrd hundred, to
Mary p. Witherkee.
There are twenty-five prisoners
boarding with Sheriff Brittingham
lat the county Jail here at the present
time
Midland Grange No. 81 will give
an old-fashioned dinner Feb. 18th
in the basement of the M. p. church.
Chicken, both white and sweet po-
tatOes, macarOni, turnip greens, tur-
nips, cold slaw, rolls, coffee, home
made cake and ice cream will be
served for as cents.
been under the supervision of Rev.
w. q. Harris, of Wesley NJ. L.
church for two weeks, closed on
Sunday night Good congregations,
very pretty music and splendid SER
mons helped to make this series of
services Il success.
w. Morris Black. deputy internal
revenue collector, will sit in Sussex
county to assist persons filing Fed
eral income tax returns for 1880, as
follows: Milford, Feb. 5, and z;
Bridgeville, Feb. 9 and 10; SeafOrd,
Feb. II, u, 13 and IA; Laurel, Feb.
lG. II and IS; Delmar, Feb. 10, 20
and 81; Georgetown, Feb "a and 25;
Lewes, Feb. 2G, 81 and 2S; Selbyville,
March 2 and 3; MillsborO, March 4;
Milton, March and 6.
Lavinia Whaley, colOred, wife of |
Hurley Whaley, of this town, died !
last Friday near Selbyville. Funeral |
and interment took place on Sun
day.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son is confined to his home near
Zoar by illness.
Nll anu Nllo. NdJOl W. IluNlnOIy '
Of Georgetown, quietly observed their
jlst wedding anniversary last Fri
lay, Jan. 23rd. Mr. Hudson was
born on January II, 1S48, and Mrs.
Hudson, on November %, 1852 Mrs.
Hudson is a native of Pennsylvania,
and prior TO her marriage taught
school in that state. NOtwithstand-
ng thei radyanced ages, both ap-
rear to be hale ana hearty. They
IRE grandparents of Miss Olive b.
Hurley, who is employed in the Of
ice of United States Senator John G.
in Washington.
At the regular term of Superior
Court, which will convene in this
own on Feb. 2, there are "a cases set
or trial and % for argument.
Among the divorce cases listed are:
Cora B. Allen VS.. William j. Allen;
1ladys A Ewell VS.. Mitchell B.
Gwell; Milton Taylor Ross VS.. Marie
\. Ross; Mary S. Macklin VS.. James
1acklin; Archie NJ. Eskridge VS.. Lii I
ian p. Eskridge; Pearl Almedia
Hickman VS.. Howard Benjamin
Hickman; Phoebe Ellen Truitt VS.. '
FllHOlN w ilAlcibi l. ANNA u. I {
Parish VS.. James r. Parish; William ,
handy Littleton VS.. Dora Banks Lit !
leton Herena Ellen Rogers by her '
leXt friend, Lee Morgan, VS.. Floyd
'homas Rogers; Elizabeth Palmer /
,oOper VS.. Frank Cooper; Walter w.
>. Holt VS.. Hester A. Holt; Orlando (
?. Brown VS.. Buleah e. Brown; John {
}. Mitchell VS.. Emma j. Mitchell.
About $50 was cleared at the bake If
eld last Saturday by the Aid So i
iety of the M. P. church.
Luster Baker, of SeafOrd, and Mrs. !
lima Graham, of this town, were v
larried at Salisbury, Md, on Jen-
airy 18th. III
Mr. and Mrs. David Goodwin, of in
have purchased prop
rty from Miss Annie Lynch, the {
roperty of the late Elihu M. Lynch, a
II South Bedford street. Contractor t
ndrew Murray is making improve K