Milford chronicle., 1931-05-01
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

, litAo AlG past W MGGh ISSlttl lllG lOllOM
ing letters:
On the estate of Thomas c. Rey
nolds of Cedar Greek hundred t
Lena StaytOn Reynolds and tn,
Milford Trust Company.
On the estate of William +
Blackstone of Georgetown hundred
to Annie G. Blackstone
On the estate of Lena Brown oi
Seaford hundred to J. Emory Will
I ley.
On the estate of Mark l.. Bennett
of Cedar Creek hundred to Mabel L.
Bennett and the Milford Trust Conn
pany.
On the estate of Mary II. Hearn
of Seaiord hundred to Thomas f.
! IIearn
On the estate of John r. parson
of Little Creek hundred to Harry p.
ParsOn ana Fred J. Birmingham.
There are eighteen prisoners
boarding with Sheriff Brittingham at
the county Jail here at the present
time.
The Georgetown Furniture Com
pany is building "A storage house and
double garage at the Year of their
store, on West Market street.
Zachariah West, of Cedar street,
last week mad large sebasceous
cyst, which has given him consider
able trouble removed from his back.
Pouring Concrete On Boulevard
Walter Roach & Sons, contractors
of this town, on Tuesday began
pouring cement in the work of wild
ening -four feeD the du POnt BOule-
ward between Georgetown and Mil
ford, a distance of sixteen miles.
Frank Rusts property on South
Race street, has been rented by Mrs.
Harold l.. Short. who with her chill
dren will occupy it.
Harley J. Conway and family
have moved from the old Eagle Ho-
tel property on the Puniio Square TO
property on South Bedford street
owned by Mrs. Ida Malartey of Phil /
adelphia.
The local hremen we've called ont /
several times during the past week /
to eXtinGnish woods and field fires. .
The last one was on Monday when .
considerable damage was done TO /
tin ber in the Savanna district. be
tween Redden ANA Milton.
There was large attendance of
members at Wesley NJ. T.. Church
last Sunday TO greet their new pas
tor, the Rev. 0. Il. Jones and there
were heard many favorable express
sions as to his ability as a preach
er. At the close of the service those
present were given an opportunity
of grasping the hand of Mr.. Jones.
The teachers of the DemOnStra-
tion School who occupy the DOrman ,
House on the public square, enter
iained the trustees of the school, the
teachers of the high school and the
directors of the Farmers Bank last
Tuesday evening. Following an eX-
rellent program of music, re2ita-
ions. etc, buffet supper was ser
we'd at 10 o'clock
Barne, very highly priced pedi-
greed collie, belonging to POstmaS- .
er and Mrs. Jehu +. Hudson, died
asst Friday from an unknown cause
fter every possible effort had been
made to save his life. Barnie, as Mr..
hudson expressed it, was one of
he family" and he is greatly miss
ID, especially be Billy Reed, the
logs almost constant companion.
}arnie seemingly possessed almost
uman intelligence.
Modern Store To BE Opened
Harry Holt2, one of Georgetown's
most enterprising business men.
as leased for a term of years a new
nd modern store building soon to
e erected on the site of the old
tore house on the north side of
1arket street by Mrs. w. J. Thor
The property was once
wned and occupied by the late Rev.
nd Mrs. David DOdd and of late
ears was occupied by the local
merican Store.
"All Aboard" given Wednesday
nd Thursday evenings in Ryon's
heatre by the Wheeler Producing
Ompany, under the auspices of the
aides Auxiliary of the Georgetown
ire Company, was big success
le large audiences being highly
leased with what was proclaimed
e best show ever put on in George
wn.
The two fires that broke out Mon
W in the Sand Hill section, three
lies northeast of this town, doing
damage TO growing
nber, were investigated by State
lrester William S. Taber, assistant
ate Forester Carl FatZinger and
rgeant Norman r. Purnell of the
ate Highway Police, resulting in
e arrest of William G.. Cason and
mes Abutock. Both were taken be-
re Magistrate w. j. Mustard and
quired to pay fines of $25 and
SITS. The men, il is said, were
rning sedge fields and the fires
came nnmanageable Hereafter all
Id ana woods fires will be investi-
ted.
The Georgetown Rotary Club, at
iday evenings meeting elected
Icers for the ensuing term as fol
VS.: President. Jas. T.. Goslee:
e president, George O. FearOn;
:retary-treasurer, Rev Martin j.