Milford chronicle., 1932-09-30
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS
Letters On Estates


On the estate of Thomas Fisher
Kemp, of Talbot County, Nd, to
Myer Ableman.
On the estate of George w. Can
non, of Broadcreek Hundred, to Sadie
A. O'Neal.
Steady BOarderS
There are now forty-nine prison.
ers stopping with Sheriff Britting-
ham at the county Jail here.
New Barber Shop
John c. Abbott, a barber in
Georgetown for thirty-odd years,
with the exception of about a year.
when he was out of business because
of i'll health, has a shop in the Lacy
Block.
Mrs. Bessie White Morris, of Mon
tana, was a guest of Mrs. James Tun-
nell few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Dickinson
and son Wells, and Mrs. Mary E.
Wells, of Philadelphia, were guests
of Sheriff and Mrs. Lorenzo Brit
tingham over the weekend.
Olin ID. Johnson, Joseph G. Green,
Howard o. Green and Herman Roach
attended the State Firemen's Con-
ventiOn in Wilmington on Wednes-
day.
At a meeting of the Republican
County Committee, held Tuesday
night, it was decided to hold the
county primary election to nominate
candidates for the various county Of
fees and the legislative branch on
Saturday afternoon, October Sth. All
seeking nominations are required to
file ten days prior to that date.
HOlstead P. Layton badly sprained
an ankle last week when he made a
misstep at the Layton cold storage
establishment.
Thomas w. Givens is suffering
from fractures of two ribs, sustain
ed by falling from a grape arbor at
his home on East Market street.
Another Concrete Street For.
Georgetown
Construction work on the road |
leading from the Sussex County |
Farm to POLICE Station No. by way
of Georgetown, is to be started as |
soon as possible by the Old Line
Construction Company, successful |
bidders. The stretch is three. and |
one-half miles and includes the paw
ing of South Bedford street.
How Did He Come Out
At Primary!
Miss Mildred Mock is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Salisbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Dorman Robinson,
of New York, are visitors in George
town.
Master George Swain spent the
weekend in Milford with his aunt,
Mrs. G. Roland Messick.
Miss Sarah Catherine Cooke has
returned to Washington for her
Junior year at the American Univer-
sity
Miss Eliazebth Scotten, of George
town, Nd, has been visiting the
Misses Marian and Edna Parker.
Prof. and Mrs. Calvin E. Aff1erfach
have returned from few days visit
among relatives at Kutztown, Pa.
DR.. John H. Hammond and Har-
vey Myers, the latter of BridgeYille,
attended the Allentown (Pa) Fair ;
last week. {
Mrs. George H. Blizzard, of Will {
is spending some time with
/ l
and vicinity.
Walter P. Townsend was in Wash
ngtOn on Wednesday. His wife and f
sister, Mrs. Elsie Wilgus, spent the '
lay in Wilmington. t
Mrs. Ethel Hahn and son, of Phila- t
lelpfia, have been visiting her par a
,nts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamblen. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Rawlins f
md children, of New York, will S
pend the next few days at the home c
If the formers father, w. w. Raw e
ins. +
Mrs. r. Wingate Parker and d
were dinner guests of h
Rev. and Mrs. M. e. Hungerford, at il
Md, on Wednesday eve s
ling. f,
Mrs. Sallie E. Joseph, Miss Lizzie q
= Hart and Mrs. Woodford Steward Fl
pent a part of the week with Mrs W
.nna Musgrove and Mrs. Sadie Gal Ii
cher, at Rehoboth. kfc
Mr. and Mrs. w. Linden Rawlins,1 4
f Pittsburgh, Pa, have been spen9 in
lg few days with his father, WIN. T1
'. Rawlins, who is confined to /his III
ONE by illness. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Morris, of n
onda, Idaho, arrived here Monday 20
} spend some time with relatives r.
nd friends. Before returning west -
ley will also visit among relatives ~
/ New York Mrs. Norris will be re- ~ =,
rendered as Miss Bessie White, pl
,rmerly of Georgetown, daughter p
the late Attorney General aind -
RS. Robert c. White. vi
Mrs. Catherine Walls, who has
cen spending the summer months 10 10
her home here, returned to Bridge De w
lie on Wednesday, where she will III
)end the winter with her daughter,
rs. Harry Layton. u
Mrs. John Barr, Miss Edna Barr, all d,
I'd Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr spent FL
lnday on the Sasfras River, on the MNi M
lcht belonging to Leslie Walker, ot
ith Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Barr re
Mrs. Ida Mae Barr is moving in Ge
e house on Railroad Avenue form
ly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IT
agee. lei
Miss Marian Ableman enters the Co
omen's College at Newark, this OF
eek as a member of the freshman
ass. La
Miss Alice Pepper left this week
r Women's College, Newark, where Mi
e is enrolled as a freshman. es
Mrs. Charles Short spent the Al
,ek-end with relatives in Harring Di
n. IOl