Milford chronicle., 1932-04-01

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The property of the late William
/ A. Faucet on Market street was
sold at public auction by the trus-
tee, Frank NJ. Jones, Esq. benjamin
Faucet was the purchaser and the
price paid was $6,15OOO.
Mrs. Martha J. Short, widow OF
Reuben J. Short, observed her S1st
birthday anniversary Sunday at her
home on South Bedford street. She
is the mother of Clerk of Orphans
Court Harvey M. Short and Philip
Short of StOckley and Mrs. Clifford
Burton of Angola. Mrs. Short is
still quite active and can read and
sew without the aid of glasses.
In their new hall on the public
square last Wednesday evening, the
members of the Georgetown Volun-
teer Fire Company were given an
oyster treat by their chief, Olin D.
Johnson. Other guests of Mr.. John
son were members of City Council,
State Highway Polio from Station
No. 4, local press representatives
and others. Oysters were served
raw, steamed and DIN the half-shell
and all present had good time.
The Pine Cone Patrol of the
Georgetown Girl Scouts, with Miss
Marian Ableman and Miss Alice
Pepper as hostesses, gave a st.
Patrick's card party in the school
auditorium, entertaining the parents
of the scouts, the high school fac
ulty and all of the girl scouts.
Arthur j. Hart of this town, quiet
ly observed his 89th birthday ami
versary ON March II. He is one of
the oldest residents of lower Della
ware. He was born in Indian River
Hundred. On January 27, he and
Mrs. Hart were married 69 years.
Mrs. Hart will observe her S4th
anniversary on April 6.
The Georgetown Chapter of the
Future Farmers of America, held an |
open meeting March 81 in the as
semly hall of the Georgetown High |
School. w. S. Taber, State Forester,
spoke on Delaware's forests and il
lustrated his talk with motion pic
.ures.
Mrs. Edward B. Green spent the
first of the week in Wilmington.
Miss Eva MackinnOn is spending
The weekend in New York City.
Mrs. Charles B. Stevenson has
been quite i'll with grippe.
Thomas J. Coulter of Wilmington
,alled on friends here last Sunday.
Miss Mildred Warren spent the
Caster vacation in Syracuse, n. Y.
Misses Elsie and Kathryn Phil
ips spent last weekend in Phila-
Ielphia.
James e. Mock spent a part of
he week with relatives at Willards,
Id
J. E. Zullinger of Cape Charles,
a.. was a town visitor over the
yeek-end.
Augustus Lynch is spending sOme-
me with his brother at Frankford.
Miss Edith Barto of Philadelphia
pent the weekend here with rela-
ives. .
Mrs. Robert Wilkins has been ON
he sick list for the past two weeks
nth grippe.
Miss Vera Volkert and Miss Flor
nee Koch are spending the Easter
acation in New York City.
Mrs. Florence Trainham Jones
pent Easter with her mother in
D. c.
Mrs. Foster Powell of Greenwood f.
pent part of the week with Mr.. and
Irs. Robert Wilkins.
Miss Laura Richards and Mrs.
Dseph NAPLES spent the early part
last week in Philadelphia
Mrs. Everett Walls of MiddletOwn
spending the week with her sis
II, Mrs. Elisha Ryan, who is ill.
Henry Schmidt of New York spent
part of last week here with his
ster, Mrs. Anna Short.
Mrs. Annie Sher of Philadelphia
)ent the weekend with her mother,
rs. Jane Hammond.
Miss Mary Layton of Wilmington
rs been spending few days with
latives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony L. Hudson
Id daughter, Hane, spent Thursday
i'd Friday in Philadelphia.
Miss Peggy Walls is spending the
lster vacation with Miss Kathryn
mes in Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Elizabeth Calhoun spent
me time with friends in Berlin,
d.. recently.
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