Milford chronicle., 1932-07-22
Letters On Estates

L4unul GU " DSAAG WA4ASys
On the estate of Robert H. Cahall,
of Northwest Fork Hundred, to An
drew J. Lynch.
On the estate of George H. Hall,
of Cedar Greek Hundred, to Edith
r. Hall.
Forty Prisoners To Feed
There are forty prisoners confined
in the county Jail here under the
care of Sheriff Brittingham, at the
present time.
Fifty Changers Feast
Midland Grange held a picnic sup
per in the hall last Monday night at
6:30. Good things to eat were served
in abundance and a very interesting
program was enjoyed by more than
fifty Changers.
Personals
I The Misses Mary and Unice Jones
will leave the latter part of this
month for a trip to England and
Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ElwoOd Cosden, of
Salisbury, Md, have been visiting in
Georgetown this week.
Mrs. Harold d. Hatfield and Miss
Minnie Kreer have returned from
visit to Philadelphia.
Miss Elsie Phillips, of town, and
Merritt Hopkins, of Milton, Del, left
Friday for weekend trip to Rich
mond, Va.
Billy and Jack Conway, of Crum
Lynn, Pa, are spending a few weeks
with their sisters, Mrs. Lloyd Short
and Mrs. John Cooper.
Rev. Martin ]. Bran has as his
guests his sister and nephew, John
Wagner and two little fresh air"
boys from New York City.
Ollie E. McGee, of this town, is
under treatment for an infection of
the eyes in the Beebe Hospital at
Lewes.
Frank M. Jones, of this town, was
among the guests of the Laurel Ro-
tary Club at its meeting last Mon
day evening.
William E. Pusey has recovered
sufficiently from his recent serious
operation in the Mahnemann Hos
pital, Philadelphia, to be able to re-
turn to his home here on Tuesday.
Those of our readers who remem- |
ber Mrs. Alfred A. Taylor, who be-
fore her marriage was Miss Clara |
Rench, of this town, will regret to |
learn of the recent death of her |
husband, which occurred in Tacoma, !
Wash, where he was for many years !
a we'll known and prosperous busi-
ness man.
Auto Inspectors Appointed
The official inspection stations in
Georgetown designated by the Motor
Vehicle Department to carry out the
fourth annual State of Delaware
Safety automobile inspection cam
paign, July IS to September 1, are:
Theo. Burton, Jr. & Co., Market
street, and H. w. Purnell, N. Bed ]
ford street. There will be 1S other
official stations in Sussex county.
Camp Opens August 18th
Carey's campmeeting, near Loves
Cross Roads, will begin August 18th
an continue over two Sundays. The
privileges have been sold as fol-
lows: Confectionery stand, Thigh
man Hastings, of Laurel; parking
grounds, P. j. MumfOrd; boarding
tene, Mrs. Anna Davis and daughter,
of Willards, Md.
Old Citizens Dead
Mrs. Mary C. Ellingsworth, aged
rs years, months and IL days, wild
Ow of Hiram Ellingsworth, died last s
Monday at her home in Georgetown,
after an illness of many weeks. She
is survived by one son, Jacob NJ ]
manager of The Sussex {
Funeral services in =
charge of Rev. Martin ]. Bran, were
held at home Wednesday afternoon !
and interment made in Union ceme-
terry.
Daniel Burton, highly-respected
citizen of this town, son of the late
Burton, died at l o'clock
morning at the home of his
nephew J. Thomas Robinson, with
whom he resided at the age of SO
years, months and 26 days. Mr..
Burton was for a number of years
Collector of Internal Revenue, with
offices in Wilmington. He is sur
vived by one sister, Miss Julia Bur-
ton, who is a member of the Moth
ers Pension Board. Funeral serv-
ices held at 2 o'clock Saturday af-
-ernOon in st. Marks Church at
Millsboro, interment following in the
'amily cemetery near trat town.
George Hugh Morgan, aged 63
years, died Tuesday, July IL, 1882,
rom cancer of the face, at his home
near Robbins. He is survived by his
wife and three sons, Clarence, Ell
ner and Millard. Funreal services
n Faith NJ P. Church and interment
made in Red Mems Cemetery at Ell
endale.
Sunday School Class Bake
The members of Frank M. Jones'
lass in Wesley NJ E. Sunday school
will hold a bake in the Crook Store
Dom ON Market street on Saturday,
uly %, beginning at IL o'clock.
lakes, pies, rolls, dressed chickens
o roast or fry, ETC., will be for sale.
Jew Baby Girl
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Michel are the
roud parents of a baby girl born
asst Thursday.
10 Demonstration School
or Georgetown
A meeting of the Board of Educa-
ion of the Georgetown Special
chool District, was held at the
chool building on Friday evening,
uly 8th. Frank M. Jones was elect
president of the board, and Byron
epper was elected vice-president.
number of important bills were
llowed, including one for three ten
is courts to be erected on the ath