Milford chronicle., 1932-10-14
Letters On Estates

van, of Seaford Hundred, to Frank
B. Sullivan and Beatrice A. Jones.
On the estate of Joanna Jack, of
Little Creek Hundred, to Andrew ].
Lynch.
On the estate of William X Polk
Donovan, of Worcester County, Md,
TO Annie Donaway.
On the estate of William T.. Tun-
nell, of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred, to George p. Tunnel.
On the estate of Sallie E. Draper,
of Cedar Creek Hundred, to DR..
Martha Dalema Draper.
On the estate of Jennie Hickman,
of North West Fork Hundred, to
Alexander Williamson.
Only Five BOarders
There are five prisoners stopping
with Sheriff Brittingham at Sussex
county jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray l.. Montney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Short, Miss
Sallie Messick were in Milford Fri
day and enjoyed the supper at the
Grange Hall.
A standard training class of about
60 members is meeting in Wesley
NJ +. Church every Thursday even
ing for five weeks. Much interest is
being shown.
Mrs. Irma Roach is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. John T. Bal
ley, at PocomOke City. Md, th5s
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wiley are
occupying the Blackstone apart
ments.
Clerk of Peace Frank W. Lawson
has issued marriage license to Re-
cepha COons and George w. Louder,
both of this town.
Mrs. Frank West is visiting in
Chincoteague.
Mrs. Fred McGee is quite i'll at
her home here.
Mrs. John A. Jones is confined to
her home with an attack of grip.
Mrs. Sadie Quicker IS confined to
her home with an attack of grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Layton |
were in Philadelphia on Wednesday. !
Stag Dinner
Prof Richard Barnes Kennan, /
superintendent of the Georgetown I
schools, entertained at his home on
his birthday, Monday, October 3rd, !
giving a stag dinner party followed |
by bridge. The party was given for
the men faculty members of the
Georgetown schools. Other guests
invited were the Georgetown school
board and the president of the Home
and School Association. Guests of
the evening were f. M. Jones, DR..
Joseph B. NAPLES, BryOn Pepper
Julian E. Townsend, Harold Pur-
nell, Allan Hulsizer, Joseph Thomas,
Galan Miller, Elmer Raymond,
Richard Maxwell, Thaddeus War
Charles Larkin, James La
machia, Roy Bergey, Dallas Hitch
ems, Max Livingston, Charles Town
send, and Thomas Purnell.
Arthur J. Hart is visiting Tela-
tives in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hatfield have
been spending a few days with rela-
tives in Lewes.
Sudden Death
George Taylor Calhoun, aged 81
years, 6 months and 8 days, died
suddenly at 1870 o'clock last Fri
day, October 9Th, 1882, from cerebral
henorrhage at his home at RehO-
both Beach, He had been in George
town during the day, and, though he
had complained recently of having .
slight heart attacks, was apparently
in his usual health. Some time af-
ter returning to his home at Reho- !
both and retiring, Mrs. Calhoun was /
aroused by his unusual breathing I
and he passed away almost immed-
lately. His death occurred just one :
month after the sudden death of his !
brother, Gardiner w. CAL
houn, of Georgetown. He was son !
Of the late Thomas l.. and Hetty {
Caroline Calhoun and was born and
reared near this town. For several
years he had resided at RehOboth,
where he was in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. He is sur !
Tived by his wife and one son, Nor +.
man, who is unmarried and lives at
home; also two brothers, John T. {
md Harvey w. Calhoun, of George 8
own, and one sister, Mrs. Maggie NJ
King, of near here. Funeral serv7,
ces were held in Georgetown NJ. p. .
Church, Tuesday, and Rev. C. Irv-
ng Carpenter, pastor of Rehoboth +
W. E. Church, officiating, assisted by :
Rev. /. S. Owens. Interment was :
made in Union Cemetery, George \
own Council No. -, 0. U. A. NJ, of 2
which the deceased had long been :
/ member, conducting the last sad Z
'ites at the grave.
Barbara and Linford, young chill !,
lren of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fau- g
,ett, last week underwent minor op- |.
.rations in the Marshall Hospital, )
Milford. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Joseph an |.
lounce the arrival of daughter, ;
,orn October 3, 1882, at their home 2
N, South Railroad avenue 2
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Wesley >
/. +. Church will hold its first fall 3
Meeting this Friday evening, Octo- z
,er IA, instead of the regular night, !
m account of the Teachers Train z
ng Glass. A full attendance is de-
ired. :
Mrs. Armenia Lingo Rogge, who =
vas called here several weeks ago 4
" the critical illness and death of 3
er aunt, Mrs. Annie Rust, left Mon :.
ay for her home in California. 4
Frank wilkins, Jr., underwent a b
minor surgical operation Thursday 8,
f last week at his home on East s
Iarket street. p
The women of st. Paul's Parish :.
yill hold a bake Saturday, October .
S, at Blackstone'S drug store, be- q