Milford chronicle., 1932-09-23
Letters On Estates

LeGterS On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. JOS
eph has issued the following letters
the past week:
On the estate of Elizabeth Haz-
zard of Lewes and Rehoboth Hun
dred to Penelope S. Hazard and OF
telie Hazard White.
On the estate of Lydia N. Rust OF
Indian River Hundred to Armenia
Lingo Rogge.
On the estate of Theodore Natter
of Baltimore Hundred to Jacob Nat
ter.
On the estate of Robert Calhoon
of Broadkiln Hundred to Mary R.
Wilkins.
Marriage License
Clerk of Peace Frank w. Lawson
has the past week issued marriage
license to William Carmean and
Grace Walls, both of Milton. To
Emory Quillin of Bishop, Md, and
Rose Richardson of Frankford.
No Hard Times At Jail
There are forty-two prisoners
boarding at the county Jail here un-
der the care of Sheriff Brittingham
at the present time.
This section was visited Thursday
night and Friday by a fine rain
which did lots of good to all late
crops.
Mrs. Charles P. Green, of Denton,
Md, spent a part of the week with
her parents and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Purnell Gel
ebrated their wedding anniversary
Thursday evening at their Rehoboth
home with bridge party. Many of
their friends from town were pres
ent.
Miss Pauline C. Godfrey is recov-
ering from "a tonsil operation at the
Beebe Hospital, Lewes, which was
performed the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William D. Brasure
were called to Washington in re-
spOnse to a telegram announcing the
death of the latter's uncle, Frank
Barto.
Julian Thomas Robinson, presi-
dent of Georgetown Town Council,
will be a candidate for nomination
at the Democratic primaries for
Representative in the General AS !
sembly; from the Ninth District of |
Sussex county. Mr.. Robinson is a |
son of the late Chief Justice Alfred |
P. Robinson and son-in-law of Con- |
gressman Robert G. Houston.
Democratic County Primaries
Saturday, October 1, is the date
set for holding the Democratic pri-
mary ito nominate candidates for |.
sheriff. receiver of taxes and coun-
ty treasurer, prothonotary, comp
troller, coroner, clerk of orphans
court and register in chancery, rep
resentatives in Legislature from the
ten districts, and senators from the
second and fourth senatorial dis
tricts.
Claims Injury OF $1,000 BY Dog
Attorney Frederick P. Whitney
has filed in Sussex Superior Court
for Mrs. Grace James, of DreXel
Hill, Pa, a suit for damages against
Mrs. Annie McClelland. of Rehoboth.
The bill of complaint sets forth that
the plaintiff was bitten by a dog
belonging to Mrs. McClelland, at
Rehoboth, on July 81, this year,
causing her to expend about $1,000
for treatment. The damages claim
ed are for disfiguration, cost of
treatment, pain and mental anguish.
The twin store buildings on Mar
ket street belonging to John S. Mel
son are being succeed and other /
wise improved.
Came BY Air 500 Miles
To Vote For Buck
Corporal James R. Wood, of the
State Highway Police force, who
was on his annual vacation last
week, chartered a plane Saturday
and flew here from Geneva, N. Y, !
arriving in time to cast his ballot '
for the Governor Bucks delegates
to the State Republican Convention. {
Child Burned I
At noon last Friday. the little q
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Henry, aged 8 1-2 years, was seri- t
0usly burned while playing with I
at their home west of I
Georgetown. She was taken to the II
Milford Emergency Hospital, where Il
Ter condition is said to be favorable
or recovery t
Frank H. Barto, aged 81 years, S
lied of heart trouble last Wednes- o
lay night at his home, 2021 Park "
Road, N. W., Washington, d. G. He b
s survived by his wife, who was j.,
Miss Mary E. Evans, sis H
er of Mrs. A. M. Day of George b
own, and one son, Wellington F. +,
3arto of Washington. al