Milford chronicle., 1933-01-20
Letters On Estates

Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank L. Joseph
has the past week issued the follow.
ing letters ON the estate of:
On the estate of John H. Collins
of Cedar Creek Hundred, to Olivia
Benson, and Paynter S.fCollins.
On the estate of John W. Joseph,
of Lewes and Rehoboth Hundred, to
Abbie Joseph and the Sussex Trust
Company, of Lewes, Del.
On the estate of Gilbert p. Nor
gan, of Cedar Creek Hundred, to VIM.
G. Powders.
On the estate of r. Webb, of North
West Fork Hundred, to Mary A.
Webb
On the estate of James Anderson,
of Little Creek Hundred, to Mary T..
Anderson and Walter ]. Anderson.
On the estate of Levin W. Ellis, of
Little Creek Hundred, to Harry W.
Ellis and the Sussex Trust Company,
of Lewes. Del.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week, issued a
marriage license to Millard r. Bid
die, of Dover, and Hattie NJ Belts, of
Harrington.
There are 60 prisoners stopping
with Sheriff Carey at the county jail
here at the present time.
County Engines r. G. Hill has
been suffering with the la grippe,
but is improved so as to be able to
be out again, looking after his va
rious duties.
Dallas Dennis Green is the name
given to the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hildred Green, born in Beebe
Hospital Sunday.
Mrs. Anthony Hudson and daugh-
ter, Gladys, spent the week in Lam
caster, Pa, as guests of Mrs. Laura
Purnell.
Thursday Night Bridge Club met
with Miss Kathleen Lee at the home
of her sister, Mrs. George Barr. Her
guests were Mrs. Virden Macklin,
Mrs. James Devin, Mrs. Oscar Gray,
Mrs. Tom Purnell, Misses Edna
Barr, Pauline Godfrey, Alice Lynch;
Mary Townsend, Gladys Hudson,
Edith Warrington. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Oscar Gray, first prize;
Mrs. James Devin, second prize.
TIE following officers were INSTALL
ed for the Midland Grange No. q, for
the coming year: Master, Edwin
Smith; Overseer, Lester Brumbley;
Secretary, Mrs. Ida Carmean; Treas
urer, Roy Swain; Lecturer, Albert
EARLY; Chaplain. Mrs. Ida Coy;
Ceres, Mrs. Harry Holson; Flora,
Mrs. Lester Short; Steward, Mrs. |
Alice Whaley; Asst. Steward, Ray |
mond Marvel; Lady Asst, Mrs. Ray
mond Marvel; Gate Keeper, Harry |
Belts.
C. S. Munson, local florist, who
has been confined to his home for
several weeks, suffering from frac-
ture of his collar bone, is again able
TO look after his business.
Ralph Baker, of Georgetown, DEM
ocrat, was on Thursday elected an
attorney Cor the House of Represen-
tatiVes at Dover.
The Georgetown Volunteer Fire
Company annual turkey dinner will
be held in the basement of the Meth
0dist Protestant Church on Thursday
evening, january 26th, 1888, from 8
to p. m. The price of the tickets
will be only so cents. Help the boys
and they will help you.
Jacob M. Sammons, manager of
Lhe Sussex Republican sustained
painful cash near his right eye and
was rendered unconscious for
brief period, when last Sunday even
ing at the Methodist Protestant
Church he was struck with much
'Oree by the crank of his Ford car.
Zeb. Hastings, G5, who resided at
Lincoln with his son, Samuel Hast
ngs, fell dead Thursday night in
'ront of the Marshall Hospital, at
Milford. He had been i'll during the I
afternoon and his son was taking {
lin to the hospital for treatment. ;
lie was leaving the car when strick-
IN with heart attack and died in !
tantly.
The Georgetown County Seaters
asst Tuesday again defeated the All {
stars of Wilmington in a basketball
,ame in the Jones Memorial Hall, {
core A to 32. II
Mrs. Ida Mears has been spending 8
few days in Laurel, Del.