Milford chronicle., 1933-02-17
Letters On Estates


Letters On Estates
Register of Wills Frank l.. 10
seph has the past week issued the
following on the estates of:
Ross Gordy, of Little Greek Hun
dred, to Minnie c. Gordy.
John w. Moore. of GumbOro Hun
dred, to Ennuice L. Moore.
Frank NJ. Hearn, of Little Greek
Hundred, to the Sussex Trust Com
pany. of Laurel. Del.
Two Marriage Licenses
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses: Berman
p. Melvin and Sarah E. Wingate
both of RehObOth, Del; William
Brice Tappan and Florence Emma
Johnson Both, of Rehoboth, Del.
Only Fifty Prisoners In Jail
There are fifty-nine prisoners
boarding at the county Jail with
Cheriff Carey, at the present time.
Mrs. James Knox has been and is
still quite i'll at her home on South
Race street.
Courtland II. Barr and family. of
FolcrOft. Pa, spent the weekend
with relatives here in town.
John Edward Wilson, of George
town, will observe his G2 nd birth
day anniversary ON Saturday, Feb
ruary 25th, 1888.
Miss McKuen, of Wilmington. has
opened a dancing class here which
meets every Friday at the Century
Club building.
The following list of dairymen at
Georgetown have been given milk
permits by the State Board of Health,
according to the grade of milk which
they are selling. Grade A raw. BY
ron Pepper & Sons, Asa Reynolds,
Paul Swain: Grade B, raw. c. Ar
lingtOn Pepper. Horace Short & Son.
o. B. King. William Bryan. Mary
Blackstone, James IlOllaway.
Telephone Change
Harry l.. GLASGOW has been assign
cd to Georgetown by the Diamond
State Telephone Co., to fill the va
cancy created by the death of Ollie
Farrow. Mr.. GLASGOW, who has been
employed by the company for the
past five years has moved here from !
Wilmington, and with his family are !
occupying the house on North Bed |
ford street, lately vacated by W. Vir-
den Macklin and family.
Mrs. Virden Macklin entertained J
her bridge club Tuesday night. The |
meeting was held day earlier so !,
that Miss Millie Roach, a member |
of the club who is home from Wash
ingtOn for few days, might attend, |
Miss Helen Mcklin and Mrs. George
Nelson were also present, Mrs. Geo.
Barr won first prize and Miss Pau
line Godfrey second prize.
Mrs. Ella S. Johnson has been con-
fined to her home on Pine street |
since Saturday. when she fell at G.
T. Lynch's store and sustained pain
full injuries.
Eagle Takes A Dog
One day last week large eagle
swooped down at the home of Chas.
Munford. about one mile east of
town, and carried away his pet dog.
One of the Mumford young sons shot
at the eagle with his air rifle but he
failed to hit it.
Change Theatre Management
The new theatre at Seaford. Del,
which last week was purchased by |
elisha G. RyOn and NJ. J. McDermOtt.
Jf Georgetown. has been leased by
Burris and Wharton of Milford. who
or some time have conducted the
sussex Theatre here under the man
Igement OF Oscar L. Gray. Mr..
fray will also manage the SeafOrd
heatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Hudson and
laughter, Marjorie, and Mrs. Ida
hudson. of this town. were among
,uests at turkey dinner given Sun
lay evening at the home of Mr.. and
FRS. Frank +. Owens, of Greenwood.
rhe occasion was Mrs. Owens 18th
birthday. He is a well known mer-
hant of Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shire and
laughter. of Philadelphia. spent tho
weekend with their aunt. Mrs. Al
rcd T. Parker.
Poor Trustees of Sussex county
we're ON Tuesday appointed by the
.cvy Court as follows: Oscar +,
Ohnson of Lincoln City. Leroy Tyn-
all of Georgetown, Herman II. Bak-
r of GumbOro. William NJ. Long of
ielbyville, Arthur Campbell of Har-
e5on.
John S. Nelson has rented his store
n Market street. formerly occupied
y the J. W. Crook Co.. to A. e. {
of Philadelphia, who will {
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n business. The second floor apart
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