Milford chronicle., 1933-03-31
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

The Georgetown Department
Store in charge of Rose Goldberg
will open about April list, 1888, il
the rooms at west corner of Marke
street and Race, recently vacated by
E. Ralph Blizzard with full line O
mems and ladies' and children's
wearin gapparel.
Union Lodge, No. 3, l. o. o. F., OF
Monday night was paid by an official
visit by Grand Master of Delaware
Pennington and his staff, who were
Grand Master Warden Kirby, Grand
Marshal Artis, Grand Conductor
Scheckinger, and Grand Chaplain
McAllister. Grand Representative
Wainwright to the Sovereign Lodge
from the jurisdiction of Delaware,
and Deputy Grand Master Russell.
Refreshments were served to the
large number in attendance.
Rufus b. Wilson, formerly of near
this town, is quite i'll at his home
in New York City.
The residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rufus T. Green on South King street
is being newly painted.
While lifting Il steel door of an
encasement in which the levers to
the cells of the old county Jail are
located on Tuesday, Walter, young
son of Sheriff and Mrs. Carey. had
three fingers of his right hand bad
ly mashed when the door caught his
hand. The injury was dressed by
DR.. Joseph B. NAPLES.
Miss Emma Jones, aged II years,
daughter of Mrs. Grace Wilson
Jones and the later c. Richards
Jones, died Wednesday after a long
illness, near Atlantic City. She was
a neice of Miss Edith Jones of this
town.
Mrs. Noah King is suffering from
Il badly sprained ankle.
Mrs. Lydia Hickman, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, John
r. Carey.
Miss Iluntley. sixth grade teacher
in the local school. has been OH the
sick list for several days.
Mrs. Priscilla Hudson has been
spending a few days at Lewes, Del,
with her son, the Rev. Ralph c.
Jones.
Mrs. Jennie Hudson, matron of
Delaware Colony, spent part of the
week here with her son, Harry J.
Johnson.
Mrs. Mary Grant has returned to
after spending the win
er here with her daughter, Mrs. A.
,. Townsend. -... ....
Mrs. Ethel Matthias, Miss Helen
'ritchett and Edward Collins, Jr.,
ipent the weekend i'll Wilmington. |
Mrs. Charles r. Joseph and grand
on, Charles Howard Joseph, have |
'eturned from a visit to New York |
md Brooklyn.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland z. Warning
OH, of Perth Amboy, N. j., spent
,art of the week with MIR. and Mrs.
Iarvey Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius G.. Green and
on Bobby, Mrs. Clara Green and
iiss Hannah Green visited relatives
Il Milford on Sunday.
Mrs. w. Virden Macklin and daugh-
er, Miss Helen Macklin, Mrs. John
!. Nelson will leave Tuesday for
eM udgS NlSll III HllduCAPhAos
Mrs. Mary E. Calhoun has recov-
red from an Hines of several weeks
nd left Wednesday to spend some
ime i'm Berlin, Md, with her daugh-
er, Mrs. Effie c. Vickers. The lat
er was here with her mother during
er illness.
Mrs. David Johnson is on the sick
st.
Miss Mary Jones is visiting in
Ork, Pa.
DR.. Roland G. Paynter is ill at his
ONE.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Irs. Net Jester, who resides on
.immey street, this town, OH Fri
ay, March cath, mother and daugb-
II are doing nicely.
Mrs. Joseph b. NAPLES was in
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Benjamin Ableman has been
! New York this week.
MIR, and Mrs. Halstead Layton was
Philadelphia last Friday.
Roland Marsh, of near Lewes, was
visitor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Daniel Culver is visiting her
othcr, Mrs. Matte Cannon. here.
Miss Elizabeth Houston arrived
Dme ON Tuesday to spend the spring
lcation.
Mrs. Edward Morris has been
pending the week in Wilmington
nd Philadelphia
Mrs. Bertha Faucet and daughter.
iss Benona, were in Philadelphia
lis week.
Mrs. Pansy Loganthawl, of Ger
antown, Pa, is visiting her sister,
rs. j. l.. Cahall
Mrs. Katherine George is leaving
is weekend to visit her son, Cul-
II George, in Wilmington.
Miss Evelyn Erickson, who is in
aiming in hospital in Milford,
sited friends here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Norman Hill, who has been
,ending the winter months at the
,me of Charles w. Cullen hero,
It on Wednesday for Baltimore.
Harry Boyer and Dallas Rogers
C among those from town who
we been summoned to the U. S.
strict Court in Wilmington to
rye on the jury