Milford chronicle., 1933-02-17
GEORGETOWN NEWS ITEMS

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ments will be used by him and fam
lily as place of residence.
Lottery Drawn
Ninety-three years ago the 25th
of this month, a $4,000 Delaware lot
! terry authorized by the Delaware leg
islature was drawn in Wilmington.
Del, for the erection of an academy
, and Mason Hall and the completion
of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church in Georgetown. in possession
of Franklin Lodge No. IL. II. F. and
A. NJ. The late Judge Henry c.
Conrad, came in possession of the
paper through friend in Whining
ton and turned it over to W. Frank
Sharp. of this town, who is a Past
Grand High Priest of the Royal Arch
Masons of Delaware, and because OF
the interest the papers bears to the
Masonic Fraternity here it was
turned over to Franklin Lodge. The
complete series evidently carried
prizes amounting to $107.2S7, and
tickets to the numer of 29,705 were |
required to be sold to equal that |
amount In the lottery funds for |
other purposes evidently were |
raised because the amount of the
series was not required to construct
the buildings above mentioned.
Miss Nellie Moore has gone to
Philadelphia to meet her neice, Miss
Isabel Moore. of New York. They
will spend the weekend in Philadel-
phia,
Mrs. D. Bunting has been on the
sick list for several days.
Miss Charlotte Morris spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Mrs. w. A. Marker has recovered
from an attack of grippe.
Mrs. Adie Adkins spent part of the
week in Salisbury, Md.
Miss Millie Roach was home from
Washington the last weekend.
Mrs. Elsie Townsend Wllgus is
spending few weeks in Beaumont,
Texas.
Sydney A. Jarvis has returned
from a several weeks stay in Fla.
J. w. Faucet has been confined
10 his home by illness for several
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J. Layton
have been entertaining Mrs. Emma
Pepper of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. a. Nelson have :
leen confined to their home for sew /,
,ral days by attacks of grippe.
Clarence Pritchett. of Delmar.
las been visiting his parents. Mr..
md Mrs. Thomas b. Pritchett.
Mrs. Flora Barr has returned from
Pa, where she spent sew
,ral weeks with her son, Courtland
Barr.
Mrs. Frank l.. Joseph spent the
Weekend in Dover and Philadelphia.
,isiting her son Ronald, in the latter
;ity.
Mrs. Joseph c. Godfrey has been |
quite i'll for several weeks at her
lone on North Bedford street.
Mrs. Roberts is confined at her I
lone on North Race with an attack s
# grippe. 4
Mrs. George o. FearOn has been II
uffeTing from painful injuries she I
ustained Sunday when she slipped
nd fell on an icy pavement at her
lOme on South Race street.
Edward b. Green has recovered
from his recent opera
ion in the Delaware Hospital to re- II
ume his duties I'm the Georgetown 7,
trust Company Bank. C
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Short have T;
from Philadelphia, where n
he former recently underwent an n
peratiOn in the Jefferson Hospital. p
Irs. Shorts many friends are glad y
l,se fu fat-nr- ]
BILE for a speedy recovery. n
The Home Demonstration Club r
members Of Georgetown. met at the
lOme of Mrs. John X. Wbaley. Fri LT,
lay afternoon. February 8. Seven
Members we're present. Illness pre- f.
ented a few from attending. lex
The meeting was called to order A,
y the president. Mrs. Miles Isaacs. EC,
he opening song was 20 Our Della FL
'are." Club prayer and pledge was Nj
epeated. PC
As the secretary. Mrs. George c. st
White, called the roll each member Te
esponded with club suggestions.
The Home Demonstration leader. II
Iiss Rutherford, gave different e.,
in quick bread max ~ ~
Is. NJ
The next meeting. Friday after Ia
OOn. March s, will be held at the Pr
ONE of Mrs. VIM. ]. BTumbley. Sh
ach member will bring a sample Tr
T food made from their favOrite re- in
pc and exchange recipes with lie
Their members and also exchange Ju
over seeds. In
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