Milford chronicle., 1933-09-29
Letters on Estates

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dred to Frances B. Hearn anG
Thomas M. Hearn.
On the estate of Mary E. Hudson
OF Baltimore hundred to Eta M
Hudson.
On the estate of William P. Short
of North West Forlr hundred to
Daniel ]. Short and Mary E. Nc
DoweH.
On the Estate of David w. Shock
ley of Cedar. Creek hundred to
Caroline Clark and Edith Wheeler
OF Greenwood and Magnolia, Del.
On the estate of Loletie M. Smith
of Little Creek hundred to Joseph
Chandler Smith and the Sussex
Trust Company of Laurel, Del.
On the estate of George H. Mes
sick of Nanticoke hundred to Charles
T. Gray.
On the estate of Alfred Clendaniel
of Cedar Cretk hundred to Cyrus E.
Clendaniel.
George E. Swain, Misses Flo and
Aliene Swain, and George E. Swain,
Jr., spent Sunday in Philadelphia
with Miss Emma Swain, who has
been a patient in the Methodist Hos
pital for a couple of weeks.
Frank Lawson, clerk of the peace,
was confined to his home by illness
several days last week.
Mrs. James Tunnel, Mrs. Fred
Walls, Mrs. Robert Short left We'd
nesday for Chicago to see the Cen
tury of Progress Exposition.
There are 81 prisoners stopping
with Sheriff Carey at the county Jail
here at the present time.
Mrs. John Watson and Miss Mar
garet Clogg have been spending
some time in the Wagamon cottage
at Oak Orchard.
New Game, Laws
The amended regulations of the
Migratory Bird Treaty Act applying
to game birds for the season 1888
1884, just issued by the United
States Department of Agriculture,
changes the game laws as issued by
the Game and Fish Commission as
follows: The open season for snipe
is from November 1st to December
21st, instead of October 18th to jan
uary 18th. Brant may not be taken
at any time. Cackling geese may be
taken the same as Canada geese.
The daily bag for ducks has been
reduced from Is to 13, with not
more than five elder ducks and not
more than eight of any one or of
the aggregate of two or more of the
species mentioned in the game laws.
Examples of this daily bag lin
it are IL black ducks or four black
and eight canvass ducks, or four
black ducks, five canvass ducks and
three teals, or four plack ducks,
three red ducks, two scaups and
three teals. The possession limit
cannot exceed twice the daily limit |
except that the possession limit for
woodcock is IL.
Harry L. Glasco, Mrs. Margaret |
Wilson and the Misses Elsie Rose |
and Gladys Hudson attended an Of |
ficials' meeting of the Diamond |
State Telephone Company, in Will
mington, on Monday last.
The residence of DIR. and Mrs.
Charles r. Cannon ON Market street
is being newly painted.
John w. Lynch has returned to
his studies at the Long Island Medi-
cal School after spending the sum-
mer with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George T. Lynch.
Two Birthdays
George E. Swain and Harold w.
T. Purnell, two of Georgetown's
best known business men and lodge
men, and prominent in civic affairs
scored another birthday last Fri
day.
Mrs. Ida Mae Barr and daughter
Virginia, left Sunday for Washing
ton, ID. c., to reside; the former
having a position there as stenog-
rapher, in the Navy Department.
She is the widow of David Barr.
Andrew ]. Lynch Grimes, little
grandson of Attorney and Mrs. An
drew ]. Lynch, tripped and fell on
the porch of their home on West
Market street last Monday morning In
and sustained painful facial in
juries. El
Chief Justice and Mrs. Daniel ].
Layton were among those who on
evening of last week were
at a buffet supper by
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Thompson
at Mon Plaisir, their summer home
at RehobOth.
Mrs. Edward w. Pepper who is
lutte well known in Georgetown
md has many friends here, sustained
painful injuries a few days ago 1E
when she fell down a stairway at
Ter home in Philadelphia. E
Frank M. Jones, superintendent OF
he Wesley M. f. Sunday school had :
mother birthday last Sunday, and
vas given a surprise when the chill
lren of the beginners department
ang an appropriate selection in his
lonor. The school presented him 8
With book. E
Recovered His Car
Thursday night of last week the 2
chevrolet car of A. e. Braunfield,
nerchant, of Georgetown, was stolen
7hile parked ON Water street, Mil
ord, On Saturday the machine was
Ound abandoned in a ditch by the
ide of the highway at Slaughter
leach.
Clifford E. Elliott and Thomas
Wiley have formed a partnership ~
D conduct shaving parlor on Mar =
ct street, under the firm name of
illiott and Wiley. b
The filling station of Layton Jes-
sr on the DUPONT Highway west
[ Georgetown was broken into last
unday night and quantities of Gig
rettes and candy were stolen.
Robert Wilson living near here
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