Milford chronicle., 1933-03-24
Letters On l,staics,

LcItcTS Un Estates
Register of Wills Frank l.. Joscpl
has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate of James p. Dukes
of Georgetown Hundred to Linda A
Dukes and Thomas S. Dukes.
On the estate of Margaret J. Jes;
ter. of ScaGord Hundred, to TcssiC
II. Obicr.
On the estate of Robert Barr, OI
NanticOkc Hundred. to Sarah E
Barr.
On the estate of w. Rodney Rob
bison, of Lewcs and Rehoboth Hun
dred, to Addie T.. RobbisOn.
On the estate of Susie G. Macklin
of Cedar Creek Hundred, to Mia
Macklin.
On the estate of William G. Wcav-
or, of ScafOrd Hundred. To William
G. Weaver, Jr.
Prisoners III Sussex Jail
There are n prisoners under the
care of Sheriff Carey in Sussex
county Jail at the present time.
Mrs. Lydia Hickman, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother, }. r.
Carey and family.
Lucille Zwon, of PesingtOn, Va, is
the guest of Miss Laura B. Ruth
erfOrd.
Miss Rachel Barr, of Dclmar, Del,
has been tile guest of. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. CrolI this week
Members of the Sunshine class of
Wesley NJ. E. Church school held
thnft NIaasf.h f.1 in Itn n
ity hall Tuesday evening. Among
the pleasant pastime they framed
pictures with paspatcan Binding
which were very pretty after com
pletiOn, and abundance of sand
wiches and hot chocolate was served.
Sunday, March 18th, was observed
by Mr.. and Mrs. George L. McGee,
of Albury Avenue, as their 54th we'd
ding anniversary
st. Patricks Day was the birth
day anniversary of Arthur J. Hart,
who is 30 years of age; also of
Chief of Police Thomas B. Pritchett,
who is now rs years of age. Both
arc still able to kick UP as much
racket as Patrick sometimes does.
Robert Barr, aged 7G years, a well
known farmer, died suddenly
Thursday, March 9th, from heart
trouble at his home about four miles
west Of Georgetown. lie is sur
vived by his wife and one brother,
Everett NJ. Barr. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. WarringtOn's home room will
hold a bake at Mrs. Glcnnies Il.
Walls store on Saturday, April list,
1888. beginning at l0:30 Il. M, for
the benefit of the curtain fund of
the Georgetown high school.
The Senior Glass of Georgetown
high school will give their annual
class play Thursday evening, April
goth. The play is entitled "Dr.
Jim" and fourteen of the class will
proceeds will he applied to their
Washington trip fund.
Returned From Texas
Mrs. Elsie Townsend Wilgus has
returned from Texas after spending
several weeks III Beaumont. Mrs.
Wilgus was granted Il decree of alb
sOlute divorce from her husband,
Edward A. Wilgus, of that state, by
Judge ]. d. Campbell, under date
of March LIST, 1888. Mrs. Wilgus
was also granted legal right TO re-
sumo hor maidoE name of Town
send.
Robert Burton, of Robbins, is re-
covering from an operation at the /
Beebe Hospital Ills sister, Mrs. J. |
r. WagamOn, is looking after his |
home during his absence. The fol-
lowing friends spent part of Sunday /
with him, Lloyd p. Rayner and moth |
or, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry WagamOn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Isaacs, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Arthur SammOns and two chill
drcn.
John Roland Lynch. aged 81 years,
died suddenly Sunday morning from
heart trouble at his home in Green
bavkvillc. Va. He was for many
years station agent for the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company at