Milford chronicle., 1933-03-17
Letters On Estates

Register of Wills Frank l.. JOSEPH
has issued the following letters the
past week:
On the estate of Elisha G. Lingo
of Indian River Hundred to Rufus
d. Lingo.
On the estate of Albert Parker OF
Baltimore Hundred to Harry v
Tubbs.
On the estate of Joseph w. Le-
Gates of Little Creek Hundred TO
Ella Locates.
On the estate of Marie l.. Bristow,
of Georgetown Hundred, to Albert
B. BristOw.
On the estate of Alfred II. Mcgee
of BrOadkiln Hundred to Ernest E.
Mcgee
There are sixty-twO prisoners now
stopping at the county Jail with
Sheriff Carey.
Clerk of the Peace Frank W. Law
son has issued the past week a
marriage license to Oscar Harmon
and Lillian Davis, both of Mills
bOrO.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. L. Swain spent
the weekend in Philadelphia with
their daughter. Miss Emma Swain,
nurse at the Methodist Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Dennis have
arrived from Philadelphia to make
their home in Georgetown at the
home of Mrs. Lydia Dennis on East
Market street and will open a store
in the Faucet Block.
Mrs. Louise Hudson Owens of
Greenwood has been spending thell
week with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hudson.
The program at the New Century |
Club Wednesday evening was in |
charge Of Mrs Ralph Baker who
gave as her program the folks
songs to be given by the vocal class !
of adult education which will be in
the pageant at Seaford Monday
night.
Ex-COngressman and Mrs. HOus-
ton returned from Washington last
Saturday Immediately after the in
sugural ceremonies and have open
ed their home on East Market
street. Mr.. Houston will resdmG Gthel
practice of law. ~ s7isITY0E
Robert II. Burton of Robbins, EtlIiB
is under medical treatment
in the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. He
is the brother of Mrs. Sallie Waga-
mon of Georgetown. '-'-'- '--
Miss Millie Roach of GeergetuwHI
who was Representative r. G. Hogs-
IONS stenographer during his 'teflhs
In Congress. has accepted a position
as clerk in the Agricultural Depart
nent at Washington. b
Floyd Hurley of Milton who fer-
nerly resided in Georgetown is e&-
one dollar note dated Jan
nary l, 1857. which was issued by
he Farmers Bank. The note was
Ound several years ago by Mr.. Hur-
ey while he was engaged in remOd-
ling an old building at Milton and
With II were also found three silver
lOllars. The old note bears the sig
nature of Andrew C. Gray, who was
he father of the late Judge George {
Tray and president of the Farmers
Bank at that time.
"Pitty Sing" a valuable pet cat, I
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. John X. I
died this week at the age {
f l6 years.
Mrs. Louisa Roach spent the week t
nd in Washington with her daugh- a
er, Miss Millie Roach and attended /
be inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson and a
hildren and Miss Catherine Hitch {
MS of Philadelphia spent the week. b
nd with relatives here.
Attorney Frederick p. Whitney isl j.
Ow occupying offices at the rear of a
he Court House. adjoining Green's v
estaurant. having moved from the f,
ussex Republican Building. q
Mrs. Omar L. Jones has been i'll
the Wesley NJ. L. parsonage since q
st Saturday when she sustained N
svere bruises in fall down the X
sllar steps at her home. Fortu al
ately no bones were broken.
Mrs. Walter Wyatt has been quite Sc
for several days. = = h