Milford chronicle., 1933-03-31

Register oil Wits FRANK IL. JOSep
has the past week issued the fol
lowing letters:
On the estate of Clara B. Rust, o
Broadkiln Hundred, to Harry L
Rust.
On the estate of Ernest w. Cord
rey, of Gumboro Hundred, to Altol
D. Cordrey.
On the estate of William ]. Smith
of Little Greek Hundred, to Starri'
S. Smith.
On the estate of Ella II. Jacobs
of North West Fork Hundred, tt
Phillip Price Jacobs.
On the estate of Annie L. Bell, o
Little Creek Hundred, to Miles w
Bell.
There are 67 prisoners now in tho
count Jail here in care OF Sherif
Carey.
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son has the past week issued the fol
lowing marriage licenses: to Daniel
J. Murray and Alice Il. Carey, botll
of Selbyville, Del; to Arley B. Jack
son and Sarah Morris, both of Mills
bOro, Del.
Frank Millman at his home near
town in the Redden district one day
last week shot and killed large
chicke hawk, which had just caught
a black bird. He killed the bird also
with the same shot.
Georgetown New Century CLUB
visited Wyoming Club last Friday as
Inxr MunU UnpSfg I1Sl
Friday went along and carried an
interesting program. -,
DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hudiburg viii
shortly move from their Market
street residence to the Hinman
property on South Bedford street.
We wish them success in their new
location.
Mrs. Mary Ward, of Laurel, DEL
MIR. and Mrs. Miles Bell of Washing
ton, d. c., were visitors ul town FIJI
day with Mrs. William Kitchens.
Little Gladys Carey, daughter oil
Sheriff Martin o. Carey, was thrown
against the front seat of the car by
a sudden stop and cut her lip very
badly. This is the third accident Ill
the sheriff's family during the week.
Miss Edith Warrington entertained
her bridge club Thursday night ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Elton Walls, second prize to Edna
Barr. First prize to Miss Alice
Lynch.
Mrs. Bessie Hudson entertained
her vridge club OH Thursday even
in.
Constable Fred Rust informs us
that he lost his OvercOat. Don't
worry Fred spring is here.
About 200 rabbits, 400 quail ana
400 pheasants were liberated Ill dll-
ferent parts of the State by the Del
aware Fish and Game Commission,
during the past week, according TO
former Governor Robert p. Robin
son. president of the commission.
Mayor John Abbott, who has been
i'll at his home on Albury avenue
has greatly improved to the satls-
faction of his many friends here
and it is hoped he will soon be ut
his office again in few days.
On last Saturday evening the
dance which was given by the
Grangers at their hall here was
well attended and thoroughly enjoy
ed. Mr.. Asa Reynolds was chairman
of the affair. The first dance was SO
successful that the committee prob
ably will have q series of dances |
this spring.
Mrs. Florence Barr was given |
birthday party at the home oil her
son. Courtland Barr, in FOlcroft, |
Pa, last Saturday evening. Many |
guests were there from near Fol
croft, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Acker-
man and Elmer Calhoun, of Milford,
Del; Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr ana
Pauline Godfrey of this town. Mrs.
Barr will return to her home here
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace l.. Carmean
and son, of North Bedford street,
are expecting in few days to move
to Knowles Cross Roads, and VIII
occupy with Mrs. Ida Tyndall her
property at that place.
Mrs. Martha ]. Short, of South
Bedford street, ON Monday observed
her S2nd birthday anniversary.
st. Paul's Church school will hold
q bake at Blackstone's drug store
on Saturday, April 1st, at II a. M.
Mr.. Warrington's home room will
hold a bake Saturday, April list, at
Mrs. Glcnuic Walls store at 1880
a. M, for the benefit of the curtain
fund for the Georgetown high school.
Mrs. John !. Short, of this town,
Oh Tuesday last underwent an op-
grafton in Delaware Hospital, Will
mington. Her condition is reported
favorable for speedy recovery.
Miss Olive Carey, daughter oil
Sheriff and Mrs. Martin o. Carey,
was operated upon for appendicitis
N the Beebc Hospital at Lewes, Sat-
Irday night. We are glad to state
Ter condition is favorable for a
speedy recovery.
James O'Hara, aged 55 years, died
March Is, 1888, at his home in Will
nington. Funeral and interment took
,lace ON Monday in Camden, N. j. {
lie is survived by his wife, who was
ormerly Miss Dorsey Hail. of this
own. and two children. S