Milford chronicle., 1934-11-02
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates


has the past week issued the follow
ing letters:
On the estate Of Isaac F. ConawaJ
of Seaford hundred to James r
Conoway, Harriet B. Knowles and
Euniee X. Tull.
q On the estate of Joshua A. Smart
of Seaford hundred to Aleck j
Smart.
On the estate of George L. Wheat
ley of Broad Creek hundred to The
Sussex Trust Company.
On the estate of Elizabeth G. Wro-
ten of Broad Greek hundred to Clar-
ence f. Wharton.
On the estate of David NJ. Bryan
of Broad Greek hundred to Anna NJ.
Bryan.
= On the estate of John C. Wiltbank
OF Broadkiln hundred to Lizzie p.
Wiltbank.
On the estate of Hannah J. Steel
OF Lewes and RehOboth hundred to
Leverty Steel.
On the estate of Maria M. Kinder
of SeafOrd hundred to John j. Kin
der and William II. Brown.
On the estate of Margaret +. Cot
trell of Millville. N. j., to Edward
". Cottrell
On the estate of George f. West
of DagsbOrO hundred to Annie West.
On the estate of /. II. Morgan of
Broad Greek hundred 10 Horace B.
Morgan.
Marriage Licenses
Clerk of the Peace Frank w. Law
son issued marriage licenses to Her
man Hall and Esther Richards, both
of DagsborO. Del. and to Harold Fos-
ter Wilson of Georgetown, and Anna
Rae LarrimOre of Bridgeville, Del
Ninety-tve prisoners are in the
County Jail.
Our markets are well supplied
with oysters from the nearby beds
and are of the finest kind.
Sussex farmers have saved one of
the best crops of corn fodder they
have grown for several years.
Odd Fellows Install Officers
Over one hundred Odd Fellows
from all parts of the State attended
the installation of the new officers
Of the Union Lodge No. 3, /. 0. 0. f.,
last week. Mr.. BurkhOlder gave a
splendid address Immediately fol-
lowing the installation Miss EVELYN |
Humphries of DagsbOrO, entertained
with songs and dancing, and music |
was furnished by Jimmy Legates and |
his orchestra.
Officers of Barry Rebekah Lodge
No. Is, wOmen's branch of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows were
installed Tuesday night of last week,
and il was also fine social hour
that followed.
Big Oyster Roast
Approximately $500 persons from
lower Delaware attended an oyster
roast last week at the home of
Charles Henry wilkins, a mile east
OF Georgetown, at which most of the
Ctate and County candidates on the |
Democratic ticket were present LII
Lee Layton of Dover presided and /
introduced several of the State can /,
didates. who spoke briefly on the !
policies of the administration. More
than 100 bushels of oysters were |
provided, and many from the c. &. c. !
camps were present.
Wedding
Miss Anna Rust and Ira Pettyjohn !
were married Sunday, Oct. 21st, 1884,
a! the home of the brides brother,
Ebe Rust. in Georgetown, by Rev.
Russell Sapp of the Georgetown N.
p. Church. Miss Anna Mae Swain.
a student of the WOman's Colle@e of
Delaware, granddaughter of 'he
groom. and Miss Jeanette Rust of
niece of the Lride. .
stood up with the couple. Only the
family were pres ant.
When the bride and groom arrived
at their home. they were surprised
10 find large group of their friends {
assembled for an informal reception.
Mr.. PettyjOhn is Il retired railroad
man. In the near future Mr. and :
Mrs. Petiyjuhn are planning we'd ,
ding trip to New York City.
Mrs. Elton Wood has moved into
he Louder lIearn property, North
Bedford street, lately vacated by ;
Anthony Hudson, Jr
Miss Helen Macklin is having her !
new home renovated prior to its oc
,upatiOn; the house was the home
lf the late Arthur Hart. :
Mr.. and Mrs. |. ID. Short, Miss Mol
ly Hamilton, DeK NJ. VamValken-
burg and Caleb Wright motOred to
Iew Haven, Conn, last Saturday and .
attended the ialeB Brown football I
came. /
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