Milford chronicle., 1934-07-13
GEORGETOWN
Letters On Estates

following letters:
On the estate of Naomi V. Nor
ris of Georgetown Hundred 10 viii
liam J. Morris.
On, The estate of Ernest p. Fran
els of Little Greek Hundred, to
Marion A. Francis.
On the estate of William +. Dimes
of North West Fork Hundred to Da-
vid NJ. Dimes.
Eighty-fve prisoners are with
Sheriff Carey at the county iail.
Rev. Russell Wells Sapp, the new
NJ. p. minister assigned to George
town, preached his first sermon last
Sunday and the congregation seems
we'll pleased and gave him and his
family a welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Swain and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warrington
spent the Fourth at Rehoboth. and
at late hou' enjoyed u hot doggie
roast on the sand.
Divorce Actions
In Superior Court divorce DEGREES
nisi Fave been granted in the fol-
lowing cases: Charlotte l.. Stauffer
from George +. Stauffer. Everett f.
Willin ilom jane NJ. Willln, Helen
D. Collins from John Il. Collins,
M;nLn Frances Layfield from AL
bert Iayfield William II. Wilson
from Edith NJ. Wilson, Be:aie Nor
gan from Lee Morgan. Bertha Mae
Sweet from Martin f. Sweet, i;ye-
lyn Virginia COnwell from Henry
Ernest Conwell, Harry Gardner
McAllistcr from Mary Ann McAllis-
ter.
Aged II Sldent Dies
Mrs Naomi V. Morris, 81 years
cd. w'Gcw of James =. Morris |
died 1T her hcme here. Saturday at |
ternoon, June 80. Funeral services
were held Sunday afternoon at 1 p. |
m. at the NJ p. Church with inter
ment in Union cemetery. She is sur
Iived by three sons, Ben ;amin. of |
rear WilminStCp: Joshua of Cam
cen. N. j., and William J.. of vii
mingtOn.
TrlplrtS
A two year old Guernsey COW, Ow-
ned by Carroll l.. Parsons of this
town. gave birth to triples last
week at his farm near here. The
calves are all heifers and are nor
nal. but rather small. The size is a
small thoroughbred Jersey, owned
nv Paul Swain, uairyman. near here.
Il is very rare that cows give birth
to triplets. They are proving quite
a curiosity to persons throughout
the central section of Sussex.
Nee Fourth
Georgetown had very safe and
sane celebration of the Fourth of
July. Many decorated with flags and ,
most places of business were clos
ell; there were many visitors. but ,
both guest and host sought the cool /
ness of the seashOre. During the
day only a few firecrackers were :
the only reminder of the Fourth OF ,
July. No accidents were reported as l
due to fire works, and no serious
accidents. II
ks Nomination t
Lorenzo w. Birmingham of this \
cwn. has announced his candidacy I
'or the Democratic nomination fGr
sheriff of Sussex County. Mr. Brit O
inrham served as sheriff from jan
larry 1881 until January 1888: hav \
ng Teen elected for two years at q
he November elections 81 1880. At n
he time of mis- election he was d
esident of the Sixth lieprest ntative
Jie,,ict and lived at Loves Cross C
Il ads. There are two other candi- e
I1tcs i'm the field for the nomination, "
'haile c. James of Ocean View and a
'harles Rodney of Laurel. Others N
re expected 10 be in the race with
n the next two or three weeks; ac- u
ording to some of the county work L
rs. Edward Y. Baker. of Selbyville, =,
'hO recently announced his candi- -
ecy for the Democrats nomination :" q,
jr Recorder of Deeds, has dcclded ".
} file for the nomination for Clerk -
+ the Peace. Captain John r. Esk- 80
dge and Frank G. Dawson, both Of =.
eaford. have filed for the Office of ~
le Recorder of Deeds on the Dem IN
cratic ticket. Both are active in the On
emocratic party. Dawson being a an
ember of the Sussex County Exec w
i've Committee. an
The Sinclair OIL Company last av
eek opened thei" new service sta he
On opposite the b lex Hotel on the
te recently occupied by the hard an
are store of Hd Icy Conway. The at
w station will he under the man
ement of Ralpa NJ. Richardson. Mr.
le building was erected at APP ne
oximate cost of $1,000; most OF DR.
F. work being done By Out-of town las
with the exception OF tar
bert p. Croll wac did the cement an,
,rk. Thackery and Palmer Of Mil ant
e did the plumbin" and the rest frs
the work was done by Whining bro
I and Dover contractors. MIR
Miss Elva Warrington and Miss Hill
Try Lillian Davis attended the Ma A
nal Educational Association meet not
IS i'm Washington, ID. .. tlm
William Wilson. his son william Sht
4 wife and children of GloVers-
lie. N. j., nave been visiting rela- dau
es here.
Sen Wagamon, Jr.. has gone TO eht
mn Rodney on the Chesapeake 81
Y for two weeks. i"y
iiss Emma Swain of Smyrna Is y
ring a weeks vacation here with anu
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George E. cue
ain.
iiss Kate Hayes has returned O.
m a lengthy visit with friends IN ' r.
timore. Md. hon
IRIS. .Cathrall Smith of Atlanta, nf,a
has been the guest of her par s sn,e
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward See this also