Milford chronicle., 1939-04-28

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L Unknown farmer near Concord, an
had been i'll since Christmas.
Cyrus Hatfield, Jr., has accepted
position as bOokkeeper with a firm il
> HaddOnfield, N. J.
Miss Louise Fleetwood, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fleetwood
of near SeafOrd, has been employed
by the Crystal Service, Inc, restaur'
ant and confectionery establishment
on Market street.
Charles b. Stevenson, Sr., widely
known Market street business man.
is confined TO his home on South
Race street, suffering from a Sc
we're attack of rheumatism.
Mrs. Addie Adkins, for many years
a resident of Salisbury, Md. but who
has been employed here for the past
twenty years, is visiting relatives at
her former home city.
Several Georgetown residents at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Bernie
Holland, widow of DR.. Ebe Holland,
in Berlin, Md, on Wednesday of last
week. Mrs. Holland died of heart
trouble on Monday. She was sister
of the late Harry NJ. Vickers, and the
late Mrs. Harry f. Hudson of this
city. Mrs. Effie Calhoun Vickers,
widow of Harry NJ. Vickers, of this
city, made her home with her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Holland. for many
years.
Mrs. Clara Green is i'll with la
grippe at her home on North Rail-
road avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Pettyjohn ,
who for some time have been occu- /
plying the Patterson property on
West Market street, have moved to .
the former home OF ex-senator Har-
ry Anderson on West Market street.
Mrs Nellie Walker of Jenkin-
town, Pa, is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs George A. Mel
son, on East Market street.
Robert Kephart, East Pine street,
who for some time has been en-
1loyed by the Sussex county branch
Of the State Highway Department,
mas purchased the grocery store of
HOratio 5. Macklin, corner of East
Pine street and South Railroad ave-
hue.
MIR. and Mrs. John Abbott, living
about two miles southwest of here,
are the proud parents of baby
girl.
Mrs r. w. Morris, of Baltimore,
Md, has been spending few days
With her son-in-law and daughter,
Dr.. and Mrs. Aubrey e. SmOOt on
iorth Race street.
Mrs. Coda Hastings. Of Harring-
on, has been visiting her mother,
lrs. Georgeanna McGee, on Albury
venue.
Nutter Marvel, Jr, l3-year-old son
f Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel. West
Iarket street, who has been in the
efferson Hospital. Philadelphia, for
reatment for blood poison of the
and as a result of sticking nail
n it on Easter Sunday. is slowly re-
Overing.
Miss Mildred Knox, operator at
he local telephone exchange, who
as beea confined to her home be-
ause of illness, is rapidly recover
lg. =
Mrs. Florence L. Joseph, wife of
ormer Register of Wills and also ,
primer Representative Frank l.. JOS
phi, West Laurel street, who has
cen seriously i'll with pneumonia,
5 recovering. ,
A. p. Townsend, corner King and
larket streets, who recently was
etired by the Pennsylvania Railroad
'Ompany as freight and passenger ,
gent here, after q years service at
he local station, has been succeeded
Y Mr.. Peets, of CherretOn, Va. who
nth his family, will move to ,
about June. a
Coroner Lewis Lathbury, of near +
Dagsboro. who was peppered with !
hot in the right arm by Howard =
lelson, friend, while Nelson was 4,
hooting rats at his home a few days
go is recovering from the wounds
lr. Lathbury is reported to have
topped in front of the firearm just
5 it was being discharged. Some
ears ago Mr. Lathbury lost his left
rm as a result of a cunning acci-
ent.
Theodore Jester has accepted
Osition with Oscar b. King, mer-
lant. East Cedar and KINNEY
reefs.
Work of clearing the debris of the 4
20, 900 fire which destroyed Hud-
ms Bakery, Inc. owned and Oper-
ed by Anthony L. Hudson on
pril 6, is under way. II is under
ood that the bakery will be great
enlarged and will have almost
,uble the capacity. Work on the
w building will be rushed as rap
ly as possible so as to he in read
ess for the late spring and sum
Pr trade. The latest machinery
IN be installed, 1t is understood,
ID when completed it will be the
0st modern bakery on the Delmar-
Peninsula. 1t is stated that the
kerry may, in time. engage in the
ke and cracker baking business
30. While no estimate as to the
IT of the new industry can be
lde at this time, it is believed that
will be another $4,000 enterprise.
,. Hudson, it is understood, has not
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