Delaware gazette and state journal., 1896-07-23
MANY VISITORS At REHOBOTR
More People There Now Ths n
Ever Before.
HOTELS LITERALLY PATRONIzED
Nearly All of the Cottages
Occupied.
n. B. Mum, William n. Royce and Tho
W. Tunnel Elected Members of the Board
of Town mmissioners-Eiection or Fred
Kunsmau as Tax Collector.

Kunsman as Tax Collector.
Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
Rehoboth, July p. AT the election
held Saturday III. b. Mum of Wash
ington, William Il, Boyee of George.
town and Ebe W. Tunnel of Lewes
were elected commissioners and Fred
kunsman of Rehoboth was elected tax
collector. The board now comprises
Commodore W. n. Shock and Mr.
Mum of Washington, Thomas B. Smith
of Wilmington. E. j. Morris and Mr..
Tunnell of Lewes, James L. Hooper OF
Baltimore and Mr.. Boyce OF George
town. 1t contemplates Opening streets
and making other improvements.
There are more people here now than
during any previous season. All the
cottages, except two or three, are occu-
pied and at the hotels and boarding
houses there are arrivals daily. The
Hotel Henlopen was literally patron
lied Sunday and at the Douglass House
there we're only two vacant rooms. The
dances at these hotels Saturday even
ing were largely attended.
Large congregations attended the
services held Sunday. Bishop Cole
man offcated in All Saints Church,
both morning and evening, and the
Rev. Mr.. Clarkson of Baltimore
preached in Scott Church in the morn
ing. Services were held on the beach
in the evening.
Mrs. Powers and family of Kansas
City are occupying tine Scott cottage.
DR.. James I. Thompson and family
and Or. 9. 8. Pepper and family of
Philadelphia are occupying. the Man
ming and kunsman cottages, respec-
lively. =
Miss Fisher and party of Denton,
Mrs. A. S. Woolley and family OF Sea-
ford, Prof o. Duncan Yocum and fam
lily of Millville. N. j., Prof. Walter
Sparklin and family Of Lewes and Mrs.
II. A. Davidson and family of Phila.
delphia are. occupying cottages on the
camp grounds.
Mrs John W. Jolls of Middletown
has been visiting the family of the
Rev. R. H. Adams, D. D.
Miss Blanche Armstrong Of Middies
town is visiting the family of~'Dr. r.
B. Mckee.
Frank Pitcairn of Harrisburg and
Miss Horner of Baltimore are visiting
the family Of the Rev. DR.. Wiedeman.
Clifford Pyle OF Wilmington is visit
ing his brother, Howard Pyle.
Miss Stowe of Baltimore is the guest
of Mrs. Levering.
Bishop Coleman has been the guest
of Charles S. Horn. .
The Rev. Mr.. Clarkson of Baltimore
is the guest of James E. Hooper.
The recent hotel arrivals are as fol.
lows: ID
Douglass House--Miss Emily M.
Pennewif!. Dover; George H. Elliott,
Wilmington; @. G.. Fisher and Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. H. Forsythe, Philadelphia
Mrs. 9. W. Garther, Howard county,
Md. Mrs. j. d. Wilhelm, Cookesyille,
Md. !; Mrs. jim. Delashuptt, Mrs. j,
=. Ridgely and Miss s. 4. yelling,
Lisbon, Md. /; Miss Katie r. Burton
and Miss Clara r. Burton, Georgetown
Mrs. N. @. Royston, Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Ferguson. Wilmington
Miss Ethel Ross and B. L. Ross, Sea-
ford; Bradford Murphey, Dover; Geu.
Henry II: Lockwood. U. s.. A., Mr..
and Mrs. William B. Orme, Miss Orme
and James B. Orme, Washington; S.
Dover; NJ ISIS Elizabeth L. Willis, Mil
Mrs. j. ]. Ross, Seaiord; ]. Z. lie
SolhPbos 1his anu MTS.
Charles Q. Conley, Philadelphia
Frank NJ. Jones. Georgetown; Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry W. Viven, Miss Alice Rust,
Miss Margaret StradIey, H. G. Layton
and r. Reese Layton, Bridgeville
Thomas Pennington, Seaford Amos T..
Cole, Dover; George G. Massey, PhiIa-
delphia; Josiah Marvel, Wilmington
Ross II. Skillem, Philadelphia Herbert
N. Fell, Wilmington; Ebe W. Tmnneli
and DR.. W. p. Orr, Jr., Lewes; Miss
Dora West and Miss Margie Zinser,
Germantown Miss Mary Hearn, Mr..
and Mrs. George Hacker, Miss Laura
Skniff, Philadelphia; p. L. Lowe. New
York; George E. Vickers, Lewes; Mr..
Turner, Baltimore; Hon. Charles W..
Whitley, United States consu! at st.
Etienne, France.
Hotel Henlopen-Franklin Temple,
Cen. r. R. Kenney, Massey Boggs, Mrs.
n. N. Boggs and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas s. Clark, George A. Milling
ton and Mrs. Rowan, Dover; S. S.
Pennewill, Greenwood; E. A. Van
Trump. Jr., and Mrs. Harry Curlett,
Wilmington; Mrs. George P. Fisher,
Jr., Mrs. Ella Fisher. Miss. Ethel
Fisher, George F. Fisher and Miss Ida
Fisher, Chicago; Charles G. Fisher,
Milford; j. D. Mearns, Baltimore; j..
E. Kirk and NJ. Fl. Vandegrift, Pbila-
delphia; W. H. Tunis, Clayton; Mr..
and Mrs. II. M. Schooley and Mrs. O.
q. Allen, Washington; Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Lloyd, Wilmington: George
D. Truitt and George G. Kerr, Milford
Mrs. l.. I. Fisher, Hannibal, Mo. I; e.
S. Turpin, Maryland; Mrs. r. G. Hill
and Miss Mary Donovan, Redden
George W. Mccullough, Wilmington
W. A. Scott, Townsend; ]. q. Stuckett
and A. N. Sutton, ST. Georges; John
Hutton, A. F. Steptoe, James H. Jones
and Pusey Jones. Wilmington; Alexan-
der B. Cooper, New Castle; William
J. Thoroughgood, Georgetown; F. J.
Hunt, Reading, Pa. Charles F. Rich
ards, Georgetown: William Cannon.
Morristown; Col. E. T. Cooper, Dover.
Sent TO the AImshouse.
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