Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1896-08-07

three rousing sermons preached and was
well attended and splendid order kept II
will hold over this coming Sunday. The
town people attend in crowds
Edward Bailey is suffering with sore
foot caused from a fall on the beach =
Capt. James Alexander Lark. captain of
that very large and powerful tug, VIM
H. Sewell, of Philadelphia, in company
with his wife. gave Milton and Lewes a
very welcome visit and also the campmeet-
ing the first of this week via Lewes. James
was born and raised here and when but a
boy began boating on the Delaware and
by degrees has risen to tug boat fame
Captain Lank is considered one of the best
from Borden Town to the Capes of Della
ware 1t is said by many that James
knows the business by heart
Many of the readers will remember the
Jones and Jennie West romance in March,
1906 The following came to the post
master here on Monday of this week
GENERAL DELIVERY. PHILA., AUG. z. !
Postmaster of Milton, DELFT you
have the Philadelphia Item of this date
please read the article headed Jennie West
Again" and will not have to write you so
much Now if VIM. w Jones still lives
in your city. who sometime in March 'o5
married Jennie West at Camden, N II
wish you would so inform me by postal
card Il will have to beg you to do this
as am without cent of money! and if
satd Vim. w. Jones is dead wish you
would ascertain the exact day and date of
his death and inform me- Do this please
in the interest of justice. While | wish
the man Jones no harm. yet, IF he is
lead" hope his death occurred before
Oct. II, 1895, this being the date mar
led her under the name of Jennie R. Lind,
20 that no charge of bigamy can be pre-
erred against her. For OH | love her so
much, notwithstanding all she has caused
ne to suffer. If by any chance she should
ONE to Milton | wish you let me know.
Ion't believe she is morally bad. but what
have learned of her in the last few days
hows me that she is mentally weak.
,indly aid me in getting the above infor-
nation and may God bless you for it,
Yours Truly,
ARTHUR c. EVERETT.
David Maui. of Lewes, visited VIM. w.
iaull, his brother, last Friday -Prof John
) Robinson, with Sanders & Stayman,
baltimore, made business trip to Milton
'uesday.-Rev. S 6. Snepp reports one 1
Months genuine pleasure in Canada He
.turned last Saturday and has with re-
ewed energy taken up his work. Miss
lame Atkins, of Wilmington, Del, (niece
f the writer arrived here for a season
hursday.-Mrs Lydia Fowler and daugh- 2
r, of Chester. is the guest of Mr. and
.rs. Jacob Coffin -Arehy Lingo, of Trim
Y, Del, are visiting at the home of VIM. a,
7. Mason.-Mrs Emma Prettyman, of re
is visiting her home in Mil &,
n-R. Davis Carey has been down see. 6:
6 after his business affairs Capt. VIM =
Mcgee is with his family Capt
has mcgee ana Iamllyi OF fnladel-
Tia spent the first of this week with L
rs Lydia Mcgee and daughter Since N
e death of Capt. Champion Capt Me-
e conducts the ship broker business
one Andrew Davidson is home from
S steamer that runs from Wilmington - III
rs Mary Barrett, of Philadelphia, was a
sitor at Mrs James divers the first of n
e week.-M Miss Maggie Warren. one of
estimable young ladies has
ent very pleasant season for the past
EEK at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wise
'arren, North Milton Rev G R.
odge and family spent Thursday of this
EEK at Rehoboth @. w. A