Delaware gazette and state journal., 1897-07-08
REHOBOTH.
Tho season Opened with Very Bright
Prospects.

Tho season Opened with Very Bright
Prospects.
Special Correspondence II Gazette aud Journal
Rehoboth. July mo season at Re-
honoth opened with brighter prospects,
than the present one. Trains have been
coming here since tho middle Ut June,
but eottagers arrived previous to that
Vine. The Douglass ana boarding
house were opened in May. This years
enrly arrivals exceed those Of any pre-
ceding year.
I, 4 Many improvements have been made
aiuue last season. Cottages have been
huilt as follows. By George A. Cox OF
Fairmou1t, Nd, ON Rehuboth avenue
opposite the Dick cottage; by the Rev.
81 J. Cochran OF Williston, Nd, adj
ioininG Mr. Cox's cottage; by William
j.. Thproughgood of Georgetown, adj
Joining the Dick cottage; by a. W
Dick, near the railroad station by ID.
Il. Townsend, ad joining Mr.. Dicks now
cottage; by DR.. j. 4. Thompson of
Philadelphia, adjoining the Townsend
cottage; by Il. A. Black OF Dover, on
Delaware avenue near the ocean; by
the Rev. d. II. Corkran OF Lewes, ad-
Joining Mr.. Blacks cottage; by W. II.
Ridgeway Of Dover, on Surf avenue,
near the Bright House sits; by William
NJ. Denney OF Dover, I. j. Pylv OF Bal
timore and William II. Bovaru and DR..
p. i. Pepper OF Philadelphia, on Mary.
land avenue. These cottages will be occu
pied this season by their owners. The
cottages OF the following have been i'm
proved r. T. Waters and 4. q. Rud-
dell of Baltimore, Mrs Walraven Of Will
mingtnn and j. Dallas Marvl of
Laurel. The board walk has been re-
paired and the pavilion at the foot OF
Rehoboth avenue. which will be man
aged by Outten & Morris. has been
strengthened and repainted. The plat
| forms Mt the railroad station have been
wi6ened. Twelve rooms have been
aided to the Douglas House annex.
The Douglas 10 managed by Jefferson s.
Lofiand. The house contains barber
shop and telephone office, and is con-
| nected with the Rehoboth telegraph
office. The Hotel Henlopen was opened
last Monday by Joseph Fullmer of Will
mington. 1t has been greatly improved
and containn barber shop and tele-
/ graph office. The house has an excellent
orchestra, directed by Howard Webster
of Wilmington. DR.. Peter Cooper ol
Wilmington is physician at the Hen
| lUpen.
The following cottagers have arrived
Peter Chambers and family of Lewes,
the Rev. j. W. Poole ami family oi
Pennington, the Misses King, j. N.
Harman and family OF Wilmington,
Georgs NJ. Jones and family OF Dover,
Charles S. Beebe and family of Balti
more, Or. j. T. Thompson and family
Of Philadelphia, Mrs. Walruven anC
da,,o,htar ~ Niln,in1tnp Thnmna r.,
Ruddell and family of Baltimore Mr..
and Mrs. J. a. McCaulley of Whining
ton, W. ii. Ridgeway and family o
Dover, N. II. johnson and family o
Pennington, Mr.. llazell and family U
Dover, Samuel Riley of Wilmington
Il. A. Black and family Of Dover, Il. Il
Waters and family Of Baltimore
Howard Pyle and family Of Wilmington
Jamea Z. Hooper and family of Balti
more, David Mifilin and family o
Dover. Frank Conner and family o
Baltimore, II. B. NJ usser and family o
Lancaster, A. b. Gillespie and famil !.
Of Wilmington, the Rev. Il. Ii. Adams
ID. D., and family of Dover, DR.. Pete
! Cooper and family of Wilmington, W
, II. Walker and family Of Dover, A. S
Webster and family. Thomas B. Smitl
aud family j. b. Ritchie and family an,
Charles S. Horn and family Of Whining
ton, SUharleH NJ. Stieff aud family u
Baltimore, j. Dallas Marvil and famil
of Laurel l., l.. Layton and family
II. B., Mum and family of Washington
William NJ. Donney and family o
, Dover K. S. r. Butler and family @
! Wilmington, L. II. bradford and famil
I of Dover and Mr. Gassen and famil
| of Washington,