Milford chronicle., 1904-04-15
OCEAN VIEW.

Arbor Day was observed in our town, aud
several trees set out around the school
ground and the sidewalk Of the Presbyterian
Church.
The marriage OF Cove bennett, ofthis town,
and Miss May Bennett,o of Roxana, will be sol.
emnized in the Roxana Church on Wednes-
day at p. m. A reception at the home OF
the bride on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gustus Bennett, parents Of the groom, will
give an old-fashioned second-day wedding,
which will be very elaborate affair. The
happy couple will spend the summer months
at Annapolis.
Mrs. Belinda Williams Johnson, a niece OF
w. L. w. Williams, of this place, and wife of
Capt. Isaac Johnson,of Philadelphia, died
suddenly Of pneumonia at the home OF her
brother, Charles B. Williams, of Philadelphia,
on March 25th. Her remains were brought
down and inferred in the st. Georges Gem
etery. Those who accompanied the remains
beside her husband, were: C b. Williams.
wife and soAs, Mrs. Harrison, Alfred q. Tun-
nell and wife. Frank H. West and wife, and
Mrs. Mary Townsend. Her only child, Prof
Everett johnson, of Newark, was very III in
a hospital at Baltimore, but insisted on seeing
his mother once more. So accompanied by
his wife he arrived in Philadelphia only TO
see her dea1 face: and instead or following
her remains to their last resting place, he was
carried Iback to the hospital where he will
undergo an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tunnel Cham erIaip. who
attended the funeral OF her brother. Cant
Henry NJ. Tunnel, just six weeks before and
the last time she was ever in church, died on
March 2Sth,at her home near B Biackwater.
She was daughter OF Captain James NJ. Tun-
NELL and for several years has been one Of
main ones in keeping up services ia the
old Blackwater church of which her husband
George Chamberlain, isthe only living elder. |
There never was more sickness in our town /
than at the present time. Mrs. &. W. Tun- |
nell has been very III with la grippe, also,
Mrs. James NJ. Evans. In fact, scarcely
family has escaped that dreadful malady.
Engineer Charles X. Beers, son of Captain
and Mrs. s. Il. Beers, who was suddenly AT
lacked with hiccoughs on his boat at Boston
and sent from there to Philadelphia, and was
here treated by DR.. G. II. West. formerly of
his town;but after the hiccoughs was stapped
le was taken to a private hospital to 90 under
IN operation for appendicitis, which was very
uccessful; and as soon as possible he came
lown to his parents home in this town for
uiet and rest; but for the past week has been
uhering with sick stomach ard hiecoughs.
lis wife and children arrived last SATURDAY..
treat sympathy is felt for his family.
George I. West,whO is suherii with can
err has been very III for the past week.
Frederick Evans, Of Philadelphia, visited {
slatives in town last week.
Mrs. Isaac H. Evans, who spent the winter &
lth her children in Philadelphia, is now
lth her deughter Mrs. Emma West.
AT the last NJ. E. Conference, Ocean View
as made station to ITSELF and Rev. Nj. ?
rahame and family now have their home 1
our town. parsonage will probably be +
lit some time during the summer. 4
Mrs. Irwin Smith, OF Georgetown. was the =
lest OF her brother Cornelius Waples. last
eek.
q. W. Tunnel, Jr., OF PHILADELPHIA. spent
lster with his parents.
Prof f. Belts sOfAnnArundeI of Academv.and
hn Water student; also Edmund James.
Delaware College, spent Easter at home.
Dr.. PenrOd, of Washington, and editor of .
little paper to be edited AT Bethany Beach
Is summe "rhe Bethany Herald" is hay-
cottage put up for the summer
ir. aud Mrs. Addy are expected TO take
arge OF their cottage this month. te
i W. Tunnell school at Cedar Grove closes al
$ week ArtASrIc IL,