Milford chronicle., 1907-01-04
BOWERS.

VIM. Cohee moves from Mrs. E. Cam
nar,e farm TO a farm owned by Walter
Camper. and Benz Martin, of Bowers,
will occupy the farm vacated by Gomez,
and VIM. Wicutts, of Harrington, VIII
move to the house vacated by Martin
Samuel Morris, who owns a house at
Bowers, has removed to near Rising sun.
Geo. w. Flach, owner of the Beach
Hotel property, has removed to Laurel
Springs. n. j., where he has purchased a
fine property. Mr.. Flach will not vacate
his residence here, but will keep it intact
for a summer home.
Horace Pugh's family have removed to
Mr.. Pugh's farm above Dover. Mr. Pugh !
will continue as proprietor OF the Beach
Hotel until his lease expires.
Chas. Marker, the contractor, has start
cd to erect new tenant house for Geo
". Each on the lot recently vacated by
VIM. King.
Among recent visitors to Bowers were
Mr.. and Mrs David Humphreys oil
Philadelphia; Alex. Fleming, OF Phila-
delphia; Miss Elsie Wyatt, OF Philadel-
phia.
Jacob Seagrist has been entertaining
friends from Philadelphia. Miss Anna
Scott of Camden, n. j., and Mr. and
Mrs Tarburton, of Little Creek, have
heen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
80 of Powers Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Gambler have been entertaining friends
from Philadelphia. Mr.. Gambler is meet
inc with mucn success with the general
store he lately opened on the Murderkill
front. ..
Several candidates are trying to secure
the appointment as oyster revenue col
lactor and there is no better candidate
in the field than David Phillips, OF near
Bowers. Mr.. Phillips is receiving the sup
mort of everybody in this section lrrespec-
tive of party, and if he secures the APP
pointmeAt. will without doubt prove to
3 he an efficient officer.
During the past two years the appoint
ment of oyster police for Bowers have
been given to parties that do not live here
and if our oysters are to be properly
guarded the police should be appointed
{ from Bowers, so as to be near to prevent
+ violations of the oyster laws. Mr.. Ihos
o Short is candidate for oyster police
and the position cannot be gwen TO
L more suitable person. Mr.. Short Is al
a FISHERMAN himself and has full know
81 LEDGE of the oyster laws and would pre-
= vent all violations.
'e The Steamer John P. Wilson has dis
II continued her trips for the winter, Thl
De hos been a very successful season for TN
" handsome steamer.
u The Steamer Frederick made her las
I'll trip to Philadelphia on Tuesday aud re
" turned Wednesday night.
gu Now that the boats have stopped run
re ming we have two months or more t
81 slrmber without having our rest broke
an nv the noise of passing teams and tn
On blowing of the steamers whistles. W
have no work, and part OF us must Nv
~ IN the interest of our debts or on II
rs money we worked so hard for (tor abo'
les two weeks of the oyster season. We a
ef have our cellars full of coal. Our por
OF barrels are full of pork Our chicken cool
Fs are full of chickens. When the CHECKER
law we go buy two eggs worth OF coff'
RS or SMEAR. so for the next two months o.
cd Roreas can crack his whip and come raj
en- come snow or come shine, we can eat al
Tee sleep and exist without partaking OF al
salvation Army dinners.
~ Bowers has not got colored citize
III and we do not think there is anoth
Ia Mace in Delaware of this size, that CT
Of boast of having no colored population
Try Can't Geo. Farrow has resigned as ca
ms tain of the Oyster Protective Associate
by guard boat Protector" and Capt chi
no Simpson has been appointed his succ'
sor.
Howard Purnell has returned from
oyster grounds.
ate Geo Daisy is now occupying the G
ca, taqe he recently purchased on W. MI
nd derkill Ave. George says, 81 wor
Tor rather be inside looking out than to
ms outside looking in" especially when
ed, weather is lowering around zero
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