Milford chronicle., 1914-08-14
sEAFoRD

While returning from a ball game
Tuesday afternoon a pet dog belonging
to Miss Jane Donoho was run over by
an automobile. Miss Donoho ran out
into the road and picked the animal up
with the intention of carrying it to the
doctor when the dog savagely bit her
arm. She was compelled 10 drop it and
90 to a physician for her own injuries.
Alvin Marvel who suffered a severe
fall at the Capital Hotel, Dover, a few
weeks ago has returned from the Will
mingtOn hospital and Is getting along
as we'll as can be expected.
Mrs. Lydia Pennington, widow of the
late Harry c. Pennington, who since
his death has been residing in Middle
ton, will return to Seaford the first of
the year and occupy the late w. NJ.
Ross property on High Street.
The infant daughter of Albert COlli-
son and wife died at the home of the
latter's father, James Huston, Thurs
day morning. Interment was make in
the Odd Fellows Cemetery Friday after
noon.
A straw ride composed of young peo-
pie from Laurel. spent Friday evening
in town at the James Adams Theatre.
c. c. Thompson, William Chipman.
Nathaniel ConOway, Jr., and Elmer
Hold were arraigned before Judge W.
H. Thorne Friday evening charged with
driving an automobile without license. I
They were fined SO and costs.
Nearly four hundred people went
down the river on the steamer Tan .
gier' which was chartered by Mt. Oil !
vet Sunday School Saturday afternoon. 1
The trip was a most enjoyable one.
Preparations are already being made I
by the boys CT the High School for I
their foot ball season. The boys have 1
been asked to practice early so as to |
get in good shape by the last of Sep
-ember.
George Walters. coored was SER
ouly bitten on the right arm, Saturday
light while passing a team, which was
litched close to the pavement in front
# Eoole's store.
William H. Stevens. owner of the
'eaford News, this town died after
illness of several months at
us summer home at Ocean City. NJ. D.,
sunday afternoon. The body was
rought to SeafOrd early Monday morn
lg and interment made in Odd Fellows
Jasper DIckersOn, a prosperous farmer
wing on the NanticOke River about
lree miles below here died late Satur-
ay night. q
Waller Donoho spent part of the week I
Ocean City.
Miss Grace Boulden. of Wilmington,
visiting DR.. and Mrs. j. c. Knowles. f
Mrs. Fannie Nicholson and children. :
Baltimore. are visiting her sister,
iss Willie Robinson.
Mrs. George Stewart, of Philadelphia.
visiting relatives here.
Miss Mary Finley, of Portsmouth. is
sitting her grandmother, Mrs. Fields.
The many friends of Frank P. Daw-
n, of this town, are urging his nomi-
ltion for coroner Of Sussex County.
The oyster packing firms are making
operations to begin business in Sep
mber. The houses are undergoing
-tensive Improvements and the differ -
t firms are anticipating a busy season.
Greenabaum Bros, and Z C. Ross
We their factories in shape to begin
e pack of tomatoes which will be a
rye one this year.
There is some talk of another large
house being built here. 1t is said
at it will be built along the railroad
acks so as to be able to ice cars easily.
Moore Camp. one of the largest and
st in the State opens this Friday and
)usands are expecting to attend dur
the season. Arrangements have
en- made with the Railroad Company
stop all trains at the camp with the
eeption Of the express trains.
The yacht IS j. Cooper" of Sharp-
vn ran excursions from here to Sharp