Milford chronicle., 1915-11-05
LEWES.

Lewes had one of the biggest Hal
lowe en- celebrations in its history on
Monday night The Junior Mechanics,
Red Men, and Boy Scouts took great in
terest in the celebration and was repre-
sented in the parade. Over one-hun-
dred decorated automobiles and floats
and more than one-hundred masquerad-
ers on foot was in the parade, and the
| Lewes Fire Department and the Chemi-
| cal engine was also in the parade.
Music was furnished by the Laurel and
Millsboro band. The parade formed at
the Pennsylvania depot at 3d. leaving
there about 8 O'Clock, paraded through
the principal streets. Two of the best
floats were those of w. H. Southards
and Carl Baylis. ALI the stores and
most of the dwellings was decorated for
the occasion.
The marriage of Miss Edith Burton,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burton
and Mr.. Franklin Irving Walls, son of
former State Senator, Edward G. Walls, |
of Smyrna, was Solemnized in the Lewes /
Methodist Church, on Wednesday, Nov. |
3rd, at l O'Clock. A reception was
held at the home of the brides parents,
Immediately after the wedding ceremony.
Mr. Walls is a popular young man through
out the State, and is the Wilmington
of the N. w. Halsey Co..
OF Philadelphia Stock Brokers.
The Queen. Esther Circle" had "a
Hallowe en- party in the old NJ. E Church
Hall on Monday evening.
Mrs. Riley Hart entertained the Rev.
o. z. Jones Sunday School Glass at her
home last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Lank
and Mrs. Hazard entertained with reci-
.ations. Refreshments of ice cream and
axe were served.
Frank w. Bevan, of Philadelphia, has /
AIKEN charge of the Hotel Rodney and a
expects to make it one of the best hos
eleries on the peninsula.
VIM. V. Sipple and party of friends :
rom Milford, have been on Lewes Beach
ishing. Some fine trout have been (
aught the past week, at the point of g
he Capes. 1t is great sport to catch 40
r so in an hour. "
W. {. Pelton will lecture to the mem
ers of Coolspring Grange at the Hall on y
saturday evening. Nov. 9th.
Governor Miller has appointed DR..
Iiram R. Burton, Harry V. Lyons and u
ohm P. Virden, of Lewes, delegates to u
ne Atlantic Deeper Waterways Associa-
on; meeting to be held at Savannah, W
IA, Nov, 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Lubker have been W
isiting in Philadelphia, have returned
ONE. W
William F. White, of West Virginia, b
visiting his mother, Mrs. Margaret h'
yhite at Nassau.
Capt. Atkins is spending a few days
ith his family here.
Mrs. Myers Pettyjohn has been to
for treatment has returned -.
)me much improved. az
John Prettyman and family from El- 70
ndale, visited his sister, Mrs George w
Prettyman on Sunday. *
Miss Elsie Smith. of Laurel, is spend ou
g several weeks with J Edward War an
1gton and family. N III
Mrs. Carl B. Baylis, entertained Mr. na m
ID Mrs. Robert Lingo and children, ucu u
r. and Mrs. Leon Black and children, pa
Milton, and William c. Burton, of N'
iirmount, on Halloween night. an an
Paul Savage is spending a few weeks ~
tn relatives in Lewes. oe
The second entertainment of the gll
nter's course will be given Wednesday an
ening, November 3rd, in the Auditor an
n at s O'Clock. The entertainment
Il be given by the Boston Lyrics" inl
10 comprise a trio, which presents a
lightfully varied program of vocal and ~ W
'trumental music, readings and car a.. a.
ms. The instruments used include Du
met, trombone and a warmlaphone. We