Milford chronicle., 1916-04-14
LEWES.
Death Of Mrs. sallle Ross MauII.

/ Death OF MRS. Sdllie ho6t mduiis
Mrs Sallie Ross Maull wife of ex-
! Insurance Commissioner Charles II.
! Mauil, died at her home here on We'd
/ nesday, April 9TH, 1916. aged about so
years, after a long illness. Services were
! conducted in Saint Peters church on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock and in
| teTment made in the adjoining cemetery.
! She is survived by her husband, one son,
G. Clifton Maull. and grandson, G. Cliff
/ ton Maull, Jr., and father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Ross; one brother.
l.. Finley Ross. and several sisters. Mrs
! Maull was prominent IN church and So
cial circles and will be greatly missed
in St. Peters Episcopal church.
Alfred johnson Passes Away.
Alfred Johnson died at his home
here on Wednesday, April 5th, 1916, age
about 55 years. of pneumonia, after an
Illness OF a few days Funeral services
were conducted at his late residence on
Saturday afternoon and interment made
in the Methodist Episcopal cemetery
Rev. Allen Haldeman conducted the
services. Mr.. Johnson is survived by
widow two sons. and two brothers. Fred
and Frank Johnson, and one sister, Mrs.
Charles Prettyman.
An eieht pound salmon was received
by Charles H. Martin from Al Thompson
The fish was cooked by Mrs James T.
Thompson and enjoyed by the mayor
and his wife. and Mr.. Martin and
Holmes Martin.
Allen Joseph. shortstop on the Lewes |
team for the past three years, has sign |
ed with the Reading Atlantic League ,
team. During the time Joseph played /
with the local team his superior as a /
shortstop has not been seen on any team |
played by the local club.
The barge Foster, in charge Of Capt. |
John 3. Mckinney. sprang a leak on
Breakwater for harbor. The captain
entered a note Of protest and ordered a
survey, which recommended that they
put in a syphon and proceed on the
voyage until the first favorable oppor-
tunity to repair the leak.
Miss Anna Beebe entertained the sem
lor class OF the Lewes High School last
evening. Many April Fool
able luncheon was served.
Miss Loleta Warrington entertained
the Sewing Cirle Of the Coolsprlng
Presbyterian church on Thursday after
noon. Several new members were ad-
nitted to the society. A delicious lunch
con was served.
Russell Paynter student Of Prince
.On Theological Seminary, visited his
parents at Nassau Saturday and Sun-
lay. and preached at the Coolspring
Presbyterian church on Sunday after
ioon.
An election was held at the town hall
afternoon, three members be-
ng elected for the Board Of Public
Works and two for the Board OF Educa-
ion. DR.. Hiram A. Burton and Col L. {
" Mustard for two years. and John r. / )
3aylis for one year, were elected to the
Board Of Public Works, and DR.. N w s
locker and William Bookhammer for !
he Board Of Education. The members
I the Board OF Education we're elected S
or three years. G
The young people Of Lewes are pre-
airing fora large dance at the auditor G
am on Easter Monday night, and sub
are being solicited. /
DIR. James Beebe, who has been quite r
I since Christmas, is in the Jefferson
Iospital for treatment
Miss Mlddlehauh. OF HagerstoWn, Nd. +
as been visiting her sister. Mrs. J. Or
1n Marshall a
Capt, and Mrs. Charles johnson at
ended the NJ. E. Conference in Whining d
)n last week n
Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph and family
ave returned to Lewes. after spending .
ne winter in Philadelphia.