Milford chronicle., 1916-04-21
OCEAN VIEW.

OCEAN VIEW.
The people here are busily engag-
ed in gardening, farming, houseclean-
ing, etc. Fresh fish are being caught
and the people are also enjoying eat
ing them with turnip greens.
Quite a number of young people
mOtored through town on Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Baker and
Miss Evelyn Walter, motored from
Selbyville, and visited Mrs. Ella Bur
ton and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bennett were
visitors here on Sunday.
John Shert, Of the Bethany Beach
coast guard, spent the week end with
his family.
The Parent Teacher Association
rseeting was held in the school house
On Tuesday evening.
The churches are preparing special
music for Easter Sunday.
Mrs. Henrietta Hickman IS quite
III at the home Of her daughter Slrs'
Turner, on Woodland Avenue.
Joshua Daisey and Andred Evans
visited Barker Wharton. in Muddy
Neck, the first of the week. Mr.
Wharton has been very SICK.
Mrs. Lucy Barnett, who has been
spending the winter with her Child
rem in Philadelphia, returned TO her
home here last week.
Captain Joseph Madison and daugh
ter, Mrs. Ella Hudson, left on Satur-
day for Woodbury., N. j., where they
will make their home and thus DO
near Mr. Hudson's work.
Mrs. George johnson, who has been
en- a visit to Philadelphia where her
husband has a position, returned 10 !
her home here last week.
Lester Tringle and Clarence NC |
Cabe, of Frankford, spent Tuesday
evening with L. C. Roberts and ram
Mrs. Alice Richards. of Frankford.
visited her sister, Mrs. Emma NC
Cabe, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Steelee. OF
near Dagsboro, visited the latters
parents, Captain and Mrs. }. n.
Bennett, on Thursday.
Archie T. Richards OF Moore, "a
who is assistant treasurer OF II. r.
MulfOrd Company, visited his parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald RICK
ards, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keene and
daughter, Margaret, Of Indian River
coast guard station, have returned 10
their summer home here.
u Through an oversight last week
some of the officers who we're electeu
at the recent meeting OF Town Coun-
ell. were omitted. The officers elect
ed are as follows: President, Timothy :
Ehort; secretary, George Derrickson;
treasurer. Capt T. W. Belts; Alder
man. Jacob Wilgus; assessor, Luther .
Roberts: collector, James N. Bennett;
overseer of streets, Ashur Evans.
Mrs. Rhoda Evans has returned ,
home. after spending the winter with
Mrs. Allie May Phillips at Frank :
ford.
Capt. !. A. Burton is having an
addition built to his store on Center
Street.
J. Horace Derrickson has had his
store made more commodious' on AT
lantic. Avenue. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Callie Pennewill. Of
Philadelphia. visited Mr.. and MRS.
Samuel Pennewill recently.
Captain S. w. ]. Evans has pur-
chased a valuable young horse.
Captain J. ". Bennett bought the
Buick automobile Of s. W. Penne-
will.
Mrs. Eta Evans has obtained po-
sition at the Jefferson hospital at
Her son. Elliott. had
bis arm broken while playing In the
barn loft at the home Of Mr.. Der
ricksOn here last week.
f. P. ATruitt Of Milford. stopped at
BurtOn's Hotel during the time spent
here recently.
The bright little twins, Dorothy and 8
Doris Hickman, spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hickman. !
The Misses Lillian and Gladys s
Hickman were the guests Of Miss
ethel Burton on Sunday. y
The pupils of the Seventh Grade y
will give an entertainment in the Red Z
Mems Hall on Saturday night OF this =
week, which promises to be very en- S
ertaining. The public is urged to z
.ome. Fifteen cents for adults; 1Oc =
or children. 3