Milford chronicle., 1919-12-12
LEWES

The third quarterly conference q
ene N: Z. Church was held ON Frida,
with District superintendent William
x; Mowbray presiding. DR.. Mowbray
Waii NIL the pulpit on Sunday morning
Eugene K. Farrow has moved from
rarm near Milton 70 the White los.
eph property on Front street which
he recently purchased.
captain Thomas E. Brown, who for
tne past season was master of the
nshing steamer Peter Struven. has
accepted the position as captain of
the pllot boat J. Henry Edmunds. sue
eeeding Captain Thomas B. SchelIen-
ger OF Cape May. formerly OF this
town, who has been quite i'll for some
time.
J. Santhlanto, vice president Of the
Seminole Fertilizer and OIL Company
week. ~
Rev. Dfsston ". Jacobs Of Bridge
vllle, former pastor Of Epworth NJ. E.
church at RenobOth. is spending a
Few days with friends at Rehoboth en-
joying the cunning.
Elwood L. Wescoat of the Wescoat
Auto Company made a business trim
10 Philadelphia during the week, re-
turning with a new Hupmobile.
owing TO the prevailing epidemic OF
smallpox which exists in Indian River
hundred and the hover adjoining hun
dreds, the State Board Of Health have
issued orders that holly wreaths can
not be shipped out OF these hundreds.
This is quite blow to those who de-
pend upon the making OF these wreaths
Tor their Christmas money.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. LawtOn OF
Chester, Pa, who have been visiting
the latter's parents here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Ingram, have returned 10
their home.
John NJ. Lank has purchased the
Louis Maull property on Fourth street
and Will retire from his farm at Pret-
tyman's Corner and occupy the town
property the hrst OF the year.
William E. Veasey Of Havre de
Grace, Nd, formerly of this town. was
here Friday and Saturday
]. H. Marsh, Jr.. Of Norfolk, Va,
auditor for the Virginia Fisheries In
and the Taylor Reed Com.
pany of Virginia has been here for the
past two weeks auditing the accounts l
Of these companies with the different
fishing companies here, for whom |
their boats have been fishing the past
season.
Walter E. Wyatt, a prominent mer-
chant Of this town, has purchased the /
Bookhammer property on Second
street which he has been occupying
both as store and a dwelling for the
past eight years, and also the adjoin- /
ing house, which is used as a barber
snop and residence by Charles Killing
snstein.
Local fishermen are making small |
catches Of perch and rock which are .
bringing good prices. Many of the .
Rehoboth bay fishermen are making
Extra good catches of perch, which
hey are shipping to the city markets, (
Ind for which they are receiving good /
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Lynch have !
moved from their South street prop
'r,y co the propeT y recently occupied
~ the Wilson sisters on Fouth street +
Arthur L. Lynch made a business
rip to Philadelphia during the week.
Samuel c. Pierce, who has conduct
d the Swandale Cafe for some time
Ias sold his stock and fixtures to John
/. Lawton, who recently married Miss
>atherine Ingram.
H. Percy Marshall has moved his
amily from the Charles Z. Marshall
roperty on Fourth street 70 George
OWN, where he is employed by the
.tlantic Refining Company.
The revival services which have
cen going on at the H. E. Church
Or the past three weeks. were dis
Ontinued on Sunday evening.
John Gault, Jr., Of Philadelphia, U.
Government inspector. is here for
0me time inspecting the work ct the
Iouth Of the canal.
George C. Shut has gone to Camden,
. j., where he has secured employ
ent. =
E. J. Hardesty. superintendent Of
lblic schools of this county. was in
wn during the week
The street lights Of our town are
i'll being discontinued until a supply :
coal can be secured. Even the
numerical line is cut out from mid
ght until 5 o'clock in the morning
Rev. Dram T. Baynard and Rev. Oh
er Hemstreet of RehOboth Beach
ere town visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura McGinnis Of Philadel-
ia, formerly of this town, is spend
g few days with her sister. Mrs.
Ill Hazard