Milford chronicle., 1919-12-05
LEWES

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Dr. Harrison NJ Manning and wife
ri Seaford spent Thanksgiving with
the formers mother Mrs A. r Man
ming
u. S. Government Inspector Thos
n. Finn. who is employed in Newark
n. j.. spent the latter part Of the week
with his family here.
T. K. Ingram. cashier OF the Sussex
Trust Company. who has been con-
fined TO his home for the past two
week with neuritis. is able 10 be out
again.
Mrs Nellie Bryan, aged "a years.
wife OF Noah Bryan. Of near Over
brook. died at her home after a short
illness. Funeral services were held
az her late home on Wednesday and
nterment made In Whites Chapel
cemetery. Rev. a. F. Zimmerman con-
Quoted the services.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Lawton of
Chester, Pa. are spending a few days
with the latters parents Mr. and Mrs
Thomas r. Ingram.
Wayne G.. Brewer and John NJ
Lynch. who are attending Delaware
College. spent The weekend a their
homes.
Miss Esther g. Register who is at-
ending the State Normal School al
Nillersville Pa. spent the weekend
with her parents Mr and Mrs y. b.
Register.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel G.. Pierce and
children and the formers mother. Mrs
Ella Pierce. Who have been visiting in
Wilmington and Philadelphia. have re-
turned 10 their homes
Rev o. T. Baynard. pastor of the
Epworth NJ. h. Church at RehOboth
Beach, filled the pulpit of the NJ. f.
Church on Wednesday evening during
-he revival services.
Drs James and Richard Beebe are ,
making an addition TO their hospital ,
here. The new structure is being built /,
OF cement blocks. The former hos
Dital was found TO be entirely too 4,
small 70 meet the demands !
John KINNEY. aged so years, for !
merly of this town. but for a number
Of years residing with his son, Aaron !
KINNEY, al Taylor's Bridge, died \
there on Tuesday. The remains were :
brought here on Friday and interment =
made In the NJ. +. cemetery. The de-
ceased is survived by two sons, Al n
fred and Aaron KINNEY, and two n
daughters. Mrs Ella Reynolds and N
Mrs. George W. Nicholson n
Thomas r. Ingram and wife are n
pending a few days with their SON, N
Rowland b. Ingram, in Wilmington. e
Lewes Council No. IA, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Il
Divine services on Sunday Il
at the NJ. +. Church A goodly num- OF
Der weer in attendance and Rev. o. L II,
Jones preached the sermon %
Captain Arthur W. COnwell OF Phil se
was a town visitor during HI
.he week. m
Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Salmon OF ed
Philadelphia spent the weekend with III
he latter's mother. Mrs. George BOhm. is
The John King property on McFee pi
street was sold at sheriff's sale on "e
Saturday afternoon at the Hotel Rod
ley for $325, and was purchased by
he Sussex Trust Company
Abraham GutOwitZ who Is attending
ieacom's Business College In VIII ~,
ling'on. spent the weekend with his ~
arents here. ~. %e
Mrs. Lewis w. Mustard, Jr.. and son, ~, ~
ewis. 3rd, OF Boston, Mass, are ~
pending a few days with Mrs. Mus ~.
ird's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. eH
Iorris. an.
John Beach of Pittsburgh, Pa, Is ~ ~
sitting his mother, Mrs. Essie Beach. ~ W
IT a few days. wa va
Mrs. Walter H. walls has moved 10 10
ON the farm 10 the Joseph H. Harri- ie'
N property on South street, which - ~
e recently purchased.
George H. Drtou Is confined to his D.
me with a severe cold. ~
Clarence W. Joseph has rented the Va
lgar l.. Warrington farm near Mid ,,t.
", now tenanted by Edward Jones, 4,
d will move there the first OF the s-e- ~
ar. Thornton Hudson will occupy 1
3 George Z. Hudson farm which Is e''r W
Gated by Joseph. Habrick T. Hin ~.
II move to the Charles C. Short see
IN between Lewes and Midway now N's,
lanted BY Charles W. Hudson. who ~ al
'ently purchased the Frank Burton ~.
n near town y.
Edward Jones OF Midway claims 10 AZ.
a the record in this locality for -,
e sugar corn. having marketed II as ,,d
e as November 5th
robert j Walton. Jr.. wife and child. puS
spending a few days with friends NJ =,
relatives In Hummelstown. Pa. v,,s
dgar w. Ingram made a trip TO Bal r,an
ore during the week ~.