Milford chronicle., 1919-06-27
LEWES


the churches, the Chautauqua leader
who is a Presbyterian minister made
the evening address.
Lieutenant u. Carl Chase, Of Re
hobOth Beach. who has been in France
for the past year has arrived home
discharged from service.
David NJ Warrington who has been
confined to his home several days
with pneumonia is slowly improving.
DR.. James Beebe made a trip to
Philadelphia during the week.
James c. Shockley, formerly of Sell
willie, who is employed on one of the
lighthouses visited his father at Sell
byv4le during the week.
Mrs. Harry W. Lynch and son, OF
Wilmington is spending few days
with Mr.. Lynch's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William r. Lynch.
DR.. Hearn, Of Philadelphia, was
suddenly called here last week to per-
form an operation for appendicitis on
Mrs Emory H. Brittingham.
Rev. Russell Paynter is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Harry L. Paynter at Re
hoboth Beach.
Harry NJ. Gardner freight conduc-
tor on the D. NJ. & V. R. r. here has
moved his family from the Peter
Chambers property on Mulberry street
to Centreville, Nd, having had his
run changed.
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Herold, of Sails
bury, Nd, formerly of this town is
spending a few days with friends and
relatives here.
George c. Hudson and Miss Linda
Hudson OF Georgetown, formerly Of
this town are spending a few days
with friends here.
Misses Martha and Anna c. Mason,
Of Philadelphia, are spending a few
days with their mother, Mrs. Jennie
Mason here.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Lewes NJ.
E. Church met last week at the home :
of Mrs. Charles E. Prettyman.
Lewes base ball team defeated Sea-
ford base ball team here on Wednes-
day with a score of two to nothing
while at Seaford on Friday they de-
feated our boys fifteen to five.
Captain T. C. Marshall who has
been away to a New York hospital for
treatment for sometime has returned
to his home much improved.
The foggy weather which has pre-
vailed here for a almost two weeks
has lifted, a tug boat captain re-
marked that he never in his exper-
lence seen a fog last as long before,
the fishing steamer were tied up the
most Of the time on account Of it.
It is reported that a new tin box
factory will be started here in short
time which will make the third one
now in operation, all owned and op-
Grated by local people.
William NJ. Lowe and brother Chas.
D. Lowe have purchased the soft drink
bOttling works of Frank D. Rust of
this town who has successfully opera
Iedhere for a number of years.
William E. Walsh, Charles H. Lynch :
and John NJ. Lank made a trip to
during the week, Mrs.
Charles H. Lynch who has been in !
hospital in that City for the past two {
weeks returned with them.
Those who attended the meeting of !
he Sussex and Kent county bankers
1t Dover this week in connection with
he Federal Reserve System were
Charles H. Maull. James T. Lank and
Thomas H. Carpenter.
Rev. Omar E. Jones, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church here is
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Rev. Oliver Hemstreet, a retired Pres
,yterian minister who IS summering
Il RehobOth Beach will fill the pulpit
II his stead on Sunday morning.
st. Peters Episcopal sunday School !
-eld their annual picnic this week at Z
he Marine Hospital, all reported hav- y.
ng good time.
The east side OF South street is be- =
ng improved by a cement pavement. u
Professor Ralph E. Smith, princi- Il
al OF the Lewes Union school for the
asst two years has moved his family
D RehObOth Beach for the summer
lonths
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur A. Lank, Of
Conn, are spending a few
avs with the formers parents here,
Ir. and Mrs. Alfred Lank.
A great many of the farmers in
lis section have their wheat cut al
lough the weather has been dry for
1metime here it is very nice on the
heat.
The Lewes Packing Company has
osed down their pea factory, the
JASON this year was a very short one
wing to the dry weather, some few
rmers realized pretty good on their
sas while others barely cleared ex-
snses.
Louis c. Maull, of New York, is
Dending a few weeks with his mother
rs. William Maull on Lewes Beach.
Captain Henry c. Fish has been in
large Of the wrecking boat Globe"
hich has been here for sometime
lring the absence of the regular cap
in, the Globe has been anchor
Weeping for several days and has
cked up some anchors.
Charles H. Mason, of Kennett
luare, Pa. formerly of this town is
ending a few days with his mother,
rs. Henry Mason. Mr.. Mason has p
ss+ return returned Il Um france after =.
ending several months there in the III
rvice and says he spent 63 days in wi
tual fighting at the front.
The fishing steamer, "Beckwith",
d Maid Of the Mist" belonging to
e Neptune Fishing Company have q
en- in here for the past two weeks IS
hing for the Lewes Oil and Chemi- IS
Company and have been making q
me good catches, the steamers: A M
coke Taylor" and Swan" of the IS
rginia a Fisheries Company are
re fishing for the Breakwater Fish Is
les Company and have also been s.
king fine catches.
L. Evans, of Philadelphia, has ~
en- spending few days with his
'ther here.
All the cottages on Lewes Beach
We been rented for the coming sea- u
and still there are applicants for Phi
re, it IS reported that about all the
.tages at Rehoboth Beach are rent
too.
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