Milford chronicle., 1919-07-04
LEWES

The death of c. Allen Maull in Phil
adelphia on Sunday June %. 1919.
came as a shock to his many boy
mood friends in Lewes. He was the
eldest son of Charles H. MauIl and
held an important railroad position.
The remains were brought to Lewes
on the following Wednesday and in
TERED in the Episcopal Church yard.
The Fourth was celebrated here in
the usual way. Two games of base
/ ball, one in the morning and one in
| the afternoon, were played with the
Grace NJ. E. Church team of Whining
+ ton, and the usual running, egg=and
Dag races were held. The Frederica
Dand furnished music for the entire
day' winding up with a community
sing at the new pavilion on the Beach.
Mrs. Clara Eckstorm of Love Point.
Nd, IS visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward ]. Suthard.
Raymond Edward Thompson of Cum
berland, Nd, and Miss Ethelyn Nor
timer Dodd of this town were married
on Thursday OF last week at the Pres
Dyterian parsonage by Rev. Fred A.
kullmar. The bride, since the death
of her grandmother, has been keeping
house for her grandfather, ]. Ham /
mOnd Dodd.
Thomas c. Horsey and wife of Do
yer have moved to their cottage at
Rehoboth for the season.
j. e. Reeve, Jr., of Ohio, is spending
the summer here at the boarding house
OF Mrs. Ella NJ. Ross on. South street.
George P. Tunnel is on an extended
visit with his daughter in Cleveland.
Ohio, Mrs. Albert Lupton.
Milton Graves of Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William E. Graves.
Rev. Oliver Hemstreet, a retired
Presbyterian minister who is sum-
mering at Rehoboth, filed the pulpit
in the M. E. Church here Sunday
morning in the absence of their pas
tor, Rev. o. e. Jones, who is i'll.
All of the local fishing steamers
came in Saturday night with a deck
load of fish.
Frank B. Chambers of Denver, Col,
is spending few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Cham ..
Ders.
William H. Virden and family of
are spending a few weeks ,
1t their cottage at Rehoboth Beach.
The married men of this town play !
ID ball with the crack Lewes team on !
'riday afternoon Of last week at the
iiamond on Lewes Beach, which re- =
iulted in a core of about Is to in
avor of the youngsters. The line up !.
# the married mems team was as !,
ollOws: Joseph L. Marshall, Rowland :
Brewer, Charles T. Nelson, Sam
Iel c. Pierce, Charles H. Mason, c. =
lolmes Martin, Samuel B. D. Marshall, y
stephen G. Pierce and Thomas R. In u
ram. Ingram and Pierce, the older =
mes of the bunch, showed great ac- =
ivity but had to be replaced before -
he end of the game, they becoming q
lmost completely exhausted.
Carl G. Prettyman has purchased
he Harry c. Maull property on Mar 9,
ct street and will move there in the n
ear future. ~
Captain Thomas B. Schellenger, for -
lerly of this town but now of Cape r
lay, was in town during the week. =
James ]. White has purchased an in =
crest in the Red Mill of J. D. Short, Z
le firm now trading as Short & White -
The Lewes base ball team defeated -
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eek bya score of to 2. n
Mrs. Emma B. Manning of Philadel- II !
hia is spending a few weeks on the n n
each. " "
William NJ. Hammond of Whining u u
N, who is summering at Rehoboth, =
as a town visitor during the week.
DR.. William P. Hearn of Philadel- r
MA came to Lewes the first of the G,
eek and operated on Miss Efie Maull, h,
e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
aull, for appendicitis.
Albert w. Robinson of Laurel, one -
the directors of the Breakwater =
sheries Company, came to Lewes /
I'd made trip on one of the fishing
Gamers this week. John NJ. Vessels,
of the company, also made
fishing trip this week
The SUSSEX County Farm Bureau fo'
erybody and everybody for the Sus
Z County FaFvs Bureau