Milford chronicle., 1919-02-21
LEWES


DR. Hiram r. Burton was appointed by
| Governor Townsend as q delegate 10 "a
congress held I'M Washington last week.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs William j Irwin last week and left
I a fine baby girl.
Charles Elliott. ten year old hoy lv-
ms near Lewes was badly burned when
| his clothes caught fire while burning
/ trash i'm the yard
| AR. and Mrs Tiighman Robinson have
moved from the Ingram property on Mar
iIe, street 20 Mrs. James T. Thompson's
property on Third street
Mrs w Hance Chambers IS quite III
ut her home on Mulberry street
Mrs. James r. Kelly was called TO Phil
adelphia last week on account Of the ill
ness OF her daughter Cecilia, who IS Wis
ting in that city.
Mrs Mary Anne prettymau, aged 81
years widow Of the late jacob Pretty
man. died al the home of her son, Samuel
r. Prettyman last week Funeral SER
vices We're held az the house on Wednes-
day afternoon and iuterment made iu the
Lrwes NJ E. cemetery Rev A. F. zim-
mcrWan of Nassau conducting The SER
vices The deceased IS survived hy three
sons. Samuel f.. Charles r. and William
@. Prey;ymau.
Joseph W. Willard. aged 50 years for
merry OF near LeWes. died ~ Audobow
y j.. ON Friday. January 81 lntement
was made at Newton, Bucks County, Pa.
Deceased leaves a widow. tive sons and
one daughter.
The Miers Vessels farm, consisting OF
1870 acres, which was sold AT public sale
on Tuesday Of last week. was purchased
by the Vessels brothers for Sa,500. They
also purchased the TWO tracts of timber
which We're sold NJ the same time.
David Brittugham. who is employed
as electrician 10y the Board of Public
Works. had several ribs broken on We'd
nesday when "a telephone pole fen upon
him.
Alfred T. Hart who is employed in
Wilmington and who has been ID IN that
city with pneumonia for the past three
weeks, IS spending few days at his
home here.
Apphouso Hazard OF Philadelphia is
spending q few days AT his farm in An
gola.
Lewis W Mustard. Jr.. and George 5.
Messersmith motored 70 Wilmington dur
ing the week.
Mrs Rina H. Powell Of Duluth. Mimi, is
spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs.
Virginia l.. Mustard. -
Rowland y Ingram. who recently ar
rived in the United States after having
served fifteen months in France. has ac-
cepted position with the firm of Laird
& Company in Wilmington. Mr. Ingram
is a graduate of Dickinson Law School Of
Carlisle, Pa.
Mark H. Roach. president OF the Bunt-
ing Point Fertilizer Co, Of Wachapreague. |
Va. is spending a few weeks with his
family here lie expects 10 get his plant
in readiness FOR the coming esason about I
March LIST.
Mrs Ebe T. Lynch formerly of this |
town. is visiting friends and relatives |
here for a few days
John c. Burton has secured employ /
ment as a carpenter a. Portsmouth, Va. |
Lewis w Mustard Jr., who recently /
arrived in New York after serving fifteen |
months In France, has received his dis /
charge from service and is spending a few |
days with his family here.
Abraham Gutowitz, who recently grad
uated from Delaware College, is attend |
ing BeaCom's business College.
Thompson Martin. of San Francisco. |
Cal. formerly Of this town, who has been |
stationed a: one Of the training camps
in Florida. has been discharged and is
spending n few days with his parents,
Mr.. and AIRS. Charles II Martin.