Milford chronicle., 1920-10-08
MILTON LETTER

i bg d 0OSs L ne Jug Was SlIuCh anu III
jured by an automobile and Mr.. Da-
Wis went to see how badly injured the
animal was. when the dog snapped
his hand, lacerating the flesh and
tearing the nail from his thumb. nee
essitating the services of a physician.
/ The dog was killed later.
! Hildreth Fithian has bought of Mrs.
Mollie Russell the dwelling house on
/ Union street. now occupied by George
| Ellingsworth. Price private.
Leon Black, for a number of years.
assistant cashier at the Sussex Trust
Company of Milton. has resigned that
position and is assisting in the man
agement of the mercantile business of
Black, Lingo and Co., founded by his
father, the late Joseph L. Black.
Leighton Reed. son of William w.
Reed. succeeds Mr.. Black in the
bank.
During the band concert on Satur-
day evening Mrs. William johnson, of
Broad1iln Neck, was knocked down
and run over by a horse driven by
Charles Joseph. She escaped serious
injury.
The oyster season opened in the
BrOadkiln River on Friday of last
h6Ehs nG DANdANGo dAC ACPOANNA
scarce and are not of such excellence
of flavor as in former years, owing,
it is said to the excessive rains of the
early summer freshening the waters.
Another fact revealed by investigation
is that very few spots found this
year, which presages a poor crop for
next year.
Corn husking is progressing favor
Ill -. l. l. Tho I'M af 1nef Z
week have added new impetus to
now being sown.
Mrs. John T. Crouch is i'll at her
home on Federal street.
Edward Harrington of Wilmington (
has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. /
B. Norman Davidson.
Rev. T. o. Grouse announces as the /
theme for Sunday evening" October
18th, "The Three Turning Points in |
a Young Mans Life: Entering the
Church, Entering Business and Enter |
ing Matrimony."
Mrs. Harry Draper is having erected /
a dwelling on that portion of the Haz-
zard tract she recently purchased. Hi
ram Outten will occupy the new
house.
Mrs. T. o. Grouse is suffering from
a severe injury to her ankle, received
by stumbling over a rocking chair
at her home.
The ladies of the NJ E. Church will
hold an apron social at the home of
Mrs. Wallace Irwin on next Tuesday
evening.
Samuel Fithian returned on Sunday
from a cruise in Jersey waters in his
yacht, the X-10-U-S.
The opening dance of the season
was held in the VIM. H. Fox theatre
on Wednesday evening of last week
and was attended by Lewes and
Georgetown young people. The next
dance will be held on Monday even
ing after Halloween.
Thos. H. Douglas who has been con-
fined to his home for the paSt week,
is convalescing.
DR.. R. H. T. Wilson has moved to
the farm he recently purchased near
town.
Mrs. Nettie Raught has moved to
the handsome dwelling she recently
purchased at Lewes.
Frank Walls, Republican nominee
'or Receiver of Taxes for Sussex
was stricken suddenly on
Monday morning with cholera morbus
md for time his life was despaired
If, but he is now on the road to re-
.overy.
John H. Hood has purchased of
Jersey parties a gasoline launch for
lse in the Broadkiln waters.
VIM. H. Chandler is having the
on his farm near town re- Il
,uilt and is also having erected a
arge storage house. Louis Clendan-
ell has charge of the work. H
Mrs. Thomas Chase of Wilmington
pent the weekend with her sister,
Irs. John Wright. II
Obituary II
William Arthur Norwood died at
he home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II
.rthur Norwood, at Five Points, on
September 20, 1920, age
0 years. 8 months and one day. Flu
eral at Israel Church on Saturday II
october 2. Interment in adjoining n
emetery by S. J. Wilson and Son. II
Joseph W. Veasey died at his home
ear HarbesOn on Sunday, October 3, II
92O. age 0 years, months and 2S
avs. Funeral at Beaver Dam on III
tuesday, October 5. Interment in ad-
,ining cemetery. Rev. Murphy Officiat- III
d and S. ]. Wilson and Son were the
neral directors, Ill
Robert w. Dodd died at his home
ear Rehoboth on Sunday, October 3. III
l2O, age 60 years, 4 months and 2S
avs. Funeral at Presbyterian Church
/ Midway, on Wednesday, October 6.
lterment in adjoining cemetery by
]. Wilson and Son. iii
Be careful. Do not rim your arti- ~ ~
ciaI teeth with any cleanser not fit
put into your mouth. Use the only IL
-iginal plate cleanser - Caulk Den '
ire Cream. Cleans, sterilizes, pre- -
snts bad breath, and keeps plates