Milford chronicle., 1920-04-09
LEWES


at his home on King street Friday af.
. ternoon, March %. after about >
: hohlA illness. Funeral services
were held at his late residence Mon.
, uay afternoon and interment made In
I the N. E. cemetery. Rev. Omar b
= Jones conducting the services. The
deceased was a pilot on the Bay and
hl'er Delaware. was prominenG in
elurch work, being a member of the
oHcal board of the Lewes NJ +.
church and for many years has been
treasurer OF that church. He was a
member of Jefferson Lodge No. IS. A.
Z. a A. ~, also tLewes Council No.
IS. Jr. o. U. a. NJ. He is survived by a
wife and one daughter mother, Mrs.
Martha c. Maull; one brother, Fred
e. Mauli, and three sisters. Mrs. Cor
nelius G. Marshall Mrs. John Johns
.oa Of Wilmington and Miss Emma
Naull
Mrs. Margaret C. Lyons. aged about
- years, wife of Dr. Joseph b. Lyons.
died at her residence on South street.
Lewes, on Wednesday, March 81 Flu
neral services were held at her late
nome on Saturday afternoon and in
ierment made in the ST. Peters Gene
terry. Rev c. II. b. Turner conducting
the services. The deceased is sur
vyed by husband. a son. pilot Harry
r. Lyons of this town and two
daughters, Mrs. John NJ Richardson
Of Georgetown and Mrs William r.
Messick of this town.
The funeral services Of John NJ
Stockley aged about so years who
died on Tuesday. March 23 were held
at COnley's Chapel on Thursday al
ternoOn OF last week and interment
made in the St Georges cemetery.
The deceased was a prominent farm
er Of near Harbeson He leaves a
wife. two sons. Thomas c. and John
NJ. Stockley, and one daughter, Mrs
Alfred w. McIlvaine
DR. and Mrs. Walter p Robinson of
RehobOth Beach are receiving con-
gratulations upon the arrival of a fine
baby boy.
William J Campbell has sold his IS
acre farm near Overlook to Charles
S. Ennis of near HarbesOn. Mr..
Campbell disposed of his farming
utensils at public sale
Thomas r. Ingram and James T.
Lank attended conference in Will
mington last week.
Captain John r. Price OF Philadel-
phia, formerly of this town, came here
to attend the funeral of John E.
Maull
Stephen G. Pierce made a business
trip to Baltimore last week.
There were no preaching services
held in the Lewes NJ Z. Church on
Sunday.
William, IT Vir1au of Earraa ?, Z oxtrr1
is spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Orton Marshall at his farm
near town.
Arthur H. Morris and wife of Will
are spending few days
with the latter's parents here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward W. Wiltbank
Register of Wills William J. Mus
ard has granted letters of admins
-ration on the estate of Captain Ed
ward S. Tunnel of this town to Will
lam f. 1unnell.
Thomas r. Ingram, cashier of the
sussex Trust Company was in
Georgetown last week
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Lowe are /
'eceiving congratulations upon the ar F
'iVal of fine baby boy
William II. COttingham of buoy boat
ris is spending a few days vacation
With relatives here.
Mrs. Rowland b. Ingram of Will
is spending a few days with .
Ter parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
4ank.
Mrs. Fred c. Wolfe and children are
pending a few weeks with her par
nts in Philadelphia.
Cornelius NJ EriksOn. who is en-
,loyed here at Hayes and Anderton
shing plants, has purchased the
ieorge w. POynter property in Pilot
own now occupied by Robert J. Wal
on, Jr.
John H. Dukes of Philadelphia
pent a few days here with Miss Rob
rita A. Marshall
Charles W. Jenkins of Wilmington
pent the Easter holidays with his
arents here.
F. Irving Walls and wife of VIII
lington spent the weekend with the
alters parents here Captain and
Irs Fred Burton.
George T. Maull OF Philadelphia,
ormerly of this town spent the Easter
olidays with his mother here, Mrs.
larry Q. Maull.
A number of Lewes people attend
d the meeting of Women's suffrage
ED in Georgetown on Saturday af-
arnOOn.
Charles V. Jones was a Georgetown
isitor during the week.
Miss Anna Beebe who is attending
lie WOmens College in Newark spent 9
le Easter holidays with her parents q,
ere.
These ushers have been appointed
{ the Lewes NJ E. Church for the
ionth of April: Morning. William ].
arson. George W. Coverdale, Charles
z. Palmer and Martin L. Webb; even
g. John R. Warrington, William W.
'hite, Charles H. Howard and John
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Rowland B. Ingram of d
'ilmington spent the Easter holidays
ih their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard Collins OF :
ewes announce the engagement Of
eir daughter, Anna Freeman to Da-
d Jayne Bullock, Jr.. of Wallingford,
a.. son of the late David Jayne Bul-
ok and nephew of James Maxwell
lllock 2045 Locust street, Philadel-
Tia.
The LeWes Journal Co, to publish
.wspapers, etc. at Lewes, Sussex
unity, has been incorporated under
e State laws; capital $4,000. Cor
Illus c. Marshall. George P. Tunnell
d Charles H. Maull are the incor-
ratOrs