Milford chronicle., 1920-06-04
LEWES

1 AeA AnNAAE Oh lHWeS. WAS
own visitor during the week.
Louis z. Maull who is employed a
oLleL engineer on a large steame
whleh has been trading between Ney
y iork ana Europe, is here to spend tn
summer months with his mother
s. Mrs. Mary Q. Maull
n Clark I. Weldon came here thi
u week to superintend the Coast Fish
e vi and Fertilizer Company and III,
y breakwater Fisheries Company
+ Whlch were purchased by Hayes &
Anderton, succeeding ". A. Hasting.
VINO has been transferred to one Of
lne cOmpany's plants at Promise Land
y. ! Mr.. Weldon was employed al
t the Breakwater Fisheries Company
2 plant here about 25 years ago.
Charles H. Howard. one of the ru-
raj mail carriers is on a two weeks
= vacation. William o. Nelson is sub
stltuting for Mr. Howard.
Mrs F. Irving Walls and daughter
OF Wilmington are spending a few
days with Mrs. Walls parents here,
Captain and Mrs. Fred Burton.
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany is arranging to move their office
from the Robert Scott building to the
ONCE formerly occupied by Superin-
tendent OF the Coast Guards, in the
W. Hance Chambers building on Sec
/ Ond street
Edgar w. Ingram is spending a few
days IN Wilmington looking after the
steamer, John R. Baylis, owned by the
breakWater Fisheries Company
Mrs. Rowland B. Ingram of VIII
mington IS visiting her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lank.
The body of John L. Morris. who was
aged about 40 years, and who died in
october, 1918, while in the service of
MS country in France. was brought
here on Thursday from New York. Ser
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Howard Davis, and interment was
made in the NJ. E. cemtery. Jefferson
lodge, No. 15 A. F. & A. NJ. of which
he was member held their usual SER
vices at the grave. The deceased had
been in the service a little more than
a year, and had just returned from a
nIteen days furlough 10 this country
10 see his family, when he was strick-
en- with the influenza. He was chief
machinist on board the fishing steam
er' Rehoboth, which was purchased
by the Federal government from one
OF the local fishing companies. when
It foundered off the coast of France.
He leaves a father and mother, wife
and three children.
The Ushers Union of the Lewes NJ.
e. Church met this week and elected
these officers: Charles T. Nelson,
president; William j. Carson, vice
president; William W. White. treas
urer and Charles Marshall, secretary. I
Charles E. Sonberg of New York is !
at the Hayes & Anderton Fisheries
here auditing accounts.
II. 5. G. Bryent who has been ap-
pointed assistant keeper of the East
ern Light on the Old BreakWater, has
moved his family to the Raymond
property on Jefferson avenue.
The Sussex Trust Company, admin
strator of the. estate of George A.
Clifton, deceased, disposed Off his
household effects and farming utensils
It public auction on Thursday after
loon.
William H. Workman of Milton. who
$ building a large garage for William
.. Walsh on South street, has a force
II carpenters at work there now and
Xpects to have it completed in a short
ime.
The graduating class of Lewes high
chool composed of Muriel Steel, Mar
-aret Fisher, Margaret Richards, Eliz-
beth MacIntire, Elizabeth Phillips.
Ida Lingo, Edna Blizzard, Bessie
and Howard MacIntire, held
heir class day exercises in the audi
Orium here on Friday evening. The \
accalaureate sermon was preached a
4 st. Peters P. E. Church on Sun
ay morning by the Rev. H. B. Tur- 1
er. Commencement exercises were
ED Monday evening in the auditor b
I'm. s
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Irving Walls of |
are spending a few days L
18th the latter's parents, Capia n and p
Irs. Fred EuIton
Miss Helen Carson who is employed a
Y the du POnt Company in Whining a
n spent the weekend with her par d
ats here.
Lieutenant Thomas ]. Virden of 5,
eague Island spent Memorial Day Il
ith his family here. )
Charles w. Jenkins of Wilmington q
,ent the weekend with his parents, cl
r. and Mrs. Charles A. Jenkins.
Miss Anna Coverdale of Philadel- Vi
liza and father of Clayton are Wis la
ing friends and relatives here for a
W days. pl
These ushers have been appointed 81
the NJ. E. Church here for the
0nth of June: morning. James T. in
Ink, Carl B. Baylis, Walter E. Wy
t, ]. Edward Wiley; evening, Chas. ed
Marshall, Willie Clifton, w. Herald ~
and Paul F. Carpenter. co
Rev. Howard Davis, pastor of the he
3. Church gave a very interesting
,ture together with the stereoptican D'
sws of Eastern and Southern Asia an
lich was highly appreciated by all
esent. he
Stephen A. Long of Philadelphia who
Gently moved his family here has tn
a lot on South street from da
s. Edward W. Wiltbank and has VII
gun the construction of garage -
sreon, which makes four garages "a
W in town and one just at the edge VI
flown. Two years ago Lewes had
one garage, and still they all seem