Milford chronicle., 1920-06-25
BREEzEs FROM LEwEs

eu on SILK. req, Willle ana ulue ilDuol
u about the size of half-dOllOr. In tb
, summer of 1918 three sailors fror
i League Island, in an open mOtOrboai
were capsized in squall near tn
y lighthouse. COlOpen rescued the mel
and took care of them in the light
house for several days until the.
could be put aboard a steamer fo
Philadelphia.
Miss Anne Collins of Lewes and Da
vid Jaynes Bullock, of Wallingford
Pa. were married i'm the Presbyterian
Church here ON June 18th. Rev. /.
3 Mench Chambers officiating. Arthur
Bullock. a brother of the groom. was
his best man. and Miss Margaret Col
lins. sister of the bride. was maid of
honor. Mrs David J. Bullock. moth
er Of the eroOI' ANA his two brothers.
Edward and Arthur came on from
WallingfOrd. Pa. Paul Palmer and Ed
ward Bullock were usherS. Besides
the brides relatives and intimate
IeweS friends, there were present
from out of town: Miss Marion Carey
Of Camden. y. ]. Mrs. William Todd
of Chester, Pa. : Mrs. Julia A. Herold
and Miss Herold, Salisbury, Nd. \ re-
ceptiOn followed the ceremony at the
home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bullock will live in Wallingford, Pa.
Chris Palla. Il Turk. aged 20 years,
is i'm Beebe hospital. suffering from in
iurieS. the result of being scalded by
a boiler explosion ON the steamship
Nedmac. which put into port Wednes-
day afternoon. The Nedmac is an Am
erican vessel built at Hog Island. and
sailed from Buenos Aires. May 6, for
Philadelphia, her last stop being at
st. Thomas. She was picked up at
sea by the Mercantile Marine steam
or Western Sea, Wednesday week
and towed into the Breakwater, where
she reported one of her boilers had eN-
plodcd, iniuring some of her crew.
That night the Nedmac wirelessed .
ashore for a doctor, saying a Scalded
man required treatment at once. G.
G.. Hart. United States public health
officer. and also DIR. W. Z. Orr, the
local Board of Health physician were
notified. \ terrific thunderstorm. with
high wind and rain, struck LeweS
about Z o'clock and left a heavy sea
so no attempt to reach the
Nedmac was made by any physician
lere About midnight the pilotbOat ON
latrol duty was spoken and ran along
side the Nedmac, bringing the injured {
nan ashore at / o'clock. four hours af- !
er first aid was summoned. He was
aiken to the Beebe General Hospital. J
lis face, arms ana hands are badly {
calded and he has body burns.
The school election which was held ]
lere i'm the school building ON Satur- n
lay afternoon resulted in the elec-
ion of Thomas II. Ingram. Napoleon +
J, Register and Or. James Beebe, the
ther tickets that were I'm the field n
-cre as follows: T. r. Ingram. n. 3.
register and DR.. J. NJ. Martin which T.
onstifuted the old old board. T. r. o
Ingram. y. Il. Register and James j
ieebe. Walter b. Moore, Grover c. q
hockley and William +. Howard and !;
Irs. Clara Marshall were elected com a
lissionerS at School district 110 at
Iidway. o.
John Mitchell Lank. aged Il years. tC
led at his home in Lewes at Z 30 o.
ock on Saturday morning. June II. A
uneral services were held at his late 81
,Sidence on Fourth and Mulberry II
reefs on Tuesday afternoon, CON
ucted hy Rev. l. Mench Chambers. III
istor of the Presbyterian Church and IN
terment was made in the PreSbyter- d;
n cemetery The deceased was re- q
red farmer, having left the farm last ti
eccmber and was one of the wealth oI
st farmers in this locality. He leaves
widow. one daughter. Mrs. Charles m
Lynch ana three brothers and
rec sisters. Sc
The United Auto Stores have rented a
@ benjamin r. Chamberlain store
Hiding on Second street which he re- 81.
ntly used as a millinery store and I'M
pect to open up in few days. Mr.. I'M
has been employed as
inager of the store. 4 number Of sp
ople in town have subscribed for the tn
cferred stock Of the company.
Mrs Mary @. Maull is now occupy rec
: her cottage on Lewes Beach for
2 season. Her son, Louis c. Maull, pe'
10 is employed as engineer on one of |e
q large ocean steamers is with her
the summer. th'
Captain Thomas Joseph who is EN- tn,
lyed on the buoy boat Iris spent the
ek-end with his sister here, Mrs. no
ura Joseph. ahi
Mrs. James AIilligan, formerly of
hut now of Pittsburgh, FIR
5 rented the old Savage cottage on lns
Yves Beach for the coming season
Il is now occupying it. fir,
Mrs. Mary +. Davidson of Philadel- Da
ia who purchased the Marshall Bert
nd cottage on LeweS Beach expects nla
occupy it about the middle of the rer
ok. len
Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Norman of
formerly Of this town.
re visitors during the week.
The fishing steamer John r. Baylis,
ned by the Breakwater Fisheries {
mpany arrived here this week from ed
lmington where il had been laid Ing
since last season and expects to bil,
lin fishing soon for the first and will kin
iver its fish to the Hayes and An brc
ton plants. Captain J. W. Disc FIR,
O was formerly master of the steam his
Sussex" is now master of the Bay for
Some very good catches have al an,
dy been made by the Lewes Oil & Fr;
emical Co. and Hayes and Ander- Tn
Is steamers. ma
Dr.. Odell and f. A. McHugh of san
auxiliary school commission were ing
town during the week auditing the nm,
cunts of the local board. chi
Thomas II. Ingram and John r. ON
wton made a trip to Wilmington ing
! Chester during the week. unt
:. S. Anderson of Dover was a tur
IN visitor during the week. tur
$. SalmOns of Georgetown rep cut
enting the Equitable Life Assur- ed
e Society was in town during the cei,
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