Milford chronicle., 1920-07-02
LEvvEs

Paul +. Carpenter, son OF Mr.. anu
Mrs. Harry +. Carpenter and Miss
Lillian Hastings, daughter of Mrs.
Sallie HOner, all of Lewes We're mar
ried on Thursday evening last at the
Presbyterian manse, by the Rev. L..
Mench Chambers. They will make
their future home here. where Mr..
Carpenter conducts a tire vulcanizing
establishment and auto accessories.
Rev. c. II. Turner, rector of st.
Peters Church, who has been spending
a weeks vacation in Washington, ID.
c., has returned.
All branches of the Treasury De
partment with offices in the Federal
building in Lewes will be closed at
one o'clock on Saturdays from June
II to September 10.
Miss Hannah Hazard, daughter Of
Mrs. Emma Hazard of Lewes and
Raymond Smith of near LeweS were
married last Wednesday evening 10y
the Rev. Howard Davis. pastor of
the Lewes NJ. +. Church. They will
make their future home in Lewes.
Mrs. Ferris b. Wharton has rent
ed the Frank Maull property on King
street now tenanted by Miss Annie
Dunning and will occupy it 10y July /.
Miss Dunning will move 10 the Geo.
G. Prettyman property on Market st.
which she recently purchased. Mrs.
Wharton now occupies the Ort0n prop
erty in Pilottown.
Louis Paynter had his household
goods moved here in van this week
from Philadelphia He will occupy
the John Paynter farm in GilIsneck.
Margaret Jean Carville of Chilli
cothe. Ohio is spending a few weeks
on Lewes Beach.
Raymond Carpenter has purchased
the tract of land from Mrs. Chester
short which was bequeated to her by
hep/father. John w. Morris.
EStephbn c. Pierce. proprietor of the
Hotel Rodney has an orchestra from
Wilmington egnaged for the season,
and will hold dances in the hotel ev-
cry night. The opening dance was Civ
en- on Thursday evening.
Automobile owners in this town
have been up against it for the past
three days for gasoline. not garage
in town has had drop to sell for
the past three days and autoing with
great many has come to a stand
still. ElwOOd WescOat who conducts
garage about two miles from Lewes
had go gallons on hand when the
famine began, but allowing each Gus
toner only five gallons it soon ran out.
Carlton LarimOre. working i'm the
tin box factory of Fred L. Myers at
Tewes lost the second finger of his
right hand in one of the factory ma
chimes He is son of Jacob Larimore.
DR.. J. NJ. Martin dressed the wound.
Miss Anna Belle Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Jones of /
Lewes and Kenneth S. Alexander of !
Akron. Ohio, were married last We'd :
nesday afternoon at the home of the /
bride by Rev. I. Mench Chambers. /
pastor of Lewes Presbyterian Church. /
Only relatives and a few friends of /
the bride were present.
Paul Bryan, aged 6 years, son of .
Granville Bryan lessee of Harry Ly- I
on's farm. at Cool Spring, fell on
pitchfork from the top of a load of
clover hay Wednesday of last week,
his lung. chin, both should
ers and arm. Drs. L. W. Hooker. W.
Marsh and J. NJ. Martin were sum-
mOned from LeweS and operated on
the yOungster. cutting the chest wall
to stop bleeding. 1t is feared pneu-
mOnia will develop from the wound.
Mrs. II. b. Flowers and children
from Baltimore. Nd. have rented the
Captain Arthur W. Marshall cottage
Dn Lewes Beach and are now occupy
ing it.
William Y. Conwell of Philadelphia,
'ormer.y of this town, is spending
Few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 7. T. COnwen.
Mrs. Alice CrOmptOn of Norfolk,
Va. is spending a few days with
Captain and Mrs. William a. Schel-
enger.
William F. LOtland and wife of
Baltimore are spending Il few days
With the formers parents here. Mr.
md Mrs. William LOfiand.