Milford chronicle., 1920-11-12
LEWES NEWS

OF II. llOW luAQ AAN~-s -
town. Rev. c. II. b. Turner, recto
of ST Peters Church, performed tn
ceremony in St. Peters Church. Ow
ing 10 the recent death of DR.. Payn
ter's mother. the wedding was strict
ly private and the only ones invited
he nresent were near relatives AM
a very few close friends OF the con
tracting parties. The doctor and III
bride left shortly after dinner "hlci
was served at the home OF the priue
father, for an extended trip by auto
mobile. after which they VIII return
to Georgetown where they VIII maA'
their future home.
Miss Martha c. Goldenbow Of Au
debon. n. j., has been employed az
teacher of French and English in the
Iewes High School and went on outy
last week. She succeeds Arthur NC
Pride. who resigned. Miss Golden
how has had a wide experience as
teacher and has attended several Am
erican and European colleges.
CAPTAIN Harry F. virden, Jr.. OF
Philadelphia was LeWes Nlsi1Ol uui
ing the week.
Charles E. Lowe who for some time
has been operating the Lewes Bottllng
works has sold out to the Whlstle
Rottling Company of Dover. Mr.. Lowe
will conduct the business for the ne"
firm.
Mrs. Sallie Conwell has gone TO
Wilmington to spend a couple weeks
with her neice. Mrs. Helen u 0"en
Tammany. .;,,.
DIR. William P. Orr, Jr., and family
are on an extended motor trip TO Phll-
adelphia and Lancaster, Pa.
Rowland B. Ingram and ChesteT
Jones, both employed at Laird anu
Company. Wilmington, spent SATURDAY
here duck shooting.
Mrs. Arthur r. Russell IS spenulns |
a few days in Philadelphia.
Farmers in this vicinity report plen-
tv of rabbits and quail, the most thaI
has been known for years and local
sportsmen are looking forward 10
great hunting season.
The members of the Board OF fuD-
lie Works have elected Mark II. Roach
to fill the unexpired term OF Colohel
Robert Arnell, deceased.
George w. Hazel expects 10 retre
from the farm the first OF the year !
and move to his property IN LeWes at
the corner of King and Mctee streets' [
now tenanted by William Lowe. his
son. Rodney, who was recently mar
ried, will carry on the farm. Il
While working on loaded reVoi-
YER which accidentally went on a
James f. Carpenter is suffering win
/ bullett in his left arm.
Several local masons motored 10 +
Milford on Friday evening and LOOK c
he degree of Tall Cedars.
William H. Suthard will move from u
he Riggin farm the first of the year II
o the Jones farm now tenanted Dy
Thomas Littleton. Littleton Will sue Yol
eed Suthard on the Riggin farm. ol
Miss Mary E. Coulter has accepted b,
position as boOkkeeper in William NJ
:. Walsh's garage. Io
John M. Vessels, a local merchant, TO
as a pumpkin in his store which
reighs 1861 pounds, which was 81
rown by Thomas c. Holland OF near
.ehoboth Beach. This is the largest fiji
umpkin grown in this section for q
everal years. Dl
Mrs. Arzelia E. Manning who has A
cen visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fan sp
lie Norris in Boston, Mass, for sew sn
raj weeks has returned. 81
John r. Warrington has been con- sn
ned to his home for several days Su
ith a severe cold. III
The Women's Home Missionary So on
ETY. met on Monday evening at the 10.
)me of Mrs. George c. West.
The thirtieth annual convention Of IRA
e Sussex County Sunday school as wv
citation will be held in the Lewes M. on
Church on Wednesday, November -
in this section are busy th'
rvesting their late potatoes and SUI
any are burying them in preference nls
selling at the price of 60 a bushei, tne
lich seems to be the best price Of Is
red.
Among those who attended the 16S ha'
of George Washington as rag
Mason held in Georgetown on Sai
Iursday evening were: Past Grand Gtl Iei
lster Charles H. Maull, John r. ote
ice, Ferdinand II. Brewer, John w.
ecker, Charles II. Howard, Prof. NJ M
irbert S. Rausch, A. Gutowitz, Sa; Sni
manuel Zerden, John r. Warning tSd 1el
/, Fred c. Wolfe, Robert ], Walton, t-ns sne
d, Charles T. Nelson, David w. n1 M
rbage, Capt. John S. Lynch, Thorn aao s'ai
Hughey. Jacob Prettyman, John ~ ~
llman. DR.. John G. Cannon. Handy NJ ~,
Long, G. Clifton Maull, Thomas e. 80 20
own, DR.. Joseph NJ Martin. Dr. GU GU
,hard Beebe. Dr. James Beebe, A. a.
aries D. Beebe, Calvin A. Evans 4ft
Napoleon B. Register. The meet va,
was composed of Mason from oi;,,
sonic Lodges from the following he
ms: Georgetown, Milford, Milton, q
YES and Millsville. Everybody had Mi,
s00a time and greatly enjoyed the p
Iress given by the deputy grand was
ster, George Williams, of Whining n
Irs. Roy Purnell, colored, was lock- Voc
up here on Halloween for strik- the
William Ritter, young man near low
yes over the head with a fence The
Set. After a few hours she was tbe
'ased and ordered to appear before of n
'or James T. Thompson for trial ofse,
Wednesday afternoon. at which M
2 she was fined $1,000 and COSTS here
young man had to have several tber
,hes taken in order to close the tbis
nd inflicted upon him by the ne the
IS, who was masked, with a num- Of y,
of other colored people, who were farm
lding up and down the main street I'm n
ewes. Many of the white people cron
getting tired of seeing the color busv
people mask up on Halloween unnr
mix among the white in the white I'D
ion. There seems to be no objec- move
to their masking If they will stay p "
be colored section. Com,
lillian Speer, keeper of Deep Wa CO,
Point Lighthouse, Pennsgrove, N. To IN
'rmerly of Lewes, was a town Wis lanti,
during the week ~ :