Milford chronicle., 1920-09-03
LEWES NEWS


The pilot boat Philadelphia which
has been in Wilmington undergoing
repairs for sometime, has resumed its
station and the local pilots are pleased
to see it ION the job again as the
weather has been easterly for the past
two weeks, which makes it very rough
outside, especially so in their small boat
the eEdmunds,s which has been used as
the relief
Miss Ella B. Twilley who has been
spending the past month with her SIS
ter here. Mrs 4. H. Baker, has re-
turned to her home in Philadelphia.
II. b Lolerman and family OF 81.
I,ouis Mo-. who have been at the
Hotel for the summer, which makes
about the forty-6fth consecutive sum
mer they have spent in Lewes, have
returned to their home.
The Nassau Produce Association
comprising most of the farmers m TINS
vicinity within a radius of ten miles.
are still holding to the original price
of zoe basket for their tomatoes ana
allowing them to rot in their patches. /
Thousands of baskets have r0tted
within the past ten days ana the pros
meets is good for even more OF them 10
rot as the Gamers are paying only zoe
a basket and are getting enough TO
run along comfortable. Some predict
that the price will be better IN snort
time and that farmers will have no
trouble in disposing of them at their
own figure originally agreed upon.
Charles A. Lofland chief engineer OF
the pilot boat Philadelphia is spending
a weeks shore leave with his family
here
Edward Webb and Roy Collins OF
PHILADELPHIA are spending a weeks
vacation with the latters parents, Mt.
and Mrs. Irwin Collins near Le"es.
lanes B. Chambers of Lewes ana
Miss Mordella Sargent, daughter oI
AR and Mrs. J.. l.. Sargent OF Fltts-
burgh Pa. were married last Monday
in Bridgeville. Del They will make
their future home in Pittsburgh where
he is employed with the Westinghouse
Corporation. y
Misses Ruth Nordquist ana Anna
Olsen of Wilmington spent last sun
day with Clifford Fields.
Miss Helen PETER. OF Philadelphia
is visiting her sister Mrs. FREDERICK =.
Wolfe.
MIS- Charles b. Barnes has return
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mer home in AccOniac and Northamp-
ton Counties Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Atkins Of
Wilmington who have been visiting the {
formers parents here Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Atkins heve returned
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. West who b
have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. omar 4
e Jones at Chestertown, Md. have re- +
turned Z
Mrs. Herbert S. Rausch was called
to Reading. Pa. to see her mother VINO q
was taken suddenly i'll. a
Mrs. Mary E. SalmOns has pur-
chased the John w. Salmons properly u
on Jefferson avenue. u
Rev William D. Wilson is conduct
ing very successful revival services at v
tbe NJ p. Church here. Six were con- a
yerted on Sunday evening.
Mary Hickman of Dagsboro, and N
Joseph Russo of Brooklyn. n. y, were lw
married here on Wednesday evening Of
at the NJ. E. parsonage by the Rev.
Howard Davis.
Mrs Samuel Trimmer Of New York fe
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. b!
Walton, Jr. q
John and Linden Jones of Chester on
town, Nd. who have been visiting
William Ingram have returned.
The fishing steamer John X. Bayils, Z
owned by the BreailYvater FISHERIES
Company. has been tied up at the pier
during the greater part of last week b,
owing to engine trouble The steamer is
Eugene Price owned by the Lewes Oil
& Chemical Co, has been to repair A
sbop in Wilmington a part of the week al
John NJ Lynch and grandmother W
Mrs. John NJ. Lank who have been te
spending the past month in Centrala.
have returned. NJ
Charles F. Wolfe. of Philadelphia, cl
who has been spending a few weeks at
the Wolfe homestead on Arnll's avenue h,
has been confined at home with illness to
for a few days.
John V. Tracey who for several W
years has occupied the Thompson farm NJ
n Rehoboth will move to the 100-aere nj
'arm which he recently purchased in
rom Mrs. Paynter Warrington, which
S now tenanted by Emery /. Ayers. he
Mrs Sallie Nelson. of Wilmington, sr
5 spending a few days with friends NJ
md relatives here.
FlwOod L. WescOat of the WestcOat 70
Auto co. Inc, left Friday for Detroit ar
md expects to return with two new vi
Mrs. J Carson Riley ana daughter at
f Easton, Md, is spending few
avs with her parents here. Captain wi
nd Mrs Thomas r. Marshall 70.
A special meeting of the official ~
soaM of the Lewes NJ. +. Church was ho
ED last week. for the purpose Of dis in. in
ussing the matter of heating their ~
'hureh. as their old heaters have
wen Uut
George A. Hudson of the State % %gr
Highway Department, Dover. spent va
he weekend with his mother here
Irs. Ida A. Hudson
James Il Lank. formerly cashier of
Re -FfdeIity Trust and Savings Bank
lade a triD to Philadelphia during
ne week tol
Miss Olga AmmundsOn of Philadel- ite
hia who has been visiting friends and
alatives here has returned. at
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