Milford chronicle., 1920-10-01
LEWES NEWS


George A. Joseph has purchased g
house and lot on Market street from Geo
+. Nickers, now occupied py John -
Rogers. He viii move his family there
Lieutenant Commander Thomas J. Xir-
den of the u. 5. Navy yard IS spending
a few days with his family mere ~
Mrs Cora Nelson OF Florence, n. J..
formerly of this town spent the Week
end with friends and relatives mere.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram haNt
been spending Few days IN Niiiiliiie wa
'''' The local fishing steamers are still CON
tinuing to make good catches OF lueiiilau ny f.l',,
en- and the yield OF oil reall1eu t+Iie tIIiie
them is much better than It was at tiis
time last year The late IAN HSIins Sl ls5ood
expected to be good. proVldeq tnS Soo1 S,cet
Senfen,ber fishermen have ever know know y y
here. for as rule. September Is AiiO"' %
for it's gales OF wind s,...,.ad Of his
John l.. Brittingham dlspoSeu "a 49, -,
1i,'s stock and farming utensils at pun
lie sale on Monday Of last Weeh Ini,art am i,,i
resumed his new duties as llei iNii'''-''
succeeding Edgar IN, NJ, pay hss siSi purchased a
house and lot on jefferson avenue II ~ ~.
+ Stockley Ingram, now tehaheeu OS '''
grsnEdSop; ge.Edooo r Carpenter is critically III at
the home OF his daughter Mrs' Nass''
isISyood L. Wescoat has been spending
a few days in Philadelphia. - n ,osi-
cacrge r Love has accepted POir
tion in the garage here operaleu ~
Baker q PpV,qsli n SIsUli. son of Mr. and Mrs:
Da1,iS Nj. Maull. of this town; anu anu. w W
Anna Bryan, daughter OF hS,,.'.;ad hopJ;,d on
i1siS.7aW ~ go evening Sept. %, 1871, AT III
4, iiui - 1arsonage by the Rev. h3MaIe h,.
Davis They will make ,tnee,u tneiuI IL en-
home in this town, as AZ, NJ, lives Sand
C9mpanyd S4 aSd Mrs. oscar H Warrington are are
#Fr
receiving congriaIHhiae'btonnv at, hIe now U'0''
Edward Price and vile OF '4'5 SlSi'ot ~
az Do who formerly conuuCteu -
Swandale cafe here Two afriends and
snending a few days with lIleii"s
relN.i' w. Harold Brittingham of this town;
who has been pitching, laSe eano Suring
~ ~ 500 son. has signed up with the bal-
timore orioles for tire coinlis s,',.d 70
The Lewes fans, are looklns I4tgeiu i,itcher, as
he is considered one OF the best pitcheiS
Julia A. Sloan of philadelphia, iSs VINO mas af
been spending the summer molltns a.
the Sloan bungalow in Angola mas re-
Tho Rrealwater Fisheries Company
have sold their steamer john X. bayHs
10 the Chincoteague Fish, OH ana Nuaho
Company who are operating a piait AZ
Chincoteague. va. The ,E,a Baylis SIS Is nov now
ers of the Baylis propose to install steam
engines and boilers in lieu of the oil
bllTning engines which il now has, as
these oil burning engines, are not large
enough for the size OF the steamer
There are three Republican candidates
in the field for the Legislature from the
Tenth District They are Salnuel -
Pierce. James T. Lank and George NJ
Murray. ., 60.
tor aged SO wears. who died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs George A tisheI.
in This town on Wednesday. sept. Y, Oh
Brights disease, were held at I5pvilezSI .tes
NJ f. Church. near town, ana inter-
ment made in the adjoining cemetery Z
The deceased was retired farmer nav
ing moved here from his tarm near I
only a few years ago. he Is {
a.; Clarence NJ: and Walter r. Carpens &
Ter all farmers of this vicinity ana I
.hree daughters, Mrs. Irwin ). collins, !
Mrs George \. Fisher and Mrs. curtis S
]. Richards 80
The fishing steamer Maid of the Mist, S
,wned by the Neptune Fishing CompanS I
# New York being operated here by [
-Taves and Anderton, under lease, went c
lshore about mile on TINS slde Oh re l
loboth Beach while enroute to the Whar- n
les of the Hayes and Anderton nshlns o
ompany 1t was loaded with ABOUT SUI h
,arrels of menhaden fish which alone IS p
worth about S2500. The accident occur v
ed late in the afternoon on Friday dur
ne a heavy fog. and reports from good p
authorities are that it viii be total c
oss. 90
oseph of Rehoboth, died on TUESDAY, I
ept o. after lingering illness, aged a
2 years Funeral services were held at
he home on Saturday afternoon at o.
lock. The deceased leaves TO mourn
heir loss a husband and four children,
iertha Joseph and Herbert Joseph and ana
Irs Sallfa Dnwnev and Mrs. Myrtle VIM
ate also host of loving friends