Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
LEWES

y Ni"4tA lslauu LlEntNeSSel ana VINO was
! recently married TO Mrs. Elizabeth Pal
mer has purchased a house and lot or
Arnels avenue from Miss Roberta Mar
. shall
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew j. Fisher are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival Of a fine baby boy.
William c. Wolfe Of Philadelphia was
a town visitor during the week.
Mrs. James X Rowland is confined %
her home with an attack Of neuritis.
Mrs. Arzie Manning is spending a few
days with her son, Dr. Harrison NJ. Man
ming at Seaford.
Miss Annie H. Dunning has purchas-
ed the George c. Prettyman property on
Market street and will move there in the
near future from the Frank Alaull prop
erty on King street.
Those in the graduating class in the
Lewes High school are Misses Muriel
Steel, Margaret Fisher, Margaret Rick
ards. Elizabeth Macintre, Elizabeth Phil
lips. Ida Lingo. Edna Blizzard Bessie
Gutowitz and Howard Maclntire.
Elwood l.. Wescoat of the Wescoat
I Auto Company left this week for Indian
apolis, Indiana and expects TO return
with a new Hupmobile.
The Ladies Sewing Circle Of St Peters
Church met al the home Of Mrs. William
r. Messick on Wednesday afternoon.
George b. Atkins Of Milton is beauti-
flying the Clinton Long property on King
street with coat of paint
Lieutenant Thomas j. Nirden is spend
ing a furlough with his family here
Mrs. Charlotte b. Hickman and Misses
Marie and Dorothy Hickman Of Ocala,
Florida are at their cottage on Lewes
Beach for the season.
Miss Blanche Salmons who has been
in Wilmington for sometime taking spec
al nerve treatment from DIR. Charles a.
Ritchie is much improved
William F. Wilson who is employed by
the DUPONT Company in Wilmington
spent the week here getting his house
hold effects ready to move to that city.
Holland j. S. Marsh has rented the Will
son property and will move there the
first Of the month.
Chief Engineer Charles II. Johnson,
Edward +. Warrington, Joseph Dutton
and Walter S. Robbins Of the Fenwick
Island lightvessel are spending two
weeks shore leave here.
II Everett Marsh, Jr., of Norfolk, Va,
representing the Virginia Fisheries Com
pany was in town during the week
William ID. Wilson, Jr., 11-year-old
son Of w Ferris Wilson, was seriously
hurt this week while driving pair Of
mules TO a roller when the tongue broke
throwing young Wilson in such man
ner that his foot was caught in a chain
and he was dragged sometime with one
leg under the roller until the mules came
TO a stand stil after the lad had kept
pulling on the reins. The boy
is now in a very bad shape but is eX-
pected to recover.
Mrs. William S. Walls of Elizabeth
town, Pa, is spending a few weeks with
her parents here, Mr., and Mrs. William
E. Ennis.
Edgar W. Ingram and John NJ Vessels
made a business trip to Wilmington and
Philadelphia during the week.
Rev. Howard Davis, Napoleon B. Reg
gates TO the State Sunday School Con-
vention held in Wilmington last week
from the NJ. +. Church here.
Handy NJ. Long has sold his hardware
and drug business to Arthur II. Morris,
This is one of the oldest bus
mess stands in town and was conducted /
as a hardware and drug store by the /
late Governor Ebe W. Tunnel for years. /
Mrs. w. Virden Burton and children I
Of Wilmington have returned to their I
home there after having spent a two I
months visit with her grandparents /
lere, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Ennis, her 1
mother, Mrs. Ida X. MorriX accompan
ed her for a short visit.
Miss Margaret Kitchens has filed the .
vacancy in Emanuel Zerdens store
,aused by the resignation Of Miss Edna
Marvel who has gone to Wilmington for
employment.
Mrs Elizabeth Russell viii open
hampOo and massage parlor in the L. F..
Ross building next to the American
tore and expects TO be ready to receive
,atrons by June first.
Marshall Bertrand has rented the Han
lah Thompson cottage on Lewes Beach 4
or the coming season.
In keeping with the campaign of the
Methodist Church for one million new
members, special services were held dur
ne the past week.
Mrs. William p. Orr and Miss Gladys
russell accompanied the Girls Friendly
society to Milton last week where they
resented the play entitled, Modes,
Iaids and Manners"
A Cutowitz has returned from a trip
o Philadelphia where he has been stock
lg up on jewelry.
Captain William E. Tunnel. superin-
andent Of the L. S. Coast Guard. has re-
lrned TO his office in the federal build
lg after spending a week inspecting |
tations in Virginia.
Miss Sarah Carpenter is suffering from /
n attack of mumps.
Miss Mary Mcgee spent the weekend
t Rehoboth Beach with Miss Harriet H
oungman.
Rev. 1. Mench Chambers and wife are
pending a few days in Philadelphia and
Ierchantville, n. J.
Napoleon b. REGISTER. William J. Wes- U
)at and b. Frank Walls of the tenth II
district have been elected
ember Of the Sussex County Republican
ommttee.
DR.. William P. Orr. Jr., Thomas r. In
-am and John NJ. Vessels attended
Getting Of the General Finance Commit
e of the Sussex Trust Company held at
georgetown on Tuesday.
W. B. Michael Of the Radio Station has
nted the DR.. Joseph NJ Martin home
cad on Second street and win move his
mily here from Philadelphia in a few
.ys.
Augustus NJ. Webb has purchased the
Duble house at the foot Of Madison ave-
lie which he now occupies from the
enry Hall heirs. Captain Thomas R.
orman and wife have returned to their
me in Pilottown after having spent the
inter months in Philadelphia.
Robert Woodside who for several
onths was formerly located at the Ma
! Base here was in town during the
eek representing a Philadelphia brok-
age house.
Captain Fred Conwell is visiting his
lighter, Mrs. Helen Tammany in New
rt, Del, for a few days.
Supt S. j. Reynolds Of the Maritime
,change at the Delaware Breakwater
S returned after a ten day visit TO New
stle and New York.