Milford chronicle., 1920-10-22
LEWES NEWS

! ed a car of wheat this week at over
brook which he purchased from loca
= farmers for $500 a bushel few day.
b. ago The best price offered was Sl.e'
and about three weeks ago 1t soi'
= for $3.50. A number of farmers are
/ still holding for higher prices.
/ Mrs. Bessie NJ. OFT sold most OF hel
5 household goods and will move from
the DR.. Burton's property at the cor
ner Of Second and South streets to the
second story of the stOrehouse they
p now occupy.
, T. Stockiey Ingram has moved from
the property he recently sold on JEFF
ferson avenue to Mrs. Lima PaynteI
to the Cottingham property in plot
town.
Paul Carpenter has rented the Dan
iel Wilson property on Madison ave
nue., recently vacated by his grand
father. Gideon T. Carpenter.
Hayes and AndertOn OF New YORK
who have operated the Breakwater
Fisheries Company and the Coast
Fish and Oil & Fertilizer Company
plants this season tied up their boats
and plants here, which means that a
number Of men will be laid off, both
local and foreign help.
Some of the local people who are
in the fishing business say that the
best price now offered fol fish oil is
4Oc a gallon, at this season. Last
wear the price was Sl.05 gallon and
/ The price of fish scrap has likewise
declined and it is conceded that this
seasons catch will be a great deal
( less profitable than in past seasons.
The fishing steamer, Maid o the
Mist" which went ashore on the
beach. between the Henlopen Coast
Guard Stations has about gone Il
pieces.
Edwin c. Marshall who has been
confined to his home for several days
on account of illness is able TO be
out again.
Edgar Marvel who for several
years has been occupying the Wolsey
L. Hopkins Farm in COOlspring has
purchased a farm from George NJ. /
Murray, located about one mile from
town, on the road leading TO Rehoboth .
Beach. Alden Hopkins will occupy /
the Hopkins farm.
Register of Wills W. J. Mustard has .
granted letters of administration on .
the estate of Robert W. Dodd to The .
Sussex Trust Company and Mary
Dodd.
Charles d. Beebe of Wilmington
who is employed by the dupont has
been here for the past two weeks on
account of the serious illness of his
father, Clarence Beebe.
Chief Engineer Charles H. John
son, Edward Warrington, Arthur Law
son and Robert Lane of the Fenwick
Island light vessel, are spending
shore leave here after having spent
several weeks in the shipyard at Bal
.imore for repairs.
The pilots of this town for several
weeks have been doing rushing busi-
less, trading up and down the river,
md bay. !
DR.. Sylvester A. Bookhammer and
wife of Atlanta, Ga, who have been
pending the past three months at [
heir cottage on Lewes Beach left this q
week for a weeks visit to New York
Jity before returning to their home.
Emery l.. Ayers has rented the Will l
lam E. Thompson farm near town S
nd will move there the first of the }
ear, from the Paynter Warrington :
arm in RehoboIh. Mr.. Thompson eX-
ects to move his family to Newark,
nd retire from farming.
Dr. William p. Orr, Jr., and ThOm-
s r. Ingram were in Georgetown last
week.
Charles Baynum who recently sold
lis farm near town to Roy Ritter has
a house and lot on Mon
oe avenue from Walter Z. Wyatt and {
hr 10 Of
]. Frank Marsh of Angola has pur- !
hased the AIilby property on Market
treet from Joseph c. Marvel. Mr..
Iarvel having recently moved his
amily to Wilmington where he has I
ecured employment.
The pilot boat, Philadelphia, return
d last week from Philadelphia after
aking on a supply of coal.
Mrs. Robert II. Orr and daughter, H
liss Elizabeth, Of Kittery, Maine, are
pending the month of October with
lrs. Roman Tammany mere. /
Charles II. Maull attended the con-
ecration Of Bishop Philip Cook in II
Baltimore last week. II
John Cottingham who has been in II
he Beebe hospital for the past month
from a broken knee sustain Y
d on the pilot boat, J. Henry Ed c
nunds, is now at his home and is l
citing along nicely. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bertrand, Jr., 4
# New York City, are spending a few
ays with the formers parents here, =
'aptain and Mrs. Louis Bertrand, Sr.
Miss Olga Amundson of Philadel- :
ihia is spending a few days with her !
rother here, A. Louis Amundson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 9. LOhand !
pent a couple of days in Philadelphia =
With their daughter last week, Mrs. r
frank S. Carter
Miss Cecilia NJ. Kelly who has been
listing friends in Akron, Ohio, Tor I
everal weeks has returned. }
: Miss lone Hopkins of Dover has c
een elected commercial teachers in
he local high school. This course
vas added to the high school bev, use
# the local demand and the Sdmerous
equests, and since this course has
'een added, a number of local people
lave expressed themselves as Deiiev-
ng it to be the most profitable addi- ]
ion that has been to our local school.
I means that a taxpayer can send .
heir children to the local school and
'eceive commercial training without
sending them away from home and
laying to pay both board and tuition
Be careful. Do not ruin your arti-
icial teeth with any cleanser not fit
o put into your mouth. Use the only
original plate cleanser - Caulk Den
ure Cream. Cleans, sterilizes, pre-
1ents bad breath, and keeps plates
ike new. Sold by all druggists. oS-tf