Milford chronicle., 1921-11-11
I.EWES NEWS

coed Frederick G. Vogel, deceased
Iosenh Fl Ouillen who has been mum
IoT one man at the Lewes Coas
cTord Station has been appolnle'
I1oener of Indian River Station. hoD
M hudson succeeds Quillen at tn'
Lewes station. e r,hi1o.
7 Mrs. George C. Prettyman' Oh r INC LL.n
daInhia. formerly of this town. Is Vis, ~
itino Mrs Walton T. Virden, here' lO'
a few days. aorob+er nj
1obn Veasey, of CoolsprlhS, an'
% Ion1as r. Hastings, also of near Cool
S"I.in9 Srrtto9 were recently married by th'
Rev. Howard Davis at lne 4N' - p''-
sonage. os milford SOLD
n carload of mules here Oh oo'11 ~ O'cS -
afternoon at public sale at the W. ~, y
ToAand stables. These were y
cbeanest lot of mules sold mere - =
oaonv Years. A few years ago ent
naToo ia, lot of mules would have brougn
f%lice fTI as much as they did at thlS
o"ction, Some pairs sold down d.
low as $4,000. oi,+od
These ushers have been appolnttHeC tH5C
- tho Tewes M. e. Church lot tn'
Toontb of November: Morning var
+ar n WYATT, John R. warrington
Tdeon Nd G. Lodge, Samuel Chambers
EToDine-W. Glenwood Harrington
William p. Clifton, Herman Z. ShoE'
and Irving Palmer. % +bo NJ
The Ladies Aid Society OF tne NJ
r church met Monday evening aC 'n'
M. E. parsonage. o4+ond.
Roland D. J. Raught who is attehu'
ing Tebigh University at Bethlehen
Do snent the weekend with his mo-
ther here. 1910, Of III,
1owas M. r. Church, who has Deel
on his vacation for ten days anu anu a.
tended the American Legion ConTen ,
tion at Kansas City, arrived nome las las
FRIDAY. He filled his pulpit on Sul
day. ....--,.,. 7,nown a
LEFTY Brittingham, the star pltcne
of Sussex county, is confined to nj
he'd on account of illness.
The store goods and fixtures o
John B. Rogers, who was closed seV
eraI weeks ago by the sherlH Wer
sold last Friday at public auction. MI
Rogers occupied the store bulldlns
formerly occupied by George T. Tun
nell, on Market street.
Manv of the town people can be see
these days taking their screen POI
ches and storing them away for I'd
winter and getting out their storl
sash to keep out the cold nOrth Yves
wind. which prevails here.
Frank L. Chase, of Rehoboth Beacl
has accepted a position selling secul
tiles for the H. A. Stone Company
Philadelphia.
Noah T. Bryan bagged two VII
oeese one day this week out OF
flock of more than hundreu.
Sportsmen report plenty OF duct
and geese and that rabbits are MOI
plentiful this season than tney NAV
been known for years; also a gre;
MANY quail, but not in proportion
the rabbits. Rabbit dogs are in d.
mand at this time, high prices al
offered for good dogs.
H. S. Newlin, of Wilmington, sta
Masonic Instructor, was town vi
itor during the week.
Louis Amundsen, who has pee
employed with D. w. Burbage q "
ship brokers, has resigned, and a.
cented a position with the H. j
Stohe Co., of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lewis w. Mustard, Jr., an
children, of Boston, Mass, who hay
been spending several weeks wit
her parents here, Captain and Mr
Charles S. Morris, returned to h'
home last week.
]. E. Williams, of Milford, repr'
senting the Continental Life 1nsu
ance Company, was in town durin
the week.
The uuoit team of Lewes Council
No. IA, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, journeyed
Seaford on Tuesday evening, and d.
feated the Liberty Bell Council tean
by taking four games out OF sevel
Those who represented LeWes CouI
Gil were: Napoleon B. Register, Cha
It. Nelson, Daniel H. G. Littleton, v
Herald Birmingham, Roland Tindal
Ebe T. Palmer and w. DIVA Pretty
man. Enterprise Council of Milto
will come to Lewes next Tuesday eN
ening and play the local boys.
Handy M. Long who is employed i
fredericksburg, Md, is spending fe7
days with his family here.
William H. Roach of Wachapreag
ue. Va, is visiting his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs, Mark H. Roach.
The Sussex Trust Company wit
branches at Lewes, Laurel and Mil
ton, held it's regular quarterly meet
ing of it's directors this week at Mil
ton.
The Misses Margaret and Katherin
p Buchanan, of Philadelphia, have NOV
ed their household effects here thi
week, in with their sister, Mrs. Johl
NJ. Vessels. They expect to operate
dry goods and notion store in the neN
brick storehouse which is nearin
completion on Second street. The
have formerly successfully operate
such a store in Philadelphia.
-. Elwood L. Wescoat who has tn
contract to furnish oak ties for tn
side track from the main line to tn
sand hills for the Henlopen San
Company, has a number of them al
ready delivered. The Sand Co. expect
to be able to begin laying rails in
short time Charles V. Jones has bee
elected president of the concern an
Frank M. Jones of Georgetown, treas
urer.
The Lewes Fertilizer Compan
which has been operating four fish
ing steamers this season at thei
plant here, tied up their boats, owin
to the fact that the weather is so I'm
certain now and not many fish hav
been caught for the past week. Thi
is the only plant of the three that ha
operated, at all this season, the boat