Milford chronicle., 1921-03-04
EWES NEWS

IN an extended visit to Long
and other points has returne'
5 home here.
Orr Nelson is confined to hi
Re suffering with an attack o
ffppe.
Elmer G. Mitchell who has been ap
ppOinted as first assistant keeper O.
Miah Maui lighthouse is on TIVE
weeks shore leave with his famil!
here.
Mrs. Ebe T. Lynch of Wilmington
formerly of this town is spending 6
few weeks with friends and relatives
here
Rev. Oliver H. Murphy of Princess
Anne, Md, is spending a few weeks
here.
Mrs. Fannie Kendrick is in charge
of Mrs. Lola Bakers Millinery store
while Mrs. Baker is in Philadelphia
purchasing her spring bOnnets
Mrs. William E. Tunnel was Mil
ford visitor during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Coulter
who have been visiting their children
in Philadelphia and Camden, N. J.
have returned.
John w. Wells has moved his family
from his property on King street to
the William A Blizzard property adj
joining Mr.. Wells grocery store,
Charles E. Wells will occupy the
Wells property.
William J. Thompson has been con-
finedtO his home two days this week
with a severe cold.
Mrs. Lille Maddux of Centerville,
Md, is spending a few days with her
sister here Mrs. John Best Robinson
who has been confined to her bed for
several days on account of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Murray are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of a fine baby boy.
Captain and Mrs. Charles S. Morris
who have been spending the month of |
February with their daughter Mrs.
Lewis w. Mustard, Jr, in Boston
have returned to their home here.
Roland ]. S. Marsh is building an
addition to the garage which he re-
Gently purchased from Stephen A.
Long on South street.
Della Palmer aged, about 40 years,
wife Of Charles NJ. Palmer, died at
The Hope Farm, near Wilmington,
lfter a long illness on Friday after
loon. Funeral services were held at 4;
he Methodist Protestant Church on
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock and i
nterment made in the NJ. e. cemetery
She leaves a husband and several /
one brother, William Ste
ems of Philadelphia, and a sister.
1rs. William ]. Howard of Whining.
ON.
Rev. Howard Davis who has been
un ak |
Id, for rest after several weeks of I
eVlVaI services has returned to his
lOme here. .
Many of the local farmers fear that ;
ney are going to be unable to get rid ]
L their late potato crop as nearly {
very farmer in this section has his
OtatOes buried and stored in the cell f
ar waiting for the price to advance I
ut so far the price has not advanced {
nd apparently there is no market for :
hem at any fair price, many Of the +
armers have been complaining that
heir potatoes are rOtting bad in holes !
'here they are buried, which is some
hing that has never happened in this
ectiOn before. c
These ushers have been appointed !
the Lewes NJ. e. Church for the
lonth Of March, morning, Harry M. o
laull, Calvin A. Evans, Fred c. :,
Laull, and J. PenrOse Murray, even u
lg Joseph Quilleq, Leonard Frazier. l.
.illman Prettyman and Kenneth n n
7hite. v
Captain Willard H. Collins of the I
lg Arabian" is spending a few J.;
eeks vacation with his family here y
Cornelius NJ. Erickson, superinten.
mt of the construction of the new g
ant for the ChincOteague Fish and II
uanO Company at Chincoteague is :.
ending a weeks vacation with his II
life here who has been ill for several "
lys, Mr.. Erickson was formerly
anager of the Hayes and Anderton
h works here.
r. Duffel assistant chief of
e Lewes Fire Department and F. M.
illiams represented the Lewes Fire 10
apartment at the convention which ls
suited in the organization of the
,laware State Firemen's Association yo
Milford last week. at
Mrs. Luther 7. SalmOns is spending W.
few days with friends and relatives
Philadelphia. III
William @. Thompson teacher of Sc
riculture in the public schools has -,
wed his family from the Joseph M. =
'tcalf property on King street to the ga
lliam A. Lynch rOperty on Front
eet. 1nl
Cornelius G. Marshall has been con- vo,-
ed to his home for several days on f,i
'Ount of illness. 80 80
hrs. Ethel Warrington who has
N suffering with a severe attack tle
grip for the past three weeks is VIII
e to be out again. Oh
n honor of his birthday William
Il, Jr., was given a pleasant little pre-
prise party last Monday evening he;
his home in Lewes. Dancing was
main source of amusement thru ter
the evening. Those present were:
and Mrs. VIM. Teal, Mr.. and Mrs.
ley Ross, Mrs. Peter G. Murray,
rtha and Elizabeth Teal, Helen
rphy, Dorothy Messick, Elizabeth
:, Thelma Davis, Fredonia White, ed
ry Messick, Margaret Collins, EN- vii
Orr and Elizabeth Marshall, Will loc
n Teal, Jr., G. MacIntyre, Mr.. mi
'h, James Wiley, Mr.. Douglas, Ar I
r Marshall, Jr., Thos. Ingram, Jr. the
Sterling Jones. I
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