Milford chronicle., 1921-08-19
LEWES NEWS

Of1cerS-Jr. Past Councillor, Harvey
Baker; Councillor, Daniel H. c. Littl,
ton; Assistant Recording Secretar
w. DIVA Prettyman; Conductor, NapC
leon B. Register, Jr.; Warden, job
d. Hazard; Inside Sentinel, Irwin
Palmer; Outside Sentinel, Harol
Brittingham; Trustee. w. o. Pretty
man.
George NJ. Maull and family of Phil
adelphia are on weeks vacation witt
Mrs. Maull's parents here, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Alfred L. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c.. Lank o
Washington, D. Co., are visiting tn,
formers mother here, Mrs. Ida NJ
Lank
William E. Tunnel, superintendent
of this Coast Guard District, and his
wife left last week for California anC
other points of interest to spend q
months vacation.
E. B. Filter, of New York, is visit
ing Captain and Mrs. James R. Kel-
ly here.
John Wedderburn of Baltimore who
is summering at Dewey Beach was a
town visitor during the week.
Frank Laucirica of Wilmington is
spending his vacation with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Mason and
children of Kennett Squart, Pa, who
have been spending a couple of weeks
with her father here, have returned.
The Junior Mechanics are imprOv-
ing their building which they recently
purchased from Mrs. Virginia L. Mus
tard by painting the front of it.
James R. Kelly and wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Cecilia and Eugene c. Kelly
and wife mOtored to Ocean City, Nd,
during the week.
Mrs. Nettie Marshall is spending
few days with Captain and Mrs. Fred
erick G. Vogel at Dewey Beach.
Prof. Malcolm R. Young of College |
Park, Md. who formerly taught VOca- |
tional agriculture in the public school |
here, is spending a few days here re-
newing acquaintances.
w. Hance Chambers, local drug
gist, is visiting his brother, Frank B.
Chambers in Denver, Col.
ElversOn w. Ingram of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Ingram here.
H. NJ. Hargitt of Wilmington has
rented a cottage on Lewes Beach for
the summer and is now occupying it
together with his family.
Gideon w. Kitchens, of Philadelphia,
U. S. Government Inspector, and wife
are spending a few lays with friends
and relatives here.
James Steel who for many years
was engineer on the Fenwick Island
lightship, now on ship on the Vir-
ginia. coast is spending a few days j
with his family here.
William H. Virden, of Philadelphia, ]
formerly of this town, who is employ
ed by the Delaware Auxiliary Commits ]
sion as inspector of the new school I
building which is being built here has /
rented the Eli Sharp homestead for
the summer. ,
The Cape May base ball team came
to Lewes Friday on the steam boat, {
Onward and defeated our boys by 5
score of 9 to 3. Birmingham of this s
own, was on the mound for the local f
Boys and did good work, being credit
ed with eleven strike-Outs while the t
visiting pitcher was credited with. g
lone. Our boys failed to give Britting- n
nam support while the Cape May boys c
supported theirpitche + at all times. S
Charles H. Phillips, son of the late '
Charles H. Uhillips of RehObOth, and v
Mss Maria Marshall, daughter of Mr.. i
ind Mrs. Samuel B. d Marshall, of i
his town, were married on Sunday,
August Z, at the home of the groom's C
mother. The happy couple left that t
fternOon for Philadelphia, Atlantic n
'ity and other points of interest.
,f q
Ormerly of this town, is visiting S
riends and relatives here for few o
ays. ei
William Simpler and wife of Phila- e.
elphia are visiting friends here for d
YO weeks. hi
D. B. Poisson, of Wilmington, N. c., HI
ho was employed here last season ia
the plant of Hayes & Anderton, was to
lie guest of Miss Viola Wilson during be
lie week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Messersmith NJ
ave been loading furniture here dur NJ
g the week which they propose to eV
Ike over to Belgium with them where vi
+. Messersmith is employed as Am
ican consul. Ca
The largest crowd that was ever MI
lOwn was seen at Oak Orchard on
Zig Thursday" Many local people WI
ere in attendance, and it is said that tn
tos were parked at least half mile ba
)m the grove.
Chauncey Walters of Baltimore, Md, frc
d shoulder broken this week while phi
estling with another young man on
2 beach. hol
Professor J. M. Lecate who is sum- at
ring at RehOboth Beach and who we
some time has been connected with for
laware College in the department of ]
and hygiene goes to John cou
pkins University, Baltimore, Nd, not
the fall as a member of the factul- neT
He was track coach at Delaware is
two years. ma,
IeRoy Campbell who for the past pot
ee years has been occupying the mex
rland M. Joseph farm near Mid A
Y has purchased the Gideon T. Car res
ter farm, consisting of about 20 hou
es from the heirs of the late G. T. ling
penter. L
Beecham, superintendent of the thel
ID Will Industry in Wilmington, fill ana
the pulpit in the LeWes M. g. Stel
lrch on Sunday morning, and told tag't
he wonderful work the Good VIII 10 I
ustry was doing in that city. ing
T. and Mrs. Walter Hynson of Smy- NOV
are spending a few days here with the
formers sister, Mrs. Jacob Nor pan
plet
RS Ida willard of VViIY,oinoto1, is the