Milford chronicle., 1921-02-11
LEWES NEWS

Inc reg uldI quarterly m6eLluS o
the directors of the Sussex Trus
Company with branches at Lewes
Laurel and Milton met at the bankins
house of the company in this towI
during the week, those present from
the Laurel branch were: Thomas J
Waller, Albert E. Phillips, Harvey w
Hastings, G.. w. Elzey, DR.. w. T
Jones, Harry K. Fooks, W. T, Smith
W. C. Truitt and Harvery D. Will
liams; from Milton, Joseph M. Lank
DR.. Robert B. Hopkins, J. C. Conwell
George B. Hunter and Chas. G. Wap-
les; local directors were DIR. VIM. p
Orr. Jr., Harry V. Lyons, Charles H.
Maull, VIM. H. Virden, DR.. U. w.
Hooker, Thos. R. Ingram, John M.
Vessels and Jos. L. Cahau from
Georgetown. Statements from the
different branches showed that they
were all in thriving condition. They
lunched at the Hotel Rodney.
Funeral services of Mrs. Mary L.
Wilson, aged about 72 years, who died
at her home in this town were held
in the Milton M. E. Church on Mon
day afternoon, January 81. The de-
ceased was the widow of the late
John Wilson and is survived by two
sons, B. Norman Wilson of this town
and William F. of Wilmington.
Funeral services of William J. Nor
man, aged 78 years, were held at his
late residence on Mulberry street on
Wednesday afternoon and interment
made in the Lewes Presbyterian ceme-
terry. The deceased leaves a wife and
one daughter, Mrs. Handy M. Long
and two brothers, Captain Thomas R.
Norman of this town and Purnell B.
Norman, of Philadelphia. He died Mon
day, January 81. For many years he
was a passenger conductor on the
old Junction & Breakwater r. R.
The revival services which have
been going on in the LeWes M. e. |
Church for the past three weeks have
met with unusual success and many |
are being converted every night. It is
said to be the greatest revival that |
has been witnessed in that church for
a number of years and it is just get
ting underway. A special mems meet
ing was held on Sunday afternoon
and a goodly number of men were in
and on Wednesday after
noon a special meeting was held for
women, several were converted.
John H. Green has moved from his
farm in Angola to the William Maull {
on Morris avenue which he ]
purchased.
Rowland B. Ingram, representing
Laird and Company of Wilmington, I
was a town visitor during the week. /
W. Elmer West of Harrington, for
merly of this town, was here during t
he week. \
Louis Wolfe and wife who have {
1een spending several weeks in Phil
ldelphia have returned to their home n
lere. "
Cornelius M. Eriksen, superintend-
mt of the ChincOteague Fish Oil and A
4uano Company of Chincoteague, Va, II
pent the weekend with his wife here. "
T. c. Collins of Milford was a town ii
-isitor during the week. 81
William P. Orr, third, ten-year-old
on of DR.. Orr, who was recently op- a.
rated upon at the German Hospital E
4 Philadelphia for appendicitis, re- et
urned to his home this week.
Robert L. Wolfe of Wilmington spent N
he early part of the week with his
ather, William P. Wolfe, near town. L
Judge Frank A. SWeezy, of New York e
lIys I6pI ISSS1L4hS hayes anu @A41u6I-
IN who operate two fish factories oil
ere and who expect to erect large to
ertilizer factory here in the near fu-
Ire, was in town during the week. da
Captain Charles S. Morris left this w
eek for Boston, Mass, where he will
pend the month of February with his
ife and daughter, Mrs. Lewis w. ha
ustard, Jr.
William H. Virden of Germantown, -OC
is spending a few days vi
his farm near town with Mr.. and Oh
rs. J. Orton Marshall.
Captain John H. H. Kelly has been fr,
aster of the pilot boat, Philadelphia,
r the past two weeks. an
These ushers have been appointed m,
the Lewes M. E. Church for the vi.
onth of February: Morning-M. JOS pa
III, Ebe T. Palmer, William c. Payn-
r and Samuel Chambers; evening ed
illiam Clifton, James R. Wiley, Irv- tri
g Palmer and Thomas r. Ingram, ha
ag
Arthur R. Reed of Philadelphia, mail
ERIK on the Penna. railroad is spend da
g a weeks vacation with his par he
ts here, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore w. Be
led.
Mrs. Elvira Pierce has been con- Wis
led to her room for several days on we
count of illness.
Mrs. Eliza J. Ingram who has been fri
ite ill and under the care of a train Wis
nurse for the past three weeks is on
proving slowly.
The class play given by the mem
rs of the Lewes high school on Fri
y evening was well attended.
Miss Anna Foskey, daughter of Mr..
d Mrs. Robert B. Foskey of near !
and Bayard w. Messick, Mi
4 of William S. Messick; of George we
Vn, were married at the M. 2. par I
mage in Georgetown by the Rev. J. din
Bailey on Saturday evening, Janu- dat
7 29. ent
Mrs. Frank S. Carter and children che
er a months visit with her par Kir
is here, Mr.. and Mrs. William C. anC
aand, have returned to their home Wa
Philadelphia, accompanied by her N
'ents. tai1
Irs. A. Gutowitz returned this week N
er a months visit with relatives in Sur
lmington and Philadelphia. N
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