Milford chronicle., 1921-05-06
LEWES NEWS

James Smith of this town, formerl
of Massachusetts, and Miss Ethel Ma,
Hart, also of this town, were married
last week by the Rev. Howard Davis
They will make their future hom
here as Mr.. Smith is employed on tn,
Fenwick Island lightvessel.
Register of Wills William J. Mus.
tard has granted letters of administra.
tiOn on the estate of Daniel L. Haz.
zard to Mary e. and Marshall Haz-
zard.
Benjamin F. Shaw of Wilmington
who is spending few days at his
summer home in RehobOth Beach was
town visitor during the week.
Rev. Howard Davis and Paul Car
penter made trip to Baltimore dur
ing the week.
J. B. Warner, Jr., district manager
of the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety was town visitor on Tuesday.
Funeral services of Annie Walls,
widow of the late George Walls were
held in the Lewes M. E. Church on
Monday afternoon and interment made
in the Lewes NJ. E. cemetery. The re-
mains were brought here on the noon
train from Milford where the deceas-
ed died after a long illness.
DR.. William P. Orr, Jr., and Thom-
as R. Ingram were visitors at the
county seat during the week.
Elmer Davidson has accepted a po-
sition as mechanic in the automobile
shops of William e. Walsh here.
The Girls Friendly Society will
give a play in the auditorium on Fri
day evening entitled "The Apple Bios
SON."
Mrs. James K. Rowland who has
been i'll at Beebe hospital, has recov-
cred sufficiently to return to her home
on Fourth street.
Mrs Mary Evans and granddaugh-
ter Betty LOfand, have returned to
Lewes after a stay of several weeks
at Charlotte, Amelie, St. Thomas, Vir-
gin Islands, where Mrs. Evans son,
Lieutenant Donald R. Evans, is sta
toned.
Miss Elizabeth Orr, daughter of pay
master Robert w. Orr, has returned
from Portsmouth, N. H., and will
spend the summer at Lewes Beach /
with her mother in their cottage.
Mrs Harold McAnneny of New York
City is a guest of Mrs. James Kelly. |
She came home with Miss Cecilia .
Kelly who had been visiting there.
DR.. James T. Thompson has rented .
his cottage at Lewes Beach to st.
Clair Campbell of Philadelphia, a civ
il engineer employed by the du Pont
Co. in building the new Lewes school
house and the Beebe extension hos
pital.
John W. Beach, Jr., who has been
employed for the past two years as
fireman on the railroad at Pitts ]
burgh, Pa, has accepted a position
as clerk in the Office of Superintend- /
ent William E. Tunnel of the Coast l
Guards, with offices in the Federal s
building here. {
Captain Charles w. Johnston who t
has been away from home for several S
months supervising some of his con-
tracts, is spending a few days at his '
home here. t
Elwood L. Wescoat of the Wescoat
Auto Co. has just returned from a e
trip to Detroit with a new Hupmobile. p
William A. Russell moved his fam ]
lily from the John w. Marshall prop
erty on Front street to his farm in n
PilottOwn which was recently vacat- S
ed by John B. Rogers. -
The town council have had several D.
If the streets in town plowed, scraped
ind rolled during the past two weeks tt
which makes a wonderful improve st
nent in them. They propose to plow
everal other streets as soon as it is hi
'ossible to have the work done. oil
Captain Willard H. Collins, master
f the tug Arabian" visited his fam ed
y here during the week as his boat bJ
7as in the harbor here. by
,Elverson w. Ingram of Wilmington
spending a few days with his par fir
pts, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Ingram. A.
The Linwood R. Simpler property
-as sold at public sale on Saturday tn
fternOon by the Sussex Trust Com gr
any, Trustee. The house and lot at
le corner of King street and Cole v.
ian avenue was purchased by Mrs. of
uphemia c. Carey for $1795 and the
ne adjoining it on Coleman avenue pr
as purchased by Alfred T. Hart for a
10000. no
The Lewes high school base ball to
am defeated the Rehoboth Beach set
gh school team on Saturday by
ore of to 4, ten innings. George fey
wn high school team defeated Lewes toy
gh on Thursday by score of 20 to VI
Mrs. T. Wesley Salmons Of Staten fro
land, N. y, formerly of this town, cna
10 has been visiting friends and Wo
latives here has returned. arr
The Girls Friendly Society gave He
cir play entitled, "The Apple Bios frol
H." on Friday evening to a packed rou
use and netted over $4,000. 0
Howard Maull of Camden, N. J., cott
mt the weekend with his parents, Bea
. and Mrs. Samuel Maull. Milt
.ooo1 fsbor,,o,, hove boo,, oo+o,,,,.o. best
nty of trout and hard-heads for ~,
past week and are shipping them ilnoa iils1h
the city markets. Anglers are also tTs.' Lea,
inning to make small catches from o-.I oiIoH
Queen Anne pier. enI tslt1
braham Gutowitz, a student of Del busT
ire College, is spending few days hard
alton with his parents here. not
ouses for rent are the scarcest by l
they have ever been here before. liter !
IN it is known that family is to Man.
e there are numbers of applicants fish,
the vacant house Immediately. away
-cob Marshall who has been here Tn
several weeks, spent the weekend gun
| his family in Wilmington. OF tn
le damp easterly weather which pId pIanI
prevailed here for several davs plOy. .
prevented the farmers from plant u LerIl II
Trust
- town.
SHAWNEE Bri