Milford chronicle., 1922-03-24
Some Breezes From Lewes

: George VIM. Wilson, track foreman on
! the M. d. & V. R. r. who broke his
1 leg several weeks ago has left the Bee
| be Hospital and is travelling about on
crutches.
A dance was given in the dance hall
at the Hotel Rodney on Friday evening
Music was furnished by the local color
/ ed jazz orchestra.
Leroy Evans. of Philadelphia. spent
the weekend with his mother here, Mrs
Mary R. Evans.
! Captain John R. Price, of Philadelphia,
a retired pilot. formerly of this town,
was a visitor on Monday
/ Miss May Sharp, of Milford, is spend
ing few days with Mrs. Lena NJ. Tam
many here.
/ Eba L. Jones of the Lewes Coast
Guard Station who has been confined to
his home with an attack of grippe for
the past three weeks has returned to his
work.
AIrss William F. Marshall gave lunch
con Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Joseph T. Cough.
The British tug, Granville, laden with
twenty-five hundred cases OF whiskey,
bound from Maine, to Cuba, is still ly-
ing at the Coast Fish Oil and Fertilizer
Company's wharf. A close TTaech is be-
ing kept to see that none of the cargo
is discharged here.
Miss Virginia Carpenter who is at
tending Bryn Mawr College, has return
ed to her duties after spending few
days with her parents here on account
of illness.
Captain John S. Lynch, keeper of the
Lewes Coast Guard Station is on five
days leave of absence.
Thomas r. Ingram and wife made
trip to Wilmington during the week, by
automobile.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Packard, of Phil
adelphia, attended the funeral Of Luther
T. Salmons, here, on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Luther T. Salmons returned to
Philadelphia this week with her brother
in-law. John w. Salmons and expects to
spend some time there.
Mrs. Custis w. Atkins and daughter,
Miss Margaret, are spending few days
in Wilmington with Captain Atklns'
master of the U. S. S. Iris.
William c. Lofland has been confined
to his home for several days suffering
from an attack of grippe. He is able to
be out again.
Clarence Beebe, who formerly con-
Quoted the Ocean House on Lewes
Beach is seriously ill at his home.
Mrs. John Wilson, of near town, is in
4 Philadelphia Hospital under the care
of a specialist.
Dr. and Mrs. Rowland G. Paynter, OF
GEORGETOWN, spent Sunday with the lat
ter's father here, DR.. Hiram R. burton.
ola Nj.
&, V. r. r., is on the sick list suffering
with lumbago.
Richard Reese, of the Equitable Trust
Company of Wilmington, and wife were
visitors here on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w virden Burton and
children of Wilmington were weekend
Visitors here.
Captain Joseph H. Quillen who has
Been transferred as number one man
from the Lewes Coast Guard Station to
keeper of the Rehoboth Beach Station,
has purchased a house and lot in Reho-
both Beach from Edmund S. Massey who
has been transferred from number one
man of the Cape Henlopen Station to
number one man at the Lewes Station
to succeed Captain Quillen.
Pilot Frank Maull who is making his
home with his daughter. Mrs Effie
Raughley, in Harrington, was town
visitor on Wednesday,.
Notary Public William P. Carter who
is the only Notary in town with general
powers, has been extremely busy taking
'afiidavits for State Income Tax payers as
so many people put off making their re-
turns until the last few days.
The local United Auto Store, one of the
chain stores, was closed up during the
week, it has been kept open since the
appointment of the receiver until this
week. BENJAMIN R. Chamberlain has
been the manager in charge since the
store was first opened. /
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