Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWEO

Mrs. William II. 1uunSll' WIZ
Gently moved to Massachusetts, Where
her husband, Superintendent william
r. Tunnel, was transferred from su-
nerintendent of this coast guard dls-
trict to that one, has been spendlhs
a few days here. ..
Captain John w. Joseph who recent
1v moved his family to Philadelphia
for the winter was town visitor last
week. Loo,,
emploved as steward on the North
East End lightship, near Cape May,
for the past two years, has resigned
and is here with his sister, Mrs. DAN
ieI P. Jones, for the winter months.
n Paul Tunnel, of Evanston, ILL.,
and his father, Captain Scarborough
Tunnel, of Philadelphia, were Town
visitors over the weekend.
Captain Thomas H. Carpenter VINO
has been visiting his daughter MIS-
Reese White, in Millsboro, mas re-
turned.
Arthur R. Reed of Philadelphia who
is employed as railway mail clerk is
spending a week with his parents
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore W. Reed
Miss Ruth Hicks, Of Philadelphia, is
visiting her aunt here, Mrs. Ruth W.
Murray. ,-,,
Anthony P. Ingram and Marshall
Cough and Company, local coal deal
ers. each received carload OF coal
this week.
Daniel w. Schmierer, Jr., and John
Wolfe, of near Midway, who were
tried in court last week for manutac-
turing liquor, plead guilty and were
nrobated for two years; the former 10
THOMAS c. Holland, Of RehoDotn
Beach, and the latter to his Drothe['
Edward S. Wolfe, also OF RenoDOIn
Beach.
DR.. James Beebe and wife and Har-
rv P. Kline and wife are on an ex-
tended motor trip to Niagara Fails
and other points of interest.
Mrs. Katherine C. Short, OF Phlla-
delphia, is visiting her brothers mere
CAPTAIN Charles S. and Jacob NORRIS
Noah T. Bryan, a farmer OF nea!
West Hill school house, has rented
the Harry L. Paynter store, at Mas
san. now occupied by Howard CllttoI
and expects to begin business there
the first of December. Mr.. Clifton mas
purchased a store building near Ken
TON. where he will move to, about Cn'
= last of November.
Charles S. Morris is having his hom'
, on Second street improved by a Goa
of paint. -
Announcement has been made o
the engagement Of Miss Meta Green
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cree
of Georgetown, and Preston joseph
. of Lewes, a son of Captain and Mrs
! Tobn w. Joseph. The young man is
pilot on the Bay and River Delaware
Local fishermen are making eXIr
G large catches of fine crokers for tn
mast three or four days, some catc1
ing as high as 800 in one night. NV
q vonng 12-year-old lads went out I
Il RelI Buov. in a boat and caught 70 {
# those large trout in two hours. The
! reported that the fish were still Dl
/ ing as fast as you could throw ol
the hook. Trout are also biting goC
h at the Point of the Capes; many
If there daily and fish from the shol
ol and make good catches.
k. 4 Russell J. Murray has accepte9
,r position in the grocery store OF Ge
Of P. Tunnel on Second street, succee'
ing John A. Thompson, who reslgn'
* to accept a position as manager
s. the Lewes Creamery Company.
IS John Freeman has rented the Dal
IN iel w. Schmierer farm, which was T
as GENTLY purchased by Hannah
r. Thompson, at Sheriff's sale and W.
" move the first of the year from Il
Levin A. Donovan farm.
h. , Mrs. Hannah M. Thompson b
he moved into her new brick home,
lg the road leading from Lewes to MI
way, which was just recently col
IL pleted.
~, H. J. Quirk of Rehoboth Bea
IN ~ who is in charge of the making OF t
h italian Paste, at the Atlantic Cannll
I,+ Company, has gone to a hospital
re- re- New York City for an operation
,r- LOST-A small fur neck piece
Lewes, Saturday evening, October
,s- going from Lewes station to M
iS Bohm's, Front and Market streets. 4
&C. ward if returned to same.
MS IL you are sick, take Chiroprac
in Adjustments and get well. An
AS X. Gregorious, Chiropractor. Office
Milford and Dover. sS-ti