Milford chronicle., 1922-11-24
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWES

: Mrs. Frank Maull who has been at
l. the Beebe Hospital for the past month
> where she was operated upon for ap-
l pendicitis, was removed to her home
recently in Pilottown.
Captain Ralph Salmons and wife of
Wilmington are spending a few days
here with formers mother, Mrs. Ev-
= alena w. SalmOns.
Miss May Sharp, who has been here
for the past week getting her goods
packed, left recently for Wilmington
where she will make her future home.
Captain and Mrs. Robert H. Orr
have closed their cottage on Lewes
Beach for the winter and are board
ing here with Mrs. Lena NJ. Tammany
at the Lewis w. Mustard homestead.
Captain Harry V. Lyons has re-
turned from a business trip to Min
neapolis, Indiana, as he has recently
been appointed Receiver for a large
automobile concern out there by
Chancellor Josiah D. Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Quillen of
Rehoboth Beach are receiving con-
gratulatiOns upon the birth of
daughter.
Frederick L. Lubker has purchased
the Harbeson Hickman property on
Second street where he has been liv-
ing for a number of years.
Local sportsmen reported last week
after the first days cunning of the |
season that game was fairly plentiful. |
The rain which prevailed in the after
noon made the day short one for the
gunners.
The directors of the Sussex Trust
Company with branches at Lewes,
Laurel and Milton, held their regular
quarterly meeting last week at Mil
ton. Statements showed that all three
branches were in a prosperous con-
dition.
Miss Theodocia Marshall has been :
confined to her bed for several days {
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Morris of {
near town are being congratulated :
upon the arrival of a fine baby girl.
John R. Warrington is spending a
few days in Wilmington and Philadel- .
Dhia.
Miss Annie R. Nichols, clerk for the
Board of Public Works, sailed on Sat
lrday for Antwerp, Belgium, to visit
Mrs. George S. Messersmith, formerly d
Hiss Marion L. Mustard, of this town. a
hrs. Charles Hickman is acting as IL
,lerk during the absence of Miss it
Nichols. p
Richard P. Reynolds will move from W
he Margaret E. White farm, near a.
Nassau, to the Ella S. Dodd farm, near R
he drawbridge, which he recently II
purchased. 81
Mrs. Richard Reese, of Wilmington, H
5 spending few days at her cottage m
n Lewes Beach, which she recently p'
from Captain Arthur w.
Tarshall. She is having some repair
1g done during her stay here.
Mrs. W. Pratt, of Baltimore, has
urchased the Salvage cottage on
ewes Beach from Mrs. Sophia Hart
ian.
Mrs. William P. Orr and son, Will m,
am, are making visit to her aunt, x
[iss Susie Beck, in Millersville, Pa.
A meeting of the young men of the
ewes M. 3. Church was held at the ..
last Wednesday after pray vi
, meeting. Alderman Lynch was
ected chairman of the social depart
ent of the Epworth League.
Fred c. Marshall who now occupies
le James T. Lank farm, near Pret- sc
Al1cll OOAAC1g WILL lllOfC III IOWl kllC
rst of the year and Mr.. Lank expects M
move his family to the farm and
ill sell his property here on South Pe
rect.
Jacob Mitchell will move from the 20
Gorge W. Shockley farm, to the AL
ed White farm, near Nassau and up
rover C. Shockley will move to the An
rm vacated by Mitchell. Howard Gle
arlington will occupy the farm va eff
ted by Shockley near Midway. vic
Joseph E. Virden, William P. Car bal
r, Stephen G. Pierce, Captain ]. on
ank MacIntire, Alfred Bennett of VII
pc May, president of the Pilots As we
citation, and Superintendent James me
Phillips, of this Coast Guard Dis ing
ct, left last week for a shanty in Re
dian River hundred where they are 4
nning for quail and rabbits. wel
Rev. Howard Davis, pastor of the exc
thodist Episcopal Church here will Gle,
We Harvest Home Services in that per
lrch on Sunday morning, November A
h. of
George H. Bryan, of Angola, seems has
be the champion white potato grow ALI
in this section this year. He has whi
3 2280 bushels of salable potatoes livi
m nine and three-fourths acres Of age
und. itat
Ir. and Mrs. Ellis H. King an pay
lnce the engagement of their graf
Ighter, Beatrice to Mr.. John A. Lin reaC
Jr., of Rehoboth. The wedding will uns
e place in December. SOM
- St.,
you are sick, take Chiropractic funC
Adjustments and get well. Anna T.
Gregorious, Chiropractor. Offices: chul
ford and Dover. s8-tf