Milford chronicle., 1922-07-07

| Thomas c. Horsey of Dover who is
summering at Rehoboth Beach was
a town visitor last week.
George X. Killen has moved his fam.
| lily from the William o. Long prop
erty on Market street to his fathers
property, near the canal bridge at Re-
hoboth.
Captain Robert H. Orr of the Navy
Yard, Philadelphia, visited his family
at Lewes Beach during the past week
Mrs. Charlotte B. Hickman is spend
ing a few days at Rehoboth Beach as
the guest of Mrs. B. R. Riggin.
Mrs. James Duffel and daughter
Miss Clara, of Georgetown, are visit
ing friends and relatives here for a
few days.
Miss Margaret Poynter who taught
in the local public school last term is
working in Massachusetts during the
summer months.
The Alumni Association of the
ILewes High School held their annual
banquet in the auditorium Of the new
school building, June 26th. The pro-
gram was as follows, the reception
committee consisting of the following
gave the glad hand shake to all pres
ent:l DR.. James Beebe, president Of
the alumni; Prof. Ira S. Brinser, Mrs.
Mary r. Evans, who was one of the
first graduates Of the first graduating
class in the old school building; Miss
Dorothy Messlck, Miss Elsie Rowland
and Mrs. Clara L. Ross. A piano solo
by Mrs. Sara Albertson; selection by
a male quartet, consisting of Samuel
C. Pierce, ARTHUR II. Morris, William
H. Roach and Alfred Wingate; vocal
solo, TheOdOcia Marshall; address by
DR.. Conwell, formerly of Milton, now
of New Jersey, who complimented the
people of Lewes upon their magnii-
cent school building; vocal solo by
Miss Dorothy Mess1ck and piano So
10 by Miss Aeta Joseph; a short adj
dress by Prof. Ira S. Brinser, super
intendent of the schools who present
ed the graduating class of 1922 for
in the Alumni ASsocia-
ton. The candidates for membership
were examined individually by two
members of the alumni. Refresh
ments were served, after which
dance followed. Music was furnished
by a Dover orchestra. Among those
who were in attendance from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. LynfOrd Out
ten, of Dover, formerly of this town;
Mrs. Mary D. Salmon of Philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Taylor, Jr., and
Mrs. Sallie B. Orton of Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Harry c. Maull who has been
N the Beebe Hospital for several
weeks has returned to her home very
much improved. Miss Elizabeth W.
Virden, one of the clerks in the post
lffice, who was also operated upon at
he Beebe Hospital several weeks ago,
mas resumed her duties at the office.
Mrs. Eugene B. F'itler of New York
City who has been visiting Mrs.
James R. Kelly here, has returned.
Funeral services of Mrs. Martha c.
Maull were held at her home on Null
berry street. Rev. Howard Davis, pas
or of the M. E. Church conducted the
She is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. John Johnston, of
and Mrs. Cornelius c.
and Miss Emma Maull, Of
his town; one son, Fred C. Maull.
Mrs. ]. Edward Price who has been
visiting Mrs. Mary R. Evans, has re-
.urned to her home in Glenolden, Pa.
Edward Webb who has been visit
ng relatives here for the past three
weeks has returned to his home in
Philadelphia.
Captain Arthur w. Marshall has
moved from his home near town to
MS cottage on Lewes Beach for the
summer.
W. Hance Chambers, Miss Hilda
Chambers and Miss Fredonia c. White
Ire spending a few days at Niagara
Falls.
Mrs. A. F. Arthur and children of
Pa, are spending a few
weeks with her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Atkins.
The Campfire girls of Laurel, who
nave been at the Virginia cottage on
Iewes Beach for two weeks, have re-
urned to their homes.