Milford chronicle., 1922-09-15

John d. Hazard who has been at
the Plattsburg training camp for the
, past six weeks has returned to his
! home here.
} Superintendent John F. Phillips, of
Galveston, Texas, arrived here last
week to assume the duties of the su-
perintendent of the Sixth Coast Guard
District; succeeding Superintendent
William E. Tunnel of Lewes, who has
been transferred to another district.
John S. Furniss who served as COM
mercial teacher in the Lewes High
School last year, arrived here Satur-
day and resumed his duties last Mon
day.
Mrs. Ebe T. Lynch and son, Norman
and wife, of Philadelphia, formerly of
Lewes, aIe spending a few days here
with friends and relatives.
Miss Frances L. Weist, of York, Pa,
is spending month on Lewes Beach.
Mrs. Emil Parden, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles KlingeDstein.
DR.. Walter P. Robinson, mayor of |
Rehoboth, is being urged by his |
friends as a candidate for State Sena-
tor on the Republican ticket. John A.
Lingo, a Rehoboth merchant and can
ner, is also being mentioned for the
same Office. 1t is understood that the
nomination will come this time from
Lewes and Rehoboth hundred.
Captain Arthur w. Marshall has
moved from his cottage on Lewes
Beach to his farm, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Buell., Of
are the happy parents Of a
fine baby girl; born at the Beebe hos
pital, last week.
Horace Johnson, manager of the .
Belhaven buffet, closed his work last =
week, and will begin at once on the
erection of four bungalows in South r
RehOboth. A contract has just been -
made for ten other bungalows for Bal
imore people in lower Rehoboth, I,
which will be erected for renting pur- !
Doses. This will in measure help to u
supply those desiring to rent, that "
we're unable to get cottages this past Y
easOn. j.
William e. Walsh, automobile deal -
r of this town, who has successfully
onducted a garage in this town for
he past fifteen years, has purchased
our building lots at RehOboth Beach,
n Rehoboth avenue, and cOntem-
lates the erection of large garage
here. Mr.. Walsh is the local dealer T.
1r Fords and general motors pro-
ucts.
Tomatoes are selling locally for %
ents a basket, although those who vi
with Gamers are receiving
My 20 cents a basket for their out
ut.
Funeral services for Carl Poynter,
: Dover, who was killed in an auto AS
obile accident, near Georgetown, on
abor Day, were held Friday after Nj
Don at the home of his parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. Walter J. Poynter. Interment pl
as made in Lewes Presbyterian Gem
ery. the Rev. I. Mench Chambers yo
the services
Louis D. Messick and family, OF Su
Philadelphia, formerly of this town, Sc
'e spending a few days here with Oc
lends and relatives.
George A. Wilson, of Wilmington, Su
ho is employed by the du Pont Com Bi
my there, is spending his vacation pa
ith his mother here, Mrs. Samuel K. on
ilson. ed
The Delaware School Auxiliary tai
1mmission is constructing a new
,lored school building near RehODoLn wi
each Just in front of the Charles H. an
lillips farm. James Smith is in &c
arge of the work. The site was pur- :
ased from Charles and Solomon Ja- ths
BIS. the
The following have been appointed Hi
hers at the Lewes M. E. Church for mo
e month of September; Morning life
mes T. Lank, William c. Paynter,
illiam H. OFT and J. Edward Will g.
7; evening-Napoleon B. Register,
hn R. Warrington, Charles W. Pal
sr and Martin L. Webb. SUI
DR.. William R. Messick, deputy tax \
who has been confined \
tn neuritis for several weeks was 1
lie to be out. a
: you are sick, take Chiropractic W
Adjustments and get well. Anna
Gregorious, Chiropractor. Offices:
ford and Dover. SS-tf