Milford chronicle., 1922-03-31
LEWES NEWS

Guard Station to the Rehoboth Station
sold his property on Front street whicl
was formerly the William %. Poynte
property at public sale on Saturday af
ternoon to William d. Tunnel, superin
tendent of this Coast Guard District fol
$6,100.00.
Clarence Beebe who formerly conduct.
ed the Ocean House on Lewes Beach is
still confined to his bed on account oi
illness.
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter here, Mrs. Donald r. Evans.
J. Hammond Dodd who has been suf-
fering with an attack of gripp is able to
Mrs. William Teal and daughter, Miss
Martha, have returned after spending a
week in Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Collins is home on her
spring vacation from Northfield, Mass,
with her parents here, Captain and Mrs.
Willard H. Collins.
William Carpenter, son of Harry Car
penter, a farmer near town, was oper-
ated upon at the Beebe Hospital last
Thursday morning for appendicitis and
Miss Virginia Carpenter, daughter OF
Captain and Mrs. Thomas H. Carpenter
is home from Bryn Mawr College Tor
spring vacation.
two farms at public sale here on Satur-
day afternoon. Miss Katherine Morris
purchased the farm near Midway for
$325O and Thomas B. Morris purchased
Among those who attended the M. E.
| Conference at Cambridge Sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram. Thos'
| p. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edward Wiley,
Mr.. and Mrs. William W. White, MIR. and
Mrs. Paul Carpenter and Edison G; Lodge.
Captain and Mrs. James r. Kelly nave
daughter, Miss Cecilia NJ, to L. Leroy
Evans, of Philadelphia, son Of Mrs. Louis
p. Evans, of this town.
Miss Elizabeth Hazard, tuberculosis
] r.fC
Miss Anna Hazard, of Rehoboth' are
spending a few days in Philadelphia
Harry NJ. Hargitt, Of Wilmington, was
town visitor during the week. Mr.; Har-
gitt and family summered at Lewes
Beach last season.
Mrs. Sallie b. Cooper of Fort Washing
ton, Pa, formerly Miss Sarah B. Wapile1s
of this town is spending few days with
Capt. and Mrs. Clin. Long are visiting
their son, Howard, in Philadelphia
The ladies' of the Lewes Presbyterian
Church met for sewing on Monday even
ing at the church house, and the ladies'
of st. Peters P. e. Church met on We'd
.nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
MIR. and Mrs. Marvin NJ. Lyndell Of
Wilmington are spending few days with
the latter's parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. William F. Lofand, of Baltimore
Nd, is here visiting his father, Wllllam /
c. Lohand, who has been i'll for several |
The Wescoat Auto Company, Inc, re-
ceived a carload Of new Hupmobiles re-
Gently.
phia for several days has returned
! William V. Sipple and Son of Milford /
have purchased the local marble yard
here from Anthony P. Ingram who has
conducted it for number OF years. The
new owners expect to continue the yard
here and will employ a stone cutter on a
full time basis This makes the third
marble yard that the Supple nrIn operee
ates in Sussex county. Edison G. Lodge OF
the Sussex Trust Company will repre-
sent VIM. V. Sipple & Son here as sales
The Girls Friendly Society will have a
bake Saturday at the home Of Mrs. VIII
liam p. Orr, Jr., for the benefit OF st.
MichaePs Day Nursery of Wilmington.
Louis H. Wolfe has purchased mouse
and lot on King street, now occupied by
John Wharton, from Pilot FRANK MauI,
Mr.. Wolfe expects to move to his new new
property in the near future from the COZ {
-ingham property in PilottoWn.
Robert c. Tittermary has purchased
The Arthur w. Conwen bungalow at Bay
View, near Lewes Beach, from Mrs. Cor
rigan of Wilmington. Eugene r. FarroW
nas purchased the ThoS. Ingram bunga-
ow from William A. Lynch at Bay View t
md has moved his family there:
Miss Ida Walls, daughter OF IaX he t
,eiver f. Frank Walls, of Milton, ana r
Roy Moore, son Of Thomas Moore, OF near g
Milton, were recently married at Lhe NJ
Q. parsonage at Nassau by the Rev. L. /
Frederick B. Stevenson who has. been Y
n the Presbyterian Hospital IN Phllaoel- f
)hia for the past three months was tRs G2S
rated upon Tor the second time TINS 2
week and is doing fine. 49, 1rs I
Robert L, Council of Love Point, Nd,
Who has been in the Beebe Hospital mere
or several days left this week Ior MS
york as engineer on the M. d. & V. K. H.
Rev. w. b. Phifer, pastor OF tne ELeS-
yterian Church at Midway VINO mas mas USJH Ij11
onfined to his home 1or the RdsS ~ I
weeks on account of illness is aple TO 1e
Cornelius B. Hazard who recently sold
lis property on Dewey Avenue TO A. ".
7rasier, is building new bungalow On
seebe avenue. Richard Beebe, Sr.1 is also
uilding new house on Beebe avenue
William J. Baylis Of Philadelphia ls
ere building a new store oulldlng Lor
is brother, Carl B. Baylis, next to MS
ONE on King street, where he proposes
D go in the grocery business.
Considerable improvement since the past
our days have gone by without any
ain although they are very rough.,
John Wilson, engineer of the northeast
nd lightVessel who has been a IeW
reelks here after being operated upon IN
t. Agnes Hospital,P Philadelphia, left last
eek for Cape May and expects to re-
n The household goods and farming inn
lements of Margaret G. Polite who re-
emily obtained a divorce from her nus
and, William ROuIeg were SOiu last wen
{ public sale, at her farm near Cool
MIS-. Irene Goldblum, of Philadelphia,
ho has been visiting her parents here'
Tr. and Mrs. Allis GutoWitz, has re-
Robert ]. Walton made a trip to Phil
lelphia during the week.
Captain William e. Poynter, OF Ph1la-
elphia, formerly of this town., spent the
eek-end with his daughter here, Mrs.
ercy B. -Vickers. -
any, Wilmington, was visitor in town
uesday of last week. .
The tugs, Warrior and Perth Amboy,
ere in the breakwater during the week
ith deep-sea barges in tow, bound east.
Joseph M. Lank, cashier of the Sussex
rust Company, of Milton, and Captain
Frank Lacey, also of Milton, were
wn visitors on Wednesday.
DR.. Hiram r. Burton entertained DR..
Wn, and Mrs. James 3. Cooper, of Fort
ashington, Pa, at dinner on Sunday.
William H. Virden and Charles Wolfe
ent the weekend in Philadelphia.
Rev. G.. H. B. Turner who has been
mined to his home for a few days on
count of illness is able to be out again.
Mrs. David B. Edwards who has been
sitting in Pennsgrove, N. j., has return
Miss Margaret Richards has returned
)m visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram are
ending a couple Of days in Wilmington
d Philadelphia,
Richard Reese of the Equitable Trust
mpany Of Wilmington has rented the
arshan cottage on LeWes Beach for the
ming season. This about completes the