Milford chronicle., 1922-11-24

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Lynch, wife of Captain Thomas E.
Lynch, were held at the Midway Pres
byterian Church on Sunday afternoon
and interment made in the adjoining
cemetery. The deceased is survived
by a husband, two sons and two
daughters.
Elwood Lyons, of Washington, d.
c., is spending some time with his
sister, Miss Leila L. Lyons, on their
farm, near town.
The Lewes high girls basketball
team defeated the Georgetown high
school team on the latter's grounds
by a score of 5 to 4.
Mrs. Harry V. Lyons who has been
visiting in Philadelphia has returned.
James G. Coverdale, who has been
at the Beebe Hospital for several days
as a result of a severe gashed knee,
which he sustained when he fell upon
a sharp axe while cutting holly, has
been removed to his home and is rap
idly improving.
Mrs. John NJ. Richardson, of
Georgetown, is visiting her father, DR..
Joseph B. Lyons here, at the home OF
Captain Harry V. Lyons.
Erwin Carter has gone to Philadel-
phia where he secured employment
for several months carpentering and
will likely move his family there IN
a short time.
Charles w. Jenkins, of Philadelphia
is spending a few days here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Jen- |
kins.
Mrs. Mary R. Evans is visiting her
son, Lieutenant Donald R. Evans, at
Annapolis, Md.
Forret Maull who was operated up
on at the Beebe Hospital last week for
appendicitis is improving.
Thomas R. Ingram's Sunday school
class will hold bake next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
H. Johnson.
CAPTAIN John M. Barnes is master
of the pilot boat, Philadelphia; for the !
next two weeks, succeeding Captain l
Fred Burton.
Mrs. Robert W. Dodd and brother f
in-law, Joseph Handy DOdd, who have I
been visiting Mrs. Margaret Long in
Philadelphia, have returned. E
Hance c. Phillips, of Wilmington, Il
who is employed at TOdds Cut by the n
Penna. R. R. Co., is spending weeks n
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Chas. n
H. Phillips, near RehOboth. C
MIS-. Edgar l. NuSJdIu VIII udS IN
been at the Beebe Hospital here for
two weeks was able to go to the home Il
of her father, David Coverdale here N
and is improving nicely. Il
\ Mrs. Aida W. Lilly, trained nurse, NJ
has sold her property here, near the
Penna. railroad station, and has gone is
to Los Angeles, CaIlIornla' Where sne ol
will practice her profession and make nj
her future home. M
Miss Delma Ewing Of RehOboth in
Beach underwent an operation at the Y
Beebe Hospital this week. VI nj
Herbert H. Fisher, local farmer, 7,
has purchased a home in Philadelphia m
where he has been employed for some
as carpenter and will move Ii,
his family there in the near future. - M
George Holland and family and
Mrs. Bailey w. Maull, who have been L,
visiting in Philadelphia have return ne
ed. er
Captain Henry c. Fish was given a ell
surprise party at his home on Lewes m
Beach this week, in celebration of his
anniversary. til
Revival service which have been tv
going on at Ebenezer M. E. Church fir
for two weeks, have been discontinued tn
and they are now going on at Con- wi
ey's Chapel M. 3. Church, conducted stl
by the Rev. L. T. McLain.
Robert Burton and family of RehO- &c
both Beach motored to Philadelphia frt
where they are visiting Percy Wolfe. Or
DR.. B. M. Tipple, president of the fal
JOllegio InternaziOnale, Monte Marion w;
# Rome, Italy, gave a very interest Ncat
ng address in the auditorium here \.
asst week. A large number were in fe1
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Abs0lom Dodd, of Midway, died Ca,
November 18th, very suddenly of an 500
tack of heart failure, without oven F.
lingering a minute. He was about 68 tri,
ears of age and is survived by three Inl
aughters, Mrs. Edward Palmer, Mrs. gu
ohm Watson, Mrs. Harry Steel and T
our sons, J. Ralph, John, Norman Me
nd Frank Dodd. hay
Robert D. Stevenson, aged about 76 chr
ears, of Fairmount, died at his home 26tl
n Tuesday, November 18th, of iT
Dpoplexy. He had been in poor health to |
II several months and is survived by er
,veral sons and daughters. due
Charles P. Lekites and Luther JOS frol
III of Philadelphia, were called here gro
lis week on account of the serious N
ness of their mother, Mrs. Emaline nou
skites. dan
Postmaster Napoleon B. Register, II. go,
Register, Jr.,, Roland J. S. Marsh take
i'd Carlton J. Tracy motored to Phil
elphia last week. II
Captain George S. Lubker of Ocean
ties, N. j., formerly of this town, K.
Is town visitor recently. Milf