Milford chronicle., 1922-07-28
Some Breezes From Lewesl

Farmers in this section began threshing
their wheat again on Monday after hold
ing off since last Tuesday on account OF
the rain. Some of them report that their
wheat is sprouting, especially the top
sheaves The excessive rain has also
damaged the tomato crop considerable
and the outlook for half crop OF toma-
toes looks very doubtful.
Mrs. William Hearn and children OF
Philadelphia are spending the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin of Phila-
deIphia are the guests of Mrs. Marsh.
DR.. Harry B. Hickman of Philadelphia
snent the weekend at his cottage on
Lewes Beach.
Masonic state Instructor Harry S.
NeTvlin. OF Wilmington, visited Jeiterson
Todee No. is, A. +. & A M here on
last Saturday evening ane e2Ssli1 49,
5ficers and also installed them.
y CAPTAIN William E. Tunnel, supe supeeItfn- IN
+a96ent of this Coast Guard DISTRICT 1OH
obo,,t 16 wears, with offices in the Feoer-
al building here, has been transIeIrset9i etiSA "
NaTragansett Bay, to similar POSlIlOn
Cap.el5ii CIaipsed a new home in Gills Neck and
S,,st moved in He has only abouI thTeS
more wears in the service beIore ne WILL
be placed on pension -ro,-
TJiram w. Littleton, of Marcus Hook,
Do formerly of this town, is, Vlsltlng
friends and relatives here for a leW &c 91ys, tySe
- Sho1lss Murphy, chief engineer OF tne ti1t,
I11ov tender Iris VlSlLeu AAS @e'AA---'
here last week. IL.
rrhoy,as Joseph, of Wilmington, is y1s-
ting his sister here, Miss Laura b. JOS
ePfi; o,,is Bertrand, Jr., of New York CITY, city
is visiting his parents mere lOr Ae"
u1SS' 8S' Elmer Bertrand, of this town, VINO VINO
&c . associated with Doctors James anu
Richard c.. Beebe anS i1;,e 6hg g,a%i1e a game
of hail with the local team aeaIiIlsC eIls
P8lri5ea1ilie. ISra1 He was brought from Brldge-
Vile in an automobile to the beepe E10s
piTTTThI. SThe I,ewes fire department are holding
4I,ai1 annual carnival here this week . on
the Masonic hall companys Iot Oh AlliiU
SsITWaIter J. Poynter is installing not
water heating plant in Mllllam n; VT Of
dents new cottage on Ollve aEeilue ,o2y SS
a6oiIt Completed and Mr.. Virden eXpects
70 move his family there in a few Gays;
~ Henry S. Young, Of Wilmington, rs
spending the weekend WIN oL1,ai alIs Peach Each
Mrs William Thompson who has Deeh
visiting in Southhold N. Y, has return
eo MTs h9h'i1Gi George P. Tunnel is a guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. Albert M. Lupton at
Rehoboth Beacn. ,.,4 E1 ,,aars
Mrs. Ida Dutton, aged about 81 years, 4TSo
bor3e of her mother here, early last tIl-
day morning. Besides huspahq) Ell Ell
leaves two brothers. Thomas H. OulLSi'
Of this town land James DuItel OF NeOI6e-
town and an aged motner' IL
Mrs Harry George, of Georgetown, VINO
has been visiting Mrs. Roman Tammany
n'S katherine Rogers, daughter of Elmer
Rogers, of Georgetown, was operated up
on at the Beebe Hospital on WEDNESDAY
lo1 Cbaries 1p1i A. Lofland who recently re-
signed as chief engineer on the pilot
boat, philadelphia" has accepted po-
sition with the Home Life Insurance 20.
and will be stationed at Harrington
where he will move his family in a teW
Rolla Hart who for sometime has been
keeping the grass cut in the LeWes M:
n cemetery, was overcome with the neat
on Monday and had to be taken home.
Joseph T. Cough moved into his new
house which was just completed on Ar
lieIl9 I,9bster fishing has fallen off and the
lobstermen are making only very sman
caEGI1Ss' PiIot George E. Chambers and wife
ore receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a fine baby boy weight S-4
poSTuS, MrO and Mrs. c. Holmes Martin of
Philadelphia, formerly of this town, are
visiting the latter's parents here' MI
and Mrs. William W. Ingram. fl "a
DR.. Fuller L. Davenport ana 1aIllIy y %
Wilkes-Barre, Pa, are occupying a COT
George T. Maull of Philadelphia, is
Snen0lQg a IGW udyS viii AAAo
Mrs. Mary O. Maull on Lewes Beach.
DR.. Nan Lenop and Dr. Leophold, OF
PHILADELPHIA, have been at the Beebe
Hospital to see DR.. William r. Messlck
who has been confined there for several
davs with an attack of neuritis.
Is Demarest Lowe of New York City IS
in town gauging some menhaden fsh OIL
for the Lewes Fertilizer Company.
Clifford M. Fields who is employed II
the railroad shops in Wilmington spent
the weekend with his parents here Mr.
and Mrs. William H. Fields
Miss May Sharp of Milford is visiting
Mrs. Roman Tammany for few days
Miss Edna Seaman of Wilmington, prl-
vate secretary to Physical Director =
Walter Kadel, of the Y. M. G. A., ls
spending a couple of weeks at Rehoootf
Beach. .z ii,
family from the Walter B. Moore prop
erty at the corner of Fourth ana SOUR
streets, to his own property on Mulberry
Street, recently vacated by Theodore
Harvey e. Baker will soon begin the
erection of a bungalow on the two va
cant lots which he owns on Dewey ave-
nue..