Milford chronicle., 1922-10-20

Fred Burton will sell at pubic
sale on October 23rd, his mothers
property, on Fourth street, between
Market and Mulberry streets.
Edison c. Lodges Sunday school
class is having an attendance booster
campaign for the last three months
of this year. Captain Irwin B. steele
is captain of one team and Paul +.
Carpenter is captain of the Other;
both teams are evenly divided and up
to this date they stand tie.
Contractor J. Irwin Carter, OF
Lewes, has about completed Charles
A. Jobnson's fine cottage in RehoDoth
Beach. NJ
Joseph R. Atkins, of Essington' IA,
formerly of Lewes, visited frlends anu
relatives here over the weekend
William Carter, of Denver COl.'
formerly of Lewes, is spending a rev
days here with his uncle, Justlce-oL-
the Peace William P. Carter. Mr.. car
ter left Lewes 21 years ago ana Inis
is his first visit since that time IL
Mrs. Thomas R. Norman Will ols-
nose of her household furniture at
nnblic sale on October 24th' at her
home in PilottOwn. 20
Mr.. and Mrs. K. S. Alexander Oh
Akron. Ohio, are spending sometIne .
with the latter's parents here MI anu
Mrs. Charles V. Jones. ,so,
DIR. Harry B. Hickman, OF PhlladeI-
phia, spent the weekend WIN IIleAUS
and relatives here.
Jacob Marshall who is employed
here, spent the weekend WIN his
eL,,,;11, II, Wilmington,
= MANY of the local sportsmen mace
their way to the marshes Monoay
morning at an early hour, as the law
was off for ducks on the 18th OF thls
month. Several parties went up 70
prime Hook marsh with supplies and
provisions to stay week at IIell
shanties; one party of expert maIKs- Gis
men included Paul F. Carpenter, OlVa
Prettyman, Charles Baynum and Iheo'
dore R. Bryan. -.
Inther R. Vessels has moved MS
family from Leipsic, to the apart
ments over the new brick store. Dullo.
ing of Vessels Brothers, on SecohI
street. Mr.. Vessels and his brothers
John M. and Orlando H. Vessels, VII
onerate the store just vacated by II
M. Buchanan, trading as Vesseu
Bros. -,
Elmer Dodd, of near Midway col
1ided with a Ford touring car, belong
ing to Miss Alberta Simpler last sun
dav night. Miss Simplers car wa
badly damaged. Fortunately none o
the occupants were hurt.
Miss Leona Bishop, daughter OF MI
and Mrs. Calvin Bishop, OF LeWeS
and John Whitaker, of PedricktoWI
Nj. were married at the home OF IN
brides parents last Saturday nlgh
bv Rev. Charles Derrickson.
Sylvester T. Richards who is EN-
Moved on the u S. S. WoodDlne
spending a week with MS parenU
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rlckards' -.
Miss Leah B. Carter, teacher OF u
Beginners Department, in the Ioc;
public school, has been i'll for the pa
week. and unable to attend to her d'
ties. Miss Elsie Rowland is substlt'
ing in her stead.
Miss Ruth Greene, of Rehobo'
Beach, has been appointed as one
the teachers at the Midway scho
house. succeeding Mrs. Naamah Ian
Mrs. Flvira Pierce is quite Ill at h
home, suffering with inflammation
the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Lowe to'
their little girl to Philadelphia no
pital during the week to have her ey
examined by specialists. 1t has pe'
deemed best to have one OF her ey
removed; the operation will be pc
formed at the Beebe Hospital nere'
DR.. Sweet of Philadelphia.
CAPTAIN Willard H. Collins ana OF
ers. who recently purchased I
Queen Ann pier at Lewes, are haVI
it repaired at a cost Of $5,OOO.OO.
Owing to the heavy wind preva
ing here last Friday morning. nul
her of fishing steamers were tied
in the harbor, awaiting better veal
er. The fishing season will be broug
to a close in about two more wee
providing the weather is fair; otn'
wise, not that long.
Register of Wills William J. MI
tard has granted letters of admin
tration on the estate OF Elias r. I'
=eph to Walter G. Phillips.
Elmer Davidson has resigned
position as automobile mechanic
William E. Walsh's garage and 1
gone into the insurance business