Milford chronicle., 1922-12-08
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWE.S

Captain Robert C. Chambers i.
master of the pilot boat Philadelphia
for the next two weeks succeeding
Captain John M. Barnes.
Mrs. Lena M. Tammany who has
been visiting in Washington for sew
eral days has returned.
Sterling Jones is taking two weeks
vacation from the rural mail route OF
which he is the carrier and Orr Mel
son is substituting in his stead.
Spencer Lynch, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his parents, near Loves
Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 3. Lynch.
Miss Elizabeth Orr has returned
from trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Clifton Maull and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S. Carter have Ie-
turned from a motor trip to Philadel-
phia.
w. Harold Brittingham has moved
his family from the Lubler property
on Second street where he conducts
an electrical store to the Norman
property on Second street, recently
vacated by Herbert Orton.
Mrs. William P. Orr, Jr., and son,
William the third, have returned from
visit to Millersville, Pa, where they
have been visiting the formers aunt.
Edison G. Lodges Sunday school
class met last week at the home of
Captain Irwin Steele on Mulberry
street, and marched from there in
body to the home of Charles H. John
son on Fourth street and gave him
surprise birthday party. The enter
tainment consisted of vocal and in
strumental music and after an en-
joyable evening was spent, refresh
ments were served in abundance.
Among other presents received by Mr..
Johnson was a gold watch and chain
presented by his wife.
Contractor George B. Atkins of Mil
ton has force of men at work at the
home of Mrs. J. Lyons Richardson on
Railroad avenue.
The building boom still continues at
Rehoboth Beach and cottages are still
going up and carpenters and house
painters are still in demand although
the weather is becoming so cool that
it will likely prevent some of its head
way.
Isaac L. Knighton, manager of the
American Stores Company here, has
moved his family from the Lucy B.
Lowe property on Lewes Beach to the
Martha c. Maull property on Mulberry
street.
Last Tuesday was the day for the
annual birthday reception at the
Club. The room was ap-
decorated. A parlimentar- |
ian speaker was secured, which filed |
the hour Of the club meeting. The la
dies are preparing to give play !
some time in January.
James Leary is spending some time
with his family here.
w. A/Hastings of Amagansett, Long
Island, New York, formerly general
manager Of the two Hayes & Ander-
toR uSB plants here WAS 4 town Wis
/Heibert A. Shut has purchased a
new Ford truck and will engage in
The hauling business here. His spec
Ial line will be hauling freight for
The local merchants.
Chief Engineer Charles H. Johnson,
John r. Brittingham and Rowland
Bones of the Fenwick Island lightves-
sci arrived last week for two weeks
shore leave.
Clyde Harrison, assistant keeper of
lighthouse is spending
en- day shore leave with his sister
lere, Mrs. Joseph A. Johnston.
Eugene H. MaUll has moved his
amily from the Frank A. Coverdale's
on Mulberry street, to the
Ross property on Scurh street, recent
y vacated by Frederick B. Stevenson. ]
Mrs. Frederick A. Harrison who has ,
'een quite i'll with pneumonia is slow I
Y improving. !
Local sportsmen report rabbits very {
carce this season and not very many {
arge bays have been made. Quail are
lore plentiful this season than they t
rere last. /
In our line of Christmas Goods, you d
ill find Mahogany Candle Sticks, b
moker Stands, Trays, Book Racks, T
amps, Ivory Goods, Brass, Novelties, t
entlemen's bill folds, and all kinds
f leather goods. Books, in fact we t
eel we can fit you up in most any S
hing you may want in Christmas O
oods. Red Star Drug Store, Milford, A
ell a
q you are sick, take Chiropractic fl
Adjustments and get well. Anna
. Gregorious, Chiropractor. Offices: n
ilford and Dover. sS-tf il
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