Milford chronicle., 1922-01-06
LEMES NEWS


John M. Lynch, Misses Elizabeth Mac
Intire and Eleanor Marshall who are at
tending the State College. Newark, have
been here with their parents for the
holidays.
Miss Isabelle Blackstone of NiIlsboro
was town visitor here during the week.
Edison c. Lodges Bible Class held
their annual. meeting at the home Of
their teacher on Monday evening, jan
uary End.
Charles M. Marshall, James Wiley and
Leonard Frasier who are attending
school in Philadelphia are spending the
holidays with their parents here.
Christmas services were held in the
Lewes M. E. Church at six o'clock on
last Sunday morning, which has been the
custom for several years to hold early
services on Christmas morning.
Samuel B. D. Marshall made trip to
Wilmington during the week.
The young people Of the town held
their Christmas Dance in the auditorium
on Wednesday evening of last week.
Many out-of-town visitors were present.
Milton people held their dance on Thurs
day evening, also of last week, in the
VIM. H. Fox Theatre.
Adolphus A. Ingram, a superintendent
of the American Stores Company of Phil
adelphia, spent Christmas with his mo-
ther here, Mrs. Eliza Ingram.
George Evans and wife, OF Harrington,
spent Christmas Day with the latter's
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w.
Johnston.
Jacob Marshall who has been working
here for several months is spending the
holidays with his family in Wilmington.
Roland Raught, who is attending col
lege in Bethlehem, Pa, is spending the
holidays with his mother here.
Elverson w. Ingram, of Wilmington
spent the weekend with his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Ingram.
Miss Mary E. Connell, who is employ
ed as a trained nurse at the Beebe Hos
pital, is spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents at Kennett Square, Pa.
Miss Marion Isaacs is substituting for
her during her absence.
Arthur J. Hambleton, of Wilmington,
who has been employed here as super
intendent of the B. F. Shaw Company
in charge of all the plumbing and heat
ing, both at the Beebe Hospital, and the |
new SCnOOl BuAAuAAl6S SAAA~S Se~A%S ~@A ~~-S /
spring, left Saturday for Wilmington and |
expects to sail for Cuba, where the B. |
F. Shaw Co. has several large contracts.
His family will sail with him. w. ].
Pratt succeeds Mr.. Hambleton here.
Miss Julia Steele who has been confin-
ed to her home for the past two weeks
on account of illness has resumed her
duties in the telephone office.
U. S. Government Inspector Nathaniel
S. Smith who is now located at Chesa-
peake City Md, spent the holidays with
his family here at the home of Captain
John NJ. Barnes
Judge John w. Wescott, of Camden,
N J., spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. William J. Wescott, at Prettymans
Corner.
Calvin A. Evans and Harry A Ellis,
who were employed as engineers on two
of the fishing steamers of the Lewes Fer
tilizer Company, this season, are now en-
gagged in overhauling their four steam
ers which are located in Seaford until
next fishing season.
William p. Tammany who is attending
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd
is spending the Christmas holidays with ]
his mother, Mrs Lena M. Tammany 4,
here.
Miss Elizabeth Orr. of Norfolk, Va, is
spending a, few days with friends and
relatives here.
Jury Commissioners Ira F. Long, OF ]
and H F. Marvil, of Laurel I
have drawn George P. Tunnel, of this !
town. and c. Frank Lacey and Charles /
A. Virden, of Milton, for grand jurors, 4
for the Tenth Representative District {
and Fred G, Wolfe, Charles S. Yeasey !
and J. H. Clendaniel, of Milton, and The /
odore NJ. Jarvis, of Harbeson, for petit
Jurors, h
Charles w. Jenkins, of Philadelphia, is n
spending the holidays with his parents h
ERE. Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Jenkins. b
Louis Bertrand, .Jr., Of New York, who a
s employed as engineer on ocean going
steamers, is spending the holidays with n
,is parents here, Captain and Mrs Louis r.
Bertrand.
Miss Catherine c. Maull, of New York b
yity, spent the weekend with her mo- a
her here, Mrs. Mary @. Maull. h
Edward Willey's Sunday school class n
we're entertained at his home on Tues fl
ay evening to a turkey supper. About
hirty of the young men were present and vi
II reported a good time S
Samuel H. Legates who is employed m
ow by the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Nd, spent the weekend h;
18th his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar w. Ingram are "
isiting their two sons, Wilson and Ell
erson Ingram, in Wilmington, for hs
wv days. ce
Carl Poynter, of Dover, formerly OF al
,is town, spent the weekend with his to
arents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter J. M
oynter. HI
r. G. Kitchens, of Snow Hill, Nd, is to
,ending the holidays with his family D;
IRE. fo
Chas. w. Schaffer, Jr., and wife, OF an
ew York City, are visiting the latter's sci
rents near here, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ne
Morris. DC
Wilbur A. Lanlk, of Bridgeport, Conn., Lii
spending the week with his parents da
re, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Lank. to
A dinner party was given at the home bot
Miss Margaret c. Richards, of Lewes, -
wednesday, December 2Sth, at p.
Those present were: Miss Edna Hart -.
d Armel Nutter of Milford, Miss Titus