Milford chronicle., 1923-07-27
A LIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWES

s State Fish Commissioner Delaha,
S was in Lewes last week and brough
=, charges against John Hickman, Jer
!. sey fisherman, before Magistrate vii
3 liam P. Carter, for catching trout a
!. the Delaware Breakwater at nigh
with hook and line, and by the use o.
: a light. The case was given agains
= Hickman and a fine of fifty dollars
= imposed. Attorney James M. Tunnel
of Georgetown, represented Hickman
and he took an appeal. The case will
: come up before the next session oi
| court. Hickman brought his fish here
and sold them to local dealers who
shipped them to the city markets.
Clark T. Weldon who has been act
ing as general manager at the fish
plants of Hayes and AndertOn for the
past three years, has resigned and
Richard C. Hayes will fill the vacancy.
The menhaden boats are making good
catches of fish now daily, and this sea-
son promises to be very good one.
W. Herald Birmingham has resigned
his position as engineer at the plant
of the Diamond State Fish Products
Company, near Milford, to accept a
position as village mail carrier. Prior
to this time only one mail carrier has
served Lewes, but owing to the addi-
ton Of Lewes Beach to the route
second carrier was added.
Mrs. T. Wesley Salmons, Of West
New Brighton, Staten Island, N. "
formerly of Lewes, is spending a few
days here with Mrs. William ]. Sal
mons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Stevens, Of
Marcus Hook, Pa, are spending TWO
weeks with the formers mother here,
Mrs. Jennie Stevens. !
George G. Hudson of Lincoln City IS
visiting friends and relatives here for
a few days.
H. A. Newton, of Fleetwood, Pa, is
some time at the Break
water House on Lewes Beach.
Chancellor Wolcott has ordered
Joseph L. Cahall, receiver for the
I,ewes Fisheries Company, to make a
dividend Of $4,000 per
share to the stockholders, upon pre-
sentation of their certificates Of stock.
Miss Ella B. Twilley of Philadelphia,
Is spending a few weeks vacation with
her sister here, Mrs. Andrew H. Bak-
sr. Il
DR.. Sylvester A. Bookhammer, of
Atlanta, Ga, formerly Of Lewes, ar
rived here last week and will spend
/ few weeks at his cottage here on !
he beach. {
Peter B. Manlove, Of Philadelphia,
ormerly of Lewes, is spending a few 6
lays with his family here.
The Lewes Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school held their annual pic :
tic in an oak woods, near Coolspr1ng' r
N Thursday, July 26th. :
Clifford M. Fields, Of Wilmington :
ormerly of this town, is spending a Z
week at Rehoboth Beach. 2
John A. Thompson, Of Philadelphia y
Who has been visiting his parents
ere. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Thomp- T
on, has returned.
Mrs. Annie M. Mustard, aged about d
0 years, died at her home in Nassau C
uly 18th, 1928, after a short Illness d
he is survived by daughter MIS- g
'homas G. Wilson. d
Charles Manlove, lighthouse keeper n
ear MT. Pleasant, and family are Wis n
ing relatives here. il
Arthur M. Barnes who is employed Q
v the Police Department Of Whining
IN. is spending his vacation with his f
arents here, Captain and Mrs. John t,
[. Barnes. O
.John o. Dayton who is employed on q
ne Pennsylvania railroad, has moved e
Is family from the Edward W. Wilt II
ank property on King street, to d
where he will be more Il
entrally located for his business.
Mrs. Maude E. Lubker has moved h
.om the Zerden property on Second n
treet. to the home Of her parents on G.
rorris avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Il
readick will occupy the rooms va a
lted by Mrs. Lubker. Il
Richard Reese, of the Equitable =
rust Company, Of Wilmington, with q
is family are at their cottage on
ewes Beach, which they purchased
ON Captain Arthur W. Marshall.
I will have an office in Lewes, at
le home of Mrs. R. e. Metcalf, start
lg July 18th to Sept. list, and in the
urton cottage, Delaware avenue, Re n
Oboth. DR.. Anna X. Gregorius. j1S-tt
? YOU are sick, take Chiropractic Ad- ,
iustments and get well. ANNA K. GRE n
,RrUs, CkirObractOr. Offices: Milford
I'd Dover. sS-H
Mrs. J. Leonard Soper of near town n
I'll with tvnbOid fever trained | III