Milford chronicle., 1923-01-26
ALIVE BUDGET OF NEWS AS
REPORTED FROM LEWES

Captain Thomas Joseph Of buoy ten
der Iris is spending sometime with his
sister here, Mrs. Laura Joseph.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Horace Willard
were called to Philadelphia last week
to attend the funeral of the formers
mother, Mrs. Joseph Willard.
Contractor Joseph E. Virden who
has been confined to his home for the
past two weeks with an attack Of
grip is able to be out again.
Calvin A. Evans, engineer on the
pilot boat Philadelphia is home on
shore leave for week. Mr. Evans ex-
poets to move his family to the Thos.
R. Norman property, which he recent
ly purchased a short time ago.
Ira S. Hazard has purchased the
DR.. Hiram R. Burton property on
South street, adjoining the Hotel Rod
ney, where he has been living for the
past three years from the Delaware
Trust Company.
Mrs. Carl Poynter of Dover who has
been spending the winter months at
Rehoboth Beach is visiting her father,
Beniah Warren, in Georgetown.
Mrs. Ella G. Rockefeller Of Will
mington is spending a few days here
with friends and relatives.
Dr. William P. Orr, Jr., and Thomas
R. Ingram made a trip to Dover dur
ing the week.
William G. Dodd of Rehoboth Beach
has been reelected a director Of the
Farmers Bank of Georgetown.
Mrs. Edgar L. Warrington of Mid
way who has been seriously ill is
slowly recovering.
William L. Boldly of Philadelphia
has purchased the Pyle cottage in Re-
hoboth Beach.
Mrs. Jacob Prettyman and mother,
Mrs. Jennie Stevens are spending a
few days with the latter's son, Har-
old Stevens in Chester, Pa.
DR.. William R. Messick and Thomas
w. Turner were Dover visitors during |
the week.
Engineer William Wilson, Robert G.
Lane and Paynter johnson, Of the
Fenwick Island lightvessel, are spend
ing shore leave here.
Last Wednesday was reported to
have been the coldest day here this
winter thus far, but the weather has
considerable and it is
much warmer here now.
Lewes Council, No. IA, Jr. o. U. A.
NJ, has elected these officers for the
ensuing term: Junior past councillor,
Napoleon B. Register, Jr.; councillor,
+. Roland Tindall; vice councillor,
louis B. Graves; recording secretary,
Napoleon B. Register; assistant re-
,ording secretary, Ebe T. Palmer; fl
lancial secretary, Charles T. Nelson;
George w. Coverdale;
warden, William H. Birmingham; con- I
luctor, Joseph H. Maull; inside SEN
incl, Alton Birmingham; outside SEN s
incl, Warren Adkins; trustee, Edward t
V. Long; representative to State :
,ouncil, Daniel H. G. Littleton. t
Engineers are surveying the road t
rom Harbeson to LeWes Beach which '
Yill be rebuilt in the spring which Y
7ill then fill in the broken link be- L
Ween here and Philadelphia and give a
n improved road all the way through. f
he road to Rehoboth Beach also is Il
expected to be improved in the spring. 1
Mrs. Rowland G. Paynter of George n
OWN, formerly of this town, is visit v
lg her father here, DR.. Hiram R. Bur- L
1n. g
Edward S. Wolfe has moved from Il
he Thomas G. Holland farm, near
ehoboth, to the Carl Steel farm
-hich was vacated by Frank L. Sal
ions who has moved to Millville, N.
The Richards Brothers Dredging a
ompany have their blower in the a
ewes-Rehoboth Beach Canal and are Il
eepening and widening it in several p
Iaces. At present they are working n
front of the old Franklin G. Maull II
harf. u
Geraldine Brittingham, aged four L
ears, daughter of Herald Britting- IL
I'm, fell against a hot stove and d d
lrned her hands. u
The members Of the Lewes M. e.
lurch will hold their cottage prayer Sc
Getting at the home of Napoleon B. w
egister.
. you are sick, take Chiropractic - -
Adjustments and get well. Anna ~ NJ
Gregorious, Chiropractor. Offices: he
ilford and Dover. s8-tf ~