Milford chronicle., 1923-10-12

William E. Tucker of GEORGETOWN
who was formerly employed on the
Nassau Orchard farm Lere some years
ago, clrcled among friends here last
week.
George E. Webb and Edward Webb
of Philadelphia spent a couple of days
here during the week at the home of
A. B. Nelson.
Thomas R. Ingram's Sunday school
recently met at the home of the pres
ident, Mrs. Charles H. johnson, and
elected these officers for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Clara w. Bow
ser; vice president, Mrs. Ida Mar
shall; treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth Mill
man and secretary, Mrs Mary Evans.
P. Demarest Lowe of New York City
has been in town for several days,
gauging number of tank cars of fish
oil for Hayes and Anderton here which
they are shipping out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson of
Philadelphia, who are summering at
Rehoboth Beach, were town visitors
here last week.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Wingate of
Rehoboth Beach are receiving con-
gratulatiOns upon the arrival of a fine
baby girl. Mrs. Wingate is at the Bee
be Hospital here.
Mrs. Edith P. Nelson and Mrs. Isa-
bel Nelson are spending a few days
in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
Cooper Brothers circus exhibited
here last week and quite large num-
ber attended it.
The carnival recently held by the
firemen of Rehoboth Beach, netted
them about S170O0.00, which will be
spent to improve their fire house and
purchase equipment.
A number of the local Ku Klux Klan
members attended the meeting held in
Georgetown last week, at which DR..
J. H. Hawkins was the chief speak
er.
Rapid progress is being made in re-
building the brick wall around the
church and graveyard of the Saint
Peters P. E. Church. This wall has
been standing for many years.
U. S. Government Inspector Gideon
T. Littleton, of Philadelphia has a
force of men employed at the light
house on the Harbor Of Refuge, build
ing dock and boat house.
Contractors Walter Webb and Geo.
T. Webb and wife and Willard Webb
of Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with relatives in Angola.
William C. Nelson and Martin l..
Webb made motor trip to Whining
ton during the week.
James B. McManus, Alexander R.
Abrahams, Harry E. Vincent, Arthur
m Ta1aT
1wski and George J. Glenn, members
Of the City Council, of Wilmington;
A. ]. Taylor, of the Service Citizens;
William B. Foster, of the Rotary Club;
Shermer H. Stradley, of the Board of
Public Education, and Donald R. Mar ,
in, all of Wilmington, arrived here
asst Saturday afternoon and inspected !
he new school building here, recent
y built by the du Pont Construction
Company, of Wilmington. They made :
he trip by automobiles and enjoyed a
jea food dinner at the Hotel Rodney :
,ere. fl
Arthur L. Lynch of Collingswood, !
Y. J., formerly of this town, was a {
Weekend visitor here. 7
Charles W. Jenkins, of Philadelphia,
pent the weekend with his parents /
lere, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Jenk- '
ms. /
Mrs. Elvira Pierce is spending
ew days in Wilmington and Philadel- a
lhia. G
Sunday was~rally day in the Lewes
Iethodist Episcopal Sunday school,
7hen the Sunday school schedule L
hanged from morning to afternoon.
he attendance was exceptionally r
ood.
Emile Willard, who is employed on
he U. S. S. Woodbine has returned
fter spending a week with his par
nts here, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Will 2
lrd.
Don't forget the ONE CENT SALE
t Bratten's Red Star Drug Store, Mil
)rd. 1t