Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-05-18

B. Reg died at his home on Lewes Beach af-
compe- ter a long illness. Funeral services
S. Mr.. were held from the house last Satur-
iOard OF day afternoon and interment made in
the Lewes NJ. E. cemetery. He was a
inter- are member of the local masonic trater-
| the ar nifty which lodge administered the us
ual masonic ceremonies at the grave.
employ He leaves a wife, one son, Charles d.
delphia Beebe, one brother, Richard Beebe, Sr.
grand and two sisters, Mrs Hannah Jones
e Beebe and Mrs. Martha Lodge.
r treat Richard c. Hayes of New York City,
brother of Thomas H. Hayes of the
Il Ches- firm Hayes and AndertOn, is here to
v weeks supervise their two fishing plants
Beach, which will be operated this season af-
ter laying idle for two seasons. A
nington. large number of the company's fishing
his cot steamers is expected here the last of
a town this month when the menhaden sea-
son will begin.
lere re- Captain Thomas E. Lynch, who is
at the employed on ocean going vessels trad
in Pill ing south, is spending few days at
settle his farm, near Rehoboth Beach
se syp- Herbert A. Shut has had his Ford
stead OF truck converted into tank truck and
ehicles, has accepted a position as local agent
} Defore for the TeXacO Company, which re-
trucks. Gently established kerosene and gaso-
IN the line tanks here on Jefferson avenue.
Elijah D. Register was their former
fe, who agent here, preceding Shut.
loctor's derson, of Paramount, is building a
doctor bungalow on the Lewes-Georgetown
highway, just outside the town limits
al fish of Georgetown
Weighed The Loyal Helpers of the Lewes M.
recent E. Church will meet tonight at the
home of Mrs. Thomas r. Ingram.
hmond, Thomas c. Wilson, who is employed
attend as carpenter in Philadelphia, has re-
Ella c. turned after spending few days with
home. his family on the farm, near Lewes.
} Coun- Hance Phillips, who is employed by
visited the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
vas de- in Wilmington, visited his mother,
lg four Mrs. Mary S. Phillips, near Rehoboth
e sixth Beach during the week.
be two A. Phillips Warner and wife of
g and Pennsylvania are spending some time
Those with the latter's mother, at her farm
Walter in Angola.
lichard William v Long and wife and Miss
Lewes: Annie Long of Philadelphia are visit
H. C. ing Mrs. Robert w. Dodd, near Mid
Charles way.
Among DR., Harry B. Hickman and wife of
g with Philadelphia and his two sisters, Mrs. !
lresses Virginia L. Mustard, of Wilmington, |
Black and Mrs. Rina D. Powell of Duluth,
I'd Da- MINI. ARE at DR.. Hickman's cottage,
a very on Lewes Beach, for a few days.
L. L. Bonham, of Bridgetown, N. j., |
re, Md. who was awarded the contracts to
is mo- build the roads from Harbeson to
and Sunshine School house and from the
ere. school house to LeWes is making prep
mploy- arations to begin operation in three
extend different places; one at Harbeson, one
Mrs. at Sunshine School house and at Five
Points and work toward Lewes. He is
D the mlLing arrangements to use three
s here "a lrus- s'anOns, LsF6s Nassau and
who CoolSpr.ng for receiving his building
or the material. He expects to have the road
from Lewes to Five Points completed
Lewes within few weeks which will mean
Pening a great lift to the many who travel it
gram. daily in automobiles.
b was Rev. Beecham, of Wilmington, SUI
erVed. perintendent of the Good Will Indus
d his try, filled the pulpit in the Lewes M.
ewes e. Church on Sunday morning and ev-
opted Fening in the absence Of their pastor,
Glen Rev. Howard Davis, who was called
TO Baltimore to attend the funeral of !
ii son his sister. !
orge- At a recent meeting of the Town
skull Council, it was decided to make a !
park parking place on Lewes Beach for au-
exer- tomobiles. AS it is now and has been
cked for years, there is not much room for =
uto- parking cars without getting off in
b, of heavy sand and having your machine :
nov stuck, as many do every season. Post 7
bspi- master Napoleon B. Register, a men,
Der of Council, was appointed a COM ,
FRED mittee of one to investigate, regard i
ANY ing the grading and a top covering of
the either clay or cinders. The space 7
An marked off will accommodate fifty
heir cars. At the same meeting, acting
upon petition signed by a number of
4 a citizens, it was decided to lower the
fish dog tax from $500 and $500 to $10O +
as and $500. 4
on Rowland B. Ingram of Wilmington \
ing visited his parents here between
The trains on sunday. L
will The local banks have been very T
busy for three or four days making
Der out State Income Tax reports for in Il
is dividuals as the Tax Department has N
lar no representative here to make out 7
the reports for the tax payers. q
ST. Funeral services of Rachel Permar II
P. aged about IS years, were held at her s.
home in Angola last week. She is sur Ii
s. vived by husband. t;
VS. Mrs Elizabeth H. Vogel, who has q
been spending the winter months in a
n Wilmington has moved to her cottage r
d. on Dewey Beach for the season. d.
at Funeral services of Clarence Beebe r,
h were held at the Ocean House on Sat- J.
r. urday afternoon and interment made D
IL in the Lewes M. e. cemetery. Rev. W. c.
S. Grant Of Rehoboth Beach, conduct
n ed the services.
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