Milford chronicle., 1923-03-16

transferred from second assistant
keeper of Fourteen Foot Bank IAsnI,
house. to second assistant keeper ol
Harbor of Refuge Lighthouse, on the
New Breakwater.
The Harrington High School baskel
bo1l team defeated the Lewes High
School team, at Harrington, las' II
day evening, by a score OF ~ u 10.
Samuel C. Pierce and Jop W. Del, q,
rickson, of this town, have Openeu an
nee IN MILFORD wnere they are nlan. man,
ing their headquarters. 1neII NC, =,
bTieiness is selling leases on Ianu II ~
Texas where there is known 10 DC OIi,
The Ladies Aid Society OF the l4eWes
NJ n Church met last week at Ine
home of Mrs. Lizzie Roach CO
The Women's Home Missionary oo.
- Of fine Lewes M. E. Church met
last Monday at the parsonage, o,d
'''1G Harbert II. Fisher who recently SoIo SUI:
off bis farming implements anu NV NV
~ o4ooI- moved to philadelphia, is now
or Tooad in carpenter work in tnat CITY,
Wesley w. Murray met Win Nety q.
,,oinfn1 accident last week when Ilo
r'os P'o---- sewing wood with power saw a,
~ nuebed his little finger INTO IHe
Ia1 any, which split it open back TO ms ms
last knuckle, fortunately 1t was w
left hand. e,,od the pulpit
in the I,ewes M. E. Churcn on 81 az
dow morning, was taken Ill uuIIns So ~
Jav and unable to conduc! Cne rs
80 service. In the evening 1t T'o
-,,issionarv anniversary and hosUiy "
song service. o+;,o, of the
1oInI % HeIpers of the Lewes M ~
GS'y~cb 60 was held last Friday aI Cne
80 - Of Mrs. Viola Baker. OInceIs
Il'oro Iro elected for the ensuing year as
soIio,vs. president, Mrs. Sallle WesC'
+,jce-nresident, Mrs. Ophella H. jules ..o
+rooenrer. Mrs. Ida M. Maull; secIe
tarv. Mrs. Howard DAVIS hos
''' Gne of the trucks of the county nas
,,oo,, Kent busy here for several Gays
1,,;tb UIt several men employed haullnS
ra,,d 49, from I,ewes Beach to the roau
SoaS;no Hs,,iT from Five Points to Nassau
which has been in a deplo[aOtte &c. III on
Iition and almost impassaDle 5ot -. a.
tomobiles. Since the local rOau ~ -,
seer has been putting beach sanu ~ UH
II for several days, 1t mas sre"'i'
nroved the situation. nd, hos
Another cottage on LeWes beaon nr'5 .o5
rocentlv been broken into. IL Is CMnoS il."
IU I1t0 Howard M. Long, of PhiladelpnIa'
commissioner Of Deeds for Delaw a. ~
Pnv Howard Davis, pastor OF tne
1owos M r.. Church has been spoken
~ of For District Superintendent Oh Cne
G4I;1,,,ir NJ NJ zion District of the WllmIns
w., Conference. at the next CONFER
o.,ao ooa TDbicb is to be held in Dover on
HrC A1,,.j1 1tb Rev. Davis was forneIly
s1laaIoir in the World War anu saw
otoI1+ two years service overseas anu
,,,os recently appointed by GoVeLnoa
ToU ToS &c chaplain of the Delaware
National Guard. q Dorcus
LII pa formerly of Lewes' was III
town last week, looking IoI : wing
in which to move his FANNY, NJ O%1T Iii
tn the ill health of his WIFE, 1Ao WIZ
move from Marcus HOOK. .,-eord
Grand Master Messick' OF FIanHiO1r 4a1iO1s r'
oP the improved Order OF OGq T5los+ giIomf
% and Deputy Grand Master d. EEnSsT an;sS
SonweII C-l,n of Milton, made an ol1ClSl ISr;
visit to the local lodge here laS' -
day. Mo "A Jr. o. U. A.
Ar 1I,oit team journey to Milton !as'
T-no1] +u' and played the Juniors Oh tnd EnIe
80 mSs Conncil. No. 16. LeWes uelea'eS 90
1I;i%on pti3o bv taking five games OUT ~
Mii'oIl MI oo,en Those who played lO5
TnT res we're: Daniel Littleton' holaTU t N
TindoI1 TI%S Fbe T. Palmer and Chafles =,
IlnuaIi' IN Milton was represented py
Hoa9 Me1s01; George q. Mcgee, D. B. Porter
1Sa1tor MI, Reed. William Rickaros' . no.
". W NC NSartin. Richard Green LayCGn
6aoJ and James Clendaniel. heILesn
Is.oI,+s rooT we were served in the lodge rooLn'
lN9to 4oTland M. Joseph, of Midway, gen.
,,o1 manager of the Lewes FerClilAe1
Company, who has been connneU sl- a~ ofo
his home for two weeks Win an a. ~
tack of grip, is able to resume niS OO
M HIi1noan Prettyman, student at Cne
of Delaware, came NUM- ~ ns
last week suffering with an atIacA VI
Mrs Aida w. Lilly, formerly OF tnls
town who recently moved 10 Snei
nan california, has purchased honIe
there and intends to make thaC He1
Mrs Mrs. Gertrude Gibble is spending S1
W W. . time with her daughter, Mrs
Earl Keener, in Baltimore, Md.
'cTI The Woman's Auxiliary had a call
ID meeting this week at the rooms o3 oI
Yrs NJ = Robert H. Orr, which was form
sriy v the Lewis W. Mustard homestead: Sos
" Arthur w. Marshall, Jr., who mas
,een suffering for several weeks WIN t
N injured knee, has resumed ms uu-
les n as apprentice on the pilot boat.
Henry G. Bennum, Of near FalI-
nonnt. has purchased the SamueI a. t
vest house and lot on Mulberry
treet. which is now occupied by MIS-
allie Wilson. Mr.. West recently puT-
,hased a small farm in GilIs Neck +
vhere he has moved his family. A