Milford chronicle., 1923-04-06
JEWS AS
Ed FROM LEWES

only a very few shad are seen in
local markets. The fishermen say '
at the weather is a little cool for
em to run yet.
MANY Methodist planned to spend
st Sunday in Dover to attend the an
ual M. E. Conference which was held
here.
Mrs. Elverson w. Ingram and son,
ouis. of Wilmington, are spending
ew days with Mr.. Ingram's parents
here, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar W. Ingram
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. LaWtOn are
spending a few days with the formers
parents in Chester, Pa. .o,,
Manaen hurdle, a local WalcH
tinker for several years, has moFeu
ms snop ana household enects 10
Cnincoteague, Va, by automoDlie
truck. =. ...,oro,,-
Captain Harry V. Lyons is lmproV-
ing mis- home on South street by tne
ADDITION OF a new front porch
Mr.. and Mrs. William h. V1rden anu
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer II. Smith, Oh Ger
mantown, Pa, spent a part Oh Ine
week here. eo,,
, James n. I,ank has moved his fam
, ilv ont in the country on Ewing farm
which he purchased three OF touI
= wears ago, recently vacated by Freu-
erick c. Marshall
3 AT a recent meeting Of the Levy
] Court Commissioners John a. huLuIe
was elected bridge tender here, at a
e salary of $28S.OO per year. A franz
r Joseph. of Rehoboth Beach, was elect
e cd to attend the Rehoboth bridge at
$4,000 a year. 4bo
: Grand Master Bamberger, OF the
: Grand Lodge Of Delaware Masons' IO-
e gether with his official staff, maue
e their annual visit to Jefferson Looge'
/ No. Is. A. F. & A. NJ, here last week
The lodge room was filed to oVernoW-
d ing and everybody present enJoyeu
u the addresses made by the grand OIL
Sc GERS. After the lodge was closed al
S. retired to the room below and enjoyed
le an excellent feed which was prepared
= by the Loyal Helpers Of the M. H.
= Church. ,,,
l. LANES T. Lank is erecting new
house on his farm, near town. WHICH
10 he expects to occupy in the near III
=" ture. --.a;+
r. Betty Lohand who has been Vlslt-
ing her grandmother, Mrs. Mary II
rs Evans, here, has returned TO her noln'
- a. in Milford. -,4,,o
1t. VRodney Robinson has the contrac
a. tn build a cottage on Lewes Beacn Iol
Is Albert Lupton and the work mas peei
h commenced. Every cottage on Le"e
Reach is rented for the coming sea
m, son. It is rumored that Anthony
re ingram will build three new cottages
Is ono for his own family and two otnef
u' for renting. - @,
on Marv's School, Peekskill, N. Y" !
D. snending her vacation with her par
Dr. ents here, DR.. and Mrs. William
re- Orr. poor
ed of Public Works held here on SaLul
dav afternoon, Edgar w. ingram
led George p. Tunnel and John M. VeS
Mt sells were elected to replace Marx
Aas Roach. George P. Tunnel and hoDel
7 walton. Jr,, whose terms eXplIe'
ere The election was very qulet on
en- there being two tickets in the nel
ith hut Vessels and Ingram were on p pol
the tickets. Chas V. Jones was TuHHin
ave against Tunnel. 1b;7.
Miss Aara Eliza Metcalf, OF PhlI'
is deIph;a, is visiting her nephew hel
mp Joseph NJ Metcalf.
sri- Mrs. Emma B. Mannin,s' OF Phllaue
phia. is visiting her sister here' MI
oy- Mary C. Rowland.
'ast Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bertrand OF M Ne
aVs York City, are spending some al al
ch. with the formers mother here' MI
cen Louis Bertrand, Sr.
9rai There were no services held in I
IN IN Tewes M. E. Church Sunday norm
on and evening, owing to the tact M tn
VI Rev. Howard Davis was attenul!
ton conference.
MO- Arthur Miller, negro, VINO pleau
,ere guilty at the June term OF cOuLt =. It
wear to the charge of passing MOI, WI
Iux less checks here on local aS-. nlel Cri''r .
lere was paroled 10 OlanVa1+e s W.. 70 +he sh
tor subsequently turned over 10 tne 81 sn
iff for failure to carry OUT PloSI150 P.OIod
&c the recent term of court 10 Jonn
TsaAcs of Little Creek Dlstrlc''
lew Davis Watson snd Rodney NoD
Dend son are building a large motor v
for Howard M. Long, OF Fhlls'ueiP'
ther formerly of this town.
like , Charles L. White, of Fhlladelpl
,wed formerly of this town, and Thom1s
peas Ingram, Jr., OF this toWn' n%TW IVA =
elected as pilot apprentices ana
800 oesume duties on one OF the p
a1 o+ lboats here in few days.
MAJ John A. Lingo and Sons OF lie
dur both Beach are plannlns to1 PaboI
lie in ton of an ice PlanT 81, a. With
What Beach along tne canal - O'.,,-r ann,nietef
hos expectation OF haVlns ~ 80 p PahoI
was time for TINS suinIne. oIo,+ fo,
him has been without an Noe P'''--
wood eral years.
dur :, -. Ch;ronractic
visit IF you are SICK taAs s,I ANA K.
} saw justments ana eet "S'I1 GGcss. MIL
ipped coRIUS, Ch'r0PT9e'O'' '0' So
and Dover.