Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1923-05-25

II. HAHeSL COnWelI, OF Milton, for
! merly chief bookkeeper at the plant
! of Hayes and Anderton here two years
ago, is hereloading a car with land
scape decorations.
Mrs Mary H. Dickman, of Jersey
City, N. j., who will operate the Della
) ware House at RehOboth Beach during
the coming season was a town visitor
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. Ingram are
receiving congratulations upon the ar
rival of fine baby girl. Mrs. Ingram
is at the Beebe Hospital.
Thomas r. Ingram, Jr., apprentice
on the pilot boat, is spending a few
days with his parents here while the
boat is undergoing repairs.
William F. Jackson representing
the II. A. Stone Co., of Wilmington and
John S. Rupert, also of Wilmington,
were town visitors here last week.
The Ku KluX Khan has a represen-
tatiVe here who is organizing a Khan.
1t is reported that already a goodly
number have joined.
Mrs. Benjamin w. Robinson of Phil !
adelphia, was town visitor on
Thursday of last week.
goodly number attended the NOV |
ing pictures given last week at the |
auditorium in the new school build |
ing by the graduating class.
John A. Lingo and sons of Rehoboth
Beach are enlarging their store by
building an annex on the rear of it
which will give them considerable
more room which was badly needed.
They are also building an ice plant
a Innur 10 hon of I n
both Canal, near the railroad, which
lnsures the Rehoboth people of ample
ice during the coming season.
The LeWes High School base ball
team was defeated last Friday after
noon by the Georgetown High School
team, on the latter's ground by
score of II to IL. Gibble was on the
mound for Lewes and did good work
but his team failed to give him the t
proper support. {
The Delaware Dredging Company's +
dredge which has been dredging near
Rehoboth for several months, passed
through the county bridge here last I
week with its tow of scows loaded
with large pipes which they use in
piping the mud and sand, having COM
)leted their contract.
Bishop William f. Mcdowell who
or the past few years has presided
'Ver the annual Wilmington Confer ff
nee sessions, will deliver an address N
the LeWes M. E. Church on Thurs
ay evening. This will give many a W
nance to hear the bishop who never il
efore had the opportunity and it is
Kelly that there will not be standing OF
Dom in the church on that evening eY
he is an able speaker and MANY
no have heard him before will hear lis
i'm this time, if possible.
j. NJ. Mack, assistant State highway lily
lgineer of Dover, was a town visit Bs
recently, making an inspection tour
the new improved road which is DIR
wv being built between LeWes and w
Rowland B. Ingram, of Wilmington, tn
rmerly OF this town, who has been tlV
with the bond department
Laird, Bissell and Needs, formerly WI
lird & Company, for more than four
ars, has resigned and has entered Oh
to the bond and investment business Jei
his own account with offices in the Su
'laware Trust Building, Whining
4. Mr.. Ingram is a graduate of the wit
ives High School and of the Dick
son College Law School, and enter. La
into the bond business after he re- gu;
wed his discharge from army SER fri
'e, having spent about two years in for
erseas duty. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Mason and hon
lldren of Kennett Square, Pa, for 18th
rly of this town, spent the week
with Mrs. Masons parents here,
=. and Mrs. Louis Lauritsen.
Howard M. Long and family of Phil
elphia are spending a few days at n
ir cottage on Lewes Beach. SIR
1ernOn Brewer who is employed in NJ,
nnett Square, Pa, by Pierre S. du N
ut, spent the weekend with his Mis-
'ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand Nov
Brewer. ~
ohm M. Lynch and Raymond R. At SIN SIN
S, students at Delaware College, p
mt the weekend with their par Sim
S here. NJ NJ,
he Loyal Helpers of the M. e. n
lrch will hold strawberry festi- serI
on Thursday evening, May 81, in viii,
building formerly occupied by Mrs. M
ertha M. Burton, as shoe store. funf
ebert j. Walton, Jr., who for some ~ I
has been employed in Philadel- r
spent the weekend with his fam Con,
here. IL e
tmes ]. Kemp of Washington, D. c., MI
purchased a cottage on Lewes visit
Oh, near the coast guard station, boro
Eba L. Jones, and expects to oc- M,
7 it during the coming season. domo
arOld HOrsey of Dover was a town o'sSe
or during the week. oaIIo
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