Milford chronicle., 1923-02-16


are suffering with whOoping cough.
Thomas r. Ingram, cashier of tn
Sussex Trust Company ami wire spen
several days last week in Philadel
phia and Wilmington.
The regular quarterly meeting o
the directors of the Sussex Trus
Company with branches at Lewes
laurel and Milton WAS held last weeI
at their bank here. Statements showed
that all three branches were in g
thriving condition. They dined at the
Hotel Rodney,
Mrs. Napoleon B. Register was ser
iously ill on Sunday suffering from a
severe attack of acute indigestion.
She is improving.
The first sound of sleigh bells this
winter were heard this week and they
are still sounding.
John d. Elliott, mate on the tug
John A. Hughes, spent a few hours
with his family here last week when
his boat was in the breakwater a short
time.
Mrs. Robert T. Rumbold of Rehoboth
Beach has returned after an extended
trip to California.
DR.. Loutrel Timanus, of Baltimore,
has returned after ducking trip to
Rehoboth Beach.
Justice of the Peace William P.
Carter has been elected secretary of
the town council, succeeding Harry M.
Maull.
Mrs. John Boyd of Rehoboth Beach
was taken to the Beebe Hospital here
last week and operated upon for ap-
pendicitis. The operation was sue
cess and she is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Hattie 3. Riley and Miss Mary
Lockerman, both of Rehoboth Beach,
who have been at the Beebe Hospital
for several days suffering with infiu-
enza, have returned to their home.
Clyde T. Solt who has been in
charge of the radio station at the
Point of Cape Henlopen for the past :
two years, has been transferred to
sea duty. {
Roland Raught, student of the I'm
Iversity of Delaware came home last I
week suffering from an attack of !
Whooping cough. c
The Zwaanendael Club presented 1
The Microbe Of Love-" a. musical
comedy in three acts last week in the n
auditorium here to a packed house, o
lnder the direction of Miss Juanita O
Elements.
Dr. Josephs of Philadelphia, held h
ervice at St. Peters P. e. Church tt
asst Sunday morning. He has no regu- H
ar charge and will likely hold ser d
ices again for two or three more
undays N 4he absence of their reg is
lar rector, C. H. B. Turner, who has fl
one to Brunswick, Ca, for his annual h,
inter vacation. F.
w. Hance Chambers was recently eT
tten by a dog in his store and with
le consent of the owner he had the in
)g chloroformed and it's head sent R;
way to ascertain if the dog had ra- fe
es. an
Captain and Mrs. Eugene C. Kelly
e receiving congratulations upon the 20
rival of fine baby boy. Mrs. Kelly of
at the Beebe Hospital and both are ~
ing fine. A son was also born to Mr.. ~,
ID Mrs. Reese White of MillsborO at ~
e Beebe Hospital this week. Mrs. ON
hite is a daughter of Captain and ="
rs. Thomas II. Carpenter of this
Wn Su @
Mrs. Frank Mclean and daughter Of m m1oI
liladelphia are visiting her parents ~ ~
re, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Murphy. IaA
Mrs. Samuel N. Tammany of Will I
ngton is spending some time with we
r father here, Captain Fred Conwell Mr
d her aunt, Sarah Conwell. NIL
The Y. P. B. held meeting last
nday night in the Junior Mechanics IL
i on Second street. IA
frank M. Jones of Georgetown was K.
own visitor during the week. Mil