Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1924-01-18

storehouse, on Second street. Mr.
ROSS has force of men at work tear
ing down the part which was damaged
= by fire and will erct two store build
ing there.
clyde M. Phillips who operated the
'IdIeW1ld" ice cream parlors until the
recent ire which burned his place ont
has accepted position as salesman
with the Colonial Ice Cream Company
of Philadelphia.
Orlando Johnson and LEROY EwelI
OF Seaford have moved their families
mere in the DOdd building, over Ter
den's department store.
Rev. William Leishman. pastor of
the Lewes Presbyterian Church here.
has conducted a week of PRAYER at JiS
church this week.
Mr.: and Mrs. James R. Kelly are
spending few weeks with their
burgh.
Paul F. Carpenter, local Ford deal
err received a carload of Fords this |
week.
John M. Lynch, of the firm, Murphy
and Lynch, produce dealers, of Mil
ford, was town visitor during the
week, buying white potatoes.
Edward S. Wolfe who occupies the
button farm, near Rehoboth Beach.
has purchased a part of the William
T. Wolfe farm, near Midway, from his
father. He will not occupy it this
year.
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Vogel, Of Reho- {
both Beach, who is spending the win
ter months in Wilmington, is spend-
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. '
}. Horace Willard, at the Marine hos
)ital here. /
George r. Layton, Jr., who was Oh |
Grated upon at the Beebe Hospital J
lere several days ago by DR.. Richard 4
3eebe, for appendicitis, is slowly i'm K
rowing. John H. Wilson who was all Y
o operated upon there for Appendix u
tits several days ago, expects to be N
eleased in day or two. 3
Mrs. Beatrice Arthur and children y
Hazleton, Pa, are spending a few "
avs with her parents here, Mr.. and Di
IRIS. William T. Atkins.
W. Harold Creadick who oDerates Je
he Blue Bird Tea room here, has en- IT
Urged his rom several feet BY hav-
lg the petition moved back. nc
The ladies zwaanendaeI Club held w
S first meeting after the holidays last al
eek at their rooms on Second street. wi
the home of Captain Fred ConWelI. at
lth Mrs. Georgia Hooker, presiding. Wa
New Year greeting from the State no
resident, Mrs. III. M. Waller, was We
ad, and plans made for a vote on sis
e Box Pease Plan. William Wedelin de
no directed the firemen's minstrel co.
re last week, entertained with sew thi
al violin selections. Mrs. Lena M.
in charge of the afternoons Wi
ogram, had secured Major Shields his
the National Red Cross to speak ley
d gave to the club instructions in
st aid to the wounded. Wis
Rev. William D. Wilson, pastor of
? Methodist Protestant Church
re, has been conducting revival
vices for the past two weeks and
" are still going on this week. Rev.
liam Leishman, pastor of the -
ives Presbyterian Church, will fill uai
pulpit in the Protestant Church on ell
esday evening. ane
The Ladies Aid Society of the Lewes |
E. Church will meet tonight at the s spe
ne of Mrs. J. Edward Wiley. 'th
Ir. and Mrs. William G. Nelson san
mt the weekend with the latter's 1
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Black low
ne at MillsborO. o
he firemen's minstrel which was ana
en- here on Thursday and Friday o.
nings. for the benefit of the Fire Hol
npany, made such a hit that they u
going to give it in Georgetown on woo
lrsday evening Of this week. o.
he survey from Wescoat's Corner CnT
Rehoboth Beach has been complet- OF
and it is the opinion of most ev- A
one in this section that the i'm gra
we'd road to Rehoboth Beach will chr
It from Wescoat's Corner and take son
traight line to Rehoboth rather not
n take Five Points route, as it ever
lid mean so much to both the peo- H.
of Lewes and Rehoboth as well as trlel
re the distance from one town to nav.
Their, much shorter. H.