Milford chronicle., 1925-01-30
Lewes News


were held at their home on Kin
5 street, Saturday afternoon, Januar
= "a, and interment made in tn
Lewes M. E. cemetery. Rev. MiltO
S. Andrews, pastor of the M. K
Church, conducted the services. Be
sides a husband, she leaves tw,
daughters, Dorothy and Florenc
Holmes.
Martin L. Webb of this town, whit
was elected as documentary clerk il
the Senate, makes daily trips to Do
yer while the legislature is in ses
sion. Elisha d. Campbell, also of this
town, who was elected one of thu
minor clerks in the House of Rep
resentatiVes, also makes daily trips
to the State Capitol by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Lynch
and family have moved from the
GrOome property on King street, tC
their new home just recently COM
pleted on South street, just beyond
the new school building.
Clifford M. NAPLES, a Coolspring
storekeeper, who has been confined
to his home for the past month on
account of illness, is improving and
was a Lewes visitor on Saturday.
Rev. Milton S. Andrews, pastor of
the Lewes NJ. e. Church, with his
Sunday school class, held turkey
supper last Thursday evening at the
parsonage. Seventy persons were in
attendance.
Thomas R .Ingram's Sunday school
class gave Mrs. J. Edward Wiley,
one of their members, a birthday
party on Monday evening. Many at
tended. Refreshment were served.
The milk station at Nassau is now
putting out about sixty cans of milk
daily. It is predicted that the time is
not far distant, when the output will
be greater than hundred cans a
day; as many of the farmers are ad-
ding to their number of COWS very
rapidly. Already it can be seen that
the station is a wonderful help to
the farmer; especially so in the win
ter months, when they have nothing
much to sell, it brings a regular in
come each and every month in the
year. Owing to the demand for milk
in this section, the price of milk in
Lewes has recently advanced from
10c a quart to 12c-by the local milk
dealers. Some of the farmers who
haven't yet taken their milk to the
station are preparing to do so as
soon as they can get their stables
fixed up and their milk houses
built.
Harvey E. Baker is building a gar
age on the rear Of his lot on South
street.
Edward C. Phillips, Jr., Of near
Beach, is operating "a meat
wagon in Rehoboth Beach and vicin-
ity.
These ushers have been appointed |
at the Lewes NJ. q. Church for the |
month of February: Morning ser
vices, William J. Carson, George w. |
Frank B. Magness, Geo. |
Chase; evening, Francis Massey, |
Henry Graves, Fred G. Clifton and .
Jokn D. Hazard.
Z Pilot Charles S. Morris and wife
who have been spending several
weeks with their daughter, Mrs.
Lewis w. Mustard, Jr., in Boston,
Mass, returned to their home, here
IN Wednesday evening last./
Funeral services of plot Henry
Virden, age about "a years, of Phil
ldelphia, were held here Monday
ipon the arrival Of the nocn train;
md interment made in the LeWes
Presbyterian cemetery. The deceas-
ID was the Oldest pilot in the busi-
less and worked during the month
# December, but was laying off for
he month of January. He was
,rother of Captain J. Penrose Vir-
len of this town, former president !
f the Pilots Association of the Bay
nd River Delaware. {
Rowland H. Brewer, of Whining +
on, is spending some time at the
ONE of his parents here, Mr.. and q
Irs. Ferdinand H. Brewer. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland B. Ingram
f Dover were town visitors here h
uring the week.
The firm, Marshall, Cough e Com O
any, dealers in lumber and coal, 4
ave dissolved partnership. The bus r
less is now being carried on un- r
er the name of w. Virden Marshall v
nc. Joseph 7. Cough, the other N
lember of the firm and his family il
ave gone to Canton, N. Y, and ex-
9ct to move their household effects
way in a short time, and will sell p
leir new home on ArnelPs avenue. a
Pilot Frank Maull who is spend al
g the winter months in Philadel- p
lia was a town visitor here dur n
g the week.
Register of Wills Isaacs 3. Jones q,
Georgetown, has granted letters w
administration on the estate of cl
tomas Poynter, deceased, to the fr
Essex Trust Company.
Pilot Harry V. Lyons Of this town be
IS been elected president of the nj
lots Association of the Bay and in
yer Delaware; succeeding A. G..
.nnett Pilot John H. H. Kelly Of
liladelphia, formerly of this town
S been elected treasurer, succeed
: Arthur w. Conwell of Philadel-
ia.
The Ebenezer Aid will meet at Pf
hn Brittingham's in Lewes on wi
bruary End If that night be stor- da
?, next clear night. or