Milford chronicle., 1925-03-06
Lewes News

. DR.. R. c. Dayton, the veterinarian
who has been employed by the Sup
plee-Wills-JOnes Milk Company of
Philadelphia and stationed here
since the milk station has been in
operation at Nassau, has been trans
terred to WaynesborO, Pa, and left
on Thursday of last week for his
new home. A'moVing van from Hag-
eIsioV'n, Md, NOV Il uis household
effects on Friday. He is succeeded
by DR.. Hartman.
W. Virden Burton and family of
Wilmington spent the weekend with
their parents here.
Mrs. Margaret V. Shcarer of Phil
ade' hia has rented the WIlson
prclNlty on So Ih street recently va.
cated by John Il. I.awton and ex-
poets to occupy it in few days.
REV. Milton S. Andrews, pastor of
the Lewes Methodist EpiscopaI
Church, was confined to his home a
part of the week suffering with a
heavy cold, but was able to fill his
pulpit on Sunday.
Miss Ruth Pierce who is emploved
in Philadelphia spent the weekend
with her parents here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen G. Pierce.
Herman c. Short made a trip to
Baltimore, Nd, during the past
week.
The Eldorado Oil Company, a new
corporation recently organized here.
have installed several new gasoline
tanks in town and vicinity and have
received their first tank of gasoline
for distribution.
/Clyde M. Phillips who formerly
an ice cream parlor here
IN Second street until his place was
burned out, has accepted a position
is automobile salesman with Roland
!. S. Marsh, Inc, located on South G.
treet/ .
Stephen G. Pierce, former owner
nd proprietor of the Hotel Rodney
xpects to leave this week for Mia .,
II, Florida, for a short visit. ~
Herring have made their appear ~,
nee in the local market, some say a.
is a sure sign of spring. Many n
OWN gardeners had the idea last -,
Teek that spring was here surely "
nd planted their gardens with peas. n
mons, lettuce and cabbage plants, n
nee that time the ground has been y.
'ozen very hard, but it is thought N N
lat little damage will be done to it 10
Though not much progress has Te
zen made in the planting so early. fb
Ralph d. POynter, contractor and NJ NJ
llIder of RehobOth Beach, who was MI
Varded the contract to build the A.
asonic Temple here on Second -. -
rect, has recently had a large bulk NJ
building material hauled on the PI 11'
and expects to begin work as ~,
on as the weather permits. In so. eo.
ort time he will have the large 90 90
ming factory Of William ]. War =,
q & Company, near the gas plant, -,
mpleted which was destroyed by !s'n po.
o last October. el elO
President Harry V. Lyons of the n' coL
lots Association Of the Bay and O'4
yer Delaware, with Offices in Phil =
elphia, spent the weekend with
family here.
?. Irving Walls and family of Will A
ngton spent the weekend with "A
Mrs. Walls parents here, Cap
n and Mrs. Fred Burton. T
Dr.. Richard c. Beebe who has
n confined to his home for sever
lays on account of illness is very
Oh improved.
-rthur w. Maull and family who
e been occupying the Louis Laur-
n homestead on South street for y
past year or more, have moved -
the West property zOn Mulberry Ii
'et recently vacated by Mr.. and -,
/. A r. RuSseu = lsN
ute a number of adults and chill 6:L
4 are confined to their homes
on account of grip and bad >,
s.. rs
atwood Thomas who for some "I
} has been stationed at the Lewes rao-
st Guard Station, has been trans A0SO
ed to the Coast Guard Station at ~
lteague, Va.
avid Coverdale who has been en- =
ed as carpenter in and around
ningtOn for some time by Allen
ritsen is spending a few weeks