Milford chronicle., 1925-10-30
LeWes

Samuel w. Davidson has sold hi!
farm on the road leading from Pilot
town to Nassau, to Thomas Palmer
of Camden, N. j., formerly of thi:
town. The purchaser will occupy il
the first of January. Mr.. Davidson
has purchased a building lot from
BeaufOrd H. Warrington at Nassau
and is erecting a house thereon
where he will move his family.
Captain Ralph H. Salmons, OF
Philadelphia, has been here several
days inspecting work for the U. s
Government at the ice piers near
the breakwater.
Pilot Donald Douglas, of Philadel-
phia, who has been confined at the
Beebe Hospital for about a month,
was able to leave there a few days
ago and is spending sometime at
the home of Arthur w. Marshall be-
fore leaving for his home.
William B. Simpler of Wilmington,
is building a new house in Reho-
both Beach, on RehOboth Avenue and
will move his family there is a short
time.
Mrs. Nettie Marshall who has been
spending the past month in Whining
ton, Philadelphia and New Jersey,
has returned to her home here.
Franklin Quillen is building
new house on Lake Avenue in RehO-
both Beach and will occupy it in
short time.
DR.. Joseph NJ Martin who has
been at the Clifton Springs Sanitar-
ium at Clifton Springs, N. Y, for
some weeks, is radily improving.
The first frost of any consequence
was seen here last week; lima bean
vines, potato vines and other vege-
tation show it by the way they are
burnt.
The Consolidated Fisheries Com
pany here cut out fishing some days
ago and moved their boats to their
southern plant at Wilmington, N. Z.
The Lewes Fertilizer Company tied
their boats up here on Friday for
the season; the past season has been
fairly good, much better than last.
The Diamond State Fish Products !
Co. has sent their two fishing |
steamers to North Carolina where |
they will fish for the next six weeks.
William H. Virden celebrated his
II birthday anniversary on Satur-
day evening at his summer home in
Rehoboth Beach. His guests were
the directors of The Sussex Trust
Company, of which he is charter
member. Among others in attend
ance were Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith
of JOhnstOwn, Pa, and DR.. and Mrs.
William V. Marshall of Wilmington.
DR.. Sylvester A. Bookhammer and
wife of Atlanta, Ca, who have been
at their cottage here on LeWes
Beach for several months, have re- !
turned to their home. +
Contractor George E. ShOckley Y
Of Rehoboth Beach has force OF {
men employed putting in the jetties t
at RehOboth Beach. At present he v
IS working on the one nearthe Hen +
open Hotel. c
Jacob Teal a retired pilot who has v
,een visiting in Wilmington, Phila- q
lelphia and New York has returned a
o his home here.
Work has been started in the pro- 5
,osed concrete road near Rehoboth \,
Beach which fills in the missing link "
etween the resort and all points 81
orth; they are now grading where ~
be concrete road stopped near the
arm of Theodore w. Palmer west
f the old bridge. The new bridge "A "A
7hich is now under construction, ~
ill also be completed before the
rst of the year. This will shorten Il
le road to RehobOth little and
ill make every foot of the road a 6i nS
Ood concrete road, which will be r
sed more during the coming year
ian it has been used in any two pre- De De
ous years; and, with the new SO
)ad from Five Points to Milford,
hich is near completion, the dis D..
nee between Rehoboth Beach and LII
ilford will be shortened 13 miles.
At the Third Quarterly Conference ~
the Lewes M. E. Church held last
riday evening, Rev. Milton S. An
ews was unanimously invited to
turn for another conference year.
ev. w. E. Gunby, district superin-
ndent, filled the pulpit at the
orning service in the LeWes M. e.