Milford chronicle., 1925-11-27
Lewes

The Lewes High School Soccer
Team played Harrington High
School Team here on Friday after
noon, the final score was l to l,
quite some extra time was put in
after Ihe regular full time game was
over trying to break the tie.
Mrs. Alfred Lank is spending a
few weeks with her son, Wilbur A.
Lank, of Portsmouth, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe l.. Jones of
Chincoteague, Va, formerly of this
town were called here some days
ago on account of the illness of the
latter's mother. Mrs. Willard c..
Short who was in the Beebe HOspi-
tai here for treatment. She is much
better now and has gone home with
Mr.. and Mrs Jones for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Wolfe of
near Midway are receiving cOngrat-
ulations upon the arrival of a fine
baby boy.
George E. Webb and William
Kirkland of Philadelphia, have been
visiting here during the past week,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
B. Nelson near Midway, after sew
eral days cunning Mr.. Webb man
aged to bag one rabbit.
Coal is beginning to get very
scarce in this section, neither of the
dealers have had any coal on hand
for several weeks, many are using
the substitute and coke and many
are using wood, which has become
very much in demand and the price
is very high.
Work was begun laying the con-
crete on the little stretch of road
which connects RehObOth Beach
wi.h Lewes and other parts north
on Saturday morning. it will take
only a few days to lay this little
stretch. Hannaman e Burroughs
Co, of Salisbury, Md, who have
been laying the concrete road from
Brick Granary to Five Points fin
ished laying concrete between Five
Points and OverbroOk on last Fri
day, they now have about five hun
dred feet to lay at Deep Branch near
Milton which they left unfinished
about three months ago in order
for it To settle as much as possible,
it will take anly a short time to
finish this and then in a little while
the entire road from Rehoboth to
Milford, making the distance Is
miles shorter will be ready for use. !
Roland B. Ingram of Dover, is
spending a few days at the home of
MS parents here.
Arthur H. Morris has moved his /
drug store from the Sussex Trust |
Co, block on Second street to one |
OF The new stores in the Masonic |
Temple. Newell COnant of RehO
both Beach expects in a few days |
III occupy the store vacated by Mr.. |
Norris.
Mrs. Margaret w. Shearer who has
been on an extended visit for some |
weeks has returned to her home on
South street.
Frank Dut.on, aged 25 years, of
Milton. died at the Beebe Hospital.
here, early Friday morning from
typhoid fever after several weeks
illness. Funeral services were held
on Monday afternoon at Whites /
Chapel NJ. E. Church and interment
made in the adjoining cemetery.
William p Carter, Joseph E. Vir-
den. William J. Thompson and
others have returned after spending
q week a., their cunning shanty near
RehobOth Bay, they report ducks
very scarce and not any abundance
Of rabbits in that section
Revival services have been going
On at the Methodist Protestant
1hurch here for the past week. Rev.
W. S. Grant, former pastor of Ep-
worth NJ. E. Church at RehOboth is
assisting Rev. William D. Wilson
n the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. Thompson
eft here last week for Raleigh, N.
=, where they will visit Mr.. Thomp-
sons daughter, Mrs. Jordan.
The men and young men of the
4ewes NJ. E. Church enjoyed a sup
,er in the Sunday SchOol room on
Monday evening, very enjoyable
vening was spent around the table.
Union Thanksgiving Services of
he Lewes NJ. E. Church, Presbyter-
an and NJ. F. Churches will be held
n che Lewes NJ E. Church on
thanksgiving morning.
George II. and Harry Dutton who
re employed in Philadelphia were
allied to their home here on ac-
cunt of the death of their brother. |