Milford chronicle., 1925-08-21
Lewes News

Greensbury e. Short who fo
some years has been employed il
the store of the American Store
Company here, met with a seriou
accident last Wednesday Afternoon
while he was making some Tepair
to his front porch roof at his hOm,
on Market street, it being very Slip
perry after the rain that morning
and he slipped ana fell from the roo
landing on the cement pavement be-
low breaking both arms and one leg
he is doing nicely at this time under
the conditions, his many friends join
in wishing for his speedy recovery
and hope to see him back in the
store again.
Thomas H. Hayes, of New York
City, one Of the owners Of the Con-
sOlidated Fisheries Company here,
was a town visitor during the week
looking over the plants, all the fish
factories have been doing very good
for the past two weeks, much bet
ter showing than they have made for
some weeks.
Thompson Martin, of Philadelphia,
formerly of this town, is spending a
few days here at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Edwin c. Marshall.
Miss Ruth Pierce who has been
spending a few days in Philadelphia
and Ocean Gate, N. j., mas returned
to her home here.
Everett M. Hill, of Wilmington,
formerly of near Lewes, spent the
weekend with his brother, Edgar
Hill in RehobOth Beach.
contractor Ralph D. Poynter, OF
Rehoboth Beach, is making rapid
progress on the new Masonic Tenn
Dle, the force of men who have been
putting on the stucco finish for
some days, now have it completed
and the finish is quite different from
any other stucco finish in this Vici-
nifty, everybody admires it and it
surely makes a pretty finish, the |
plasterers have the second story |
plastered and have this week begun
putting on the whitcoat finish, as |
soon as the white coating is dry |
enough Mr.. Poynter expects to finish !
up the second story
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Enos, of
Philadelphia, spent a part of last
week at the home of Bailey Maull,
near Midway.
NAPLES Paynter who is employed
on the police force in Wilmington
together with his family is spend
ing a week with his parents here,
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Paynter on
South street.
Rev. Milton C. Andrews, pastor of
the Lewes NJ. E. Church, left on
Monday for his annual vacation.
Professor Ira S. Brinser, superin-
tendent OF the LeWes Public Schools
is spending few days at his home
in Elizabethtown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wilson, Of
Philadelphia, are spending a few
days here with the formers parents,
Rev. and Mrs. William D. Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Manning,
of Philadelphia, are spending few
days here with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Wiltbank.
Miss Ogla Amundsen, of Phila-
is visiting here for few
days with her brother, A. L. Amund-
sen. !
William Wilson, assistant engineer 1
on the Fenwick Island ightship,
who for several weeks has been con- S
fined at the Beeebe Hospital, was re- q
leased from there last week and is l
slowly improving. L
Ferris Z. Wilson who is employed
Il Wilmington spent the weekend +
With his parents near Lewes, Mr.. v
ind Mrs. Ferris Wilson.
James c. Bolton, better known as c
Uncle Jimmie" who has been clerk V
It the Ocean House on Lewes Beach
his summer and who for many u
ears was clerk at the Hotel Rodney c
lere, has accepted a position as g
Jerk at the Belhaven Hotel, in Re- N
loboth Beach.
Miss Virginia Larimore has her $
.ouse about completed in Rehoboth u
Heights and expects, to occupy it in al
few days. r,
Henry w. Conant, manager Of the "
.ehoboth Heights Development Co., 81
ow has his new power cement II
lixer in the grounds in RehOboth W
[eights and expects to begin in a So
ew days putting in the cement M
and in a short time ex- 70
ects to have the water mains layed 70
the Heights. ID
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Werntz and 10
IN, Donald, of Logan, Pa, Mr.. and SO
rs. Lawrence Cam, Of German 81
,wn, Pa, motored to Lewes and -
oent the week with Mrs. Werntz's MI
rother, Mr.. Wobert Tittermany at oa
Is bungalow on Lewes Beach. ar
Miss Florence Taylor Of Philadelphia I'll
spending the week with the Misses
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