Milford chronicle., 1926-10-22
Lewes

Freeman Johnson, of Georgetown,
is in the Beebe Hospital here, suf-
ferine from blood poisoning in his
right hand, caused by two bHsters
in the palm of his hand which were
broken and which became lnIecteu.
William w. Mustard, aged about
72. a local shoemaker, was struck
bv an automobile driven by sales
man for a Wilmington company. He
has been in the Beebe Hospital Tor
several days, but he is rapidly I'M
nroying and will likely be able to
90 to his home the latter part OF
this week.
The Republican leaders or tnls
section of the state made strong
hid for the support OF the Negro
voters in Eastern Sussex County,
when they conducted an oX-rOast
and Rally here last Thursday Ior
the colored population. There were
several noted speakers present VINO
addressed them in RObinsons me
atre. among them were Hon. Robert
q Houston who is a candidate 1or
congress, and James G. Shaw, he-
nublican nominee for insurance
commissioner, and Mrs. Jennie At
kins, of Milton.
MIR. and Mrs. George H. Orton ana
children are spending Jew Gays
in Philadelphia, taking IN tue DIS
0ui-Centennial.
Fire of unknown origin broke out
in the feed house which is between
tbe garage and chicken house at the
home of Pilot 7. c. Marshall IN
PilOttown, about 1890 SUNDAY
morning. The fire alarm was sound
ed and the firemen were soon on
the lob, and the fire had made con-
siderable headway when they ar
rived. 1t was thought at first that
the dwelling would also burn, and
almost all the furniture was moved
out OF the house, but only tne soou sS'
work of the firemen confined the
blaze to the outbuildlngs. COhsiu-
cradle damage was done, Deslues
the Buick coupe OF MI W. D.
Thompson's was burned.
William H. Prettyman, VINO con,
ducts the Henlopen Flour Mills anu anu
who has been at the Beebe Hospltai
for several days, is improving.
Aaron Holland, cOlored, OF thls
Town who plead guilty to breaking
into the garage OF Benz. s. AIDer-
ION Jr., here and taking an automo-
bfle belonging to S. J. Wilson q
Son. OF Milton, has been paroleo
for two years to Otto Donaway' OF
Georgetown. -.-..- IS
The Home Missionary Society OF
tbe Lewes NJ. Z. Church met last
week at the home OF Mrs. Cora M
Clifton, on Mulberry street.
The Lewes High Girls soccer
team defeated the Georgetown High
School team here last week IN the
school auditorium, by a score OIL 40
TO 5.
Miss Lenora Pase, Of near George
town. and William Orr Burton, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert R. Burton
of near Rehoboth Beach, were mar
ried last Tuesday night at the Wes-
lev NJ. e. Church parsonage, III
GEORGETOWN, by the Rev. Theodore
f. Beauchamp. They will make
their future home in RehobOth.
William H. OFT has moved his
family into the Maud Lubker prop
erty. on Second street, recently va
Gated by A. Gutowitz, who moved
his family to philadelphia. Mr.. OH
will conduct a 5 and 10c to dollar
store there.
Preston Littleton, Ernest Rat
ledge. Charles Hudson and Gideon
Littleton spent the weekend Ias'
week in Philadelphia.
The Consolidated Fisheries Co
discontinued their last two fishing
steamers here on saturday "hel
they came in and sent them TO one
OF their plants down soutn' Whert
they will fish for the next SIX weeks
OF more.
Trout fishing at the Point of the
Capes is getting fine now. Ldnoa
Palmer and John D. Elliott mace 9
nice catch down there one night
last week. and if those two car
make a good catch there's no tell
ing how many a good fisherman
could catch there in an evening"
Bayard Paynter who is employed
in Wilmington. spent the weekend
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam C. Faynter, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. u. Mar
shall and Mr.. and Mrs. William Z
Marshall spent Saturday and Sun
day in Newark and Wilmington,
Mr.. and MRS. Roland Bones have
moved from the Wells property Oh
King street, to the Robert B. Bryan
property on the same street, which
was vacated by Mrs. Annie Rust
who has moved in the country witt
her daughter, Mrs. William Turner
The Loyal Helpers OF the LeWeS
NJ. E. Church met on Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Core
Chambers, at the corner of ThirG
and Mulberry streets. y
Marshall Coverdale, who is EN-
ployed on a tug boat in Philadel-
phia, is spending few days here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Coverdale.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Lewes
Delaware. 1 store building, Bank
street: 1 8-room dwelling with bath
Mulberry street. Apply to Cornelius
C. Marshall, 256 Second street
loves. Delaware. 10-15-4tI
CHARLES S. RICHARDS
Formerly with Bailey Banks and