Milford chronicle., 1926-09-03
LeWes

and Mrs. James J. Kemp of |
ngton, D. c., are spending a
of weeks at their cottage on
Beach, near the Lewes Coast
Station.
and Mrs. Cove S. Nelson of
Dnfield, N. j., who have been
q the formers brother, George
Blson, of Georgetown, and AL
3. Nelson of near Lewes, have
aed to their home.
Margaret Thompson enter
the following people from
1elphia over the weekend, Mrs.
bret Baxter, Misses Dorothy
r. Dorothea Allen and Ethel
es and Messrs. Samuel Rey-
Warren Baxter, Collins Allen
ohm Thompson.
te Banking Commissioner Har-
r. Horsey and his assistants
a part of last week at the
ng house Of the Sussex Trust
any here.
den Hughey of Wilmington is
ing a few days here with
Is and relatives.
tie Jack Joseph, two year OLD
of Pilot Preston Joseph, who
rom their second story window
e cement pavement some days
is rapidly improving and left
3eebe Hospital the first OF last
IS Mildred Prettyman of Will
ton is spending a few days va
M with her parents here, Mr.. and
James P. Prettyman.
and Mrs. William E. Walsh
returned after spending sew
davs motoring to Delaware Wa
Fan. Buffalo and other points OF
est.
liam T. Conwell of Philadelphia
d a part Of last week with his
nts here, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
veil.
Henry Johnson and family of
lille. N. c., formerly of this town,
returned after spending several
here with the formers parents,
and Mrs. Fred A. Johnson. Hen
-as employed several years mere
he garage of William E. Walsh
Bouth street.
Bright Lynch of Riverton, N. j."
bending a few days here with his
srs on Lewes Beach, Mrs. Henry
|ish and Mrs. Nelson Gibble.
lillian H. Schellenger, lighthouse
|Ser of near Philadelphia was a
a visitor here during the week.
|iss Katherine Daily of Delmar
4 a town visitor here during the
week.
|iss Elsie Beebe is spending few
.in Philadelphia. ,
and Mrs. Jerry MeCracken ana
ghter of Pittsburgh, Pa, and MT
Mrs. Charles w. Hall, Of Clayton
Ee visitors here during the past
Hickman Powell of New York
is spending a few days here on
YES Beach with DR.. Harry B.
Ikman.
frs Stephen G. Pierce who has
Il confined to her room for sever
5avs on account of illness is slow
Improving. NIL.
e n J., are spending a few days
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Nelson, near Lewes, with theiE
| Clayton Nelson, who is spend
the summer there.
,eorge Ed. Webb of Philadelphia
,pending a week with his Drother
,rIes Fl, Webb in Rehoboth Beach
u Carrick Lloyd and wife are
.nding a few days here at the
ne of the latter's parents, Mr. ans
: John H. Mills. Mr.. and Mrs
,vd have Just returned from Flor
where they have been for some
nths. ,,oul
philadelphia have returned aftel
.onnIe of weeks with the formers
tber Mrs. Laura Holland, in Re
both Beach. i,
,nding a weeks vacation in Re
both Beach. -.
The merchants of this Town nav
ten together and are going to pu
a Dollar Day here on Friday
3rd, for the first time. l
meets with success it will likel!
a semi-annual or an annual al
T. ,.,.. 1,o1,
At the Democratic primaries hel'
re on Saturday afternoon, Georg'
Vickers and William E. Graves
re elected delegates.
Yves Public Schools Reopen
xt Tuesday
The public school year lot th
ar 1926-27 will start on TUESDAY
7th at Lewes, and a YER
ccessful year is expected to re
It.
The new faculty is composed o
lchers with high records, and eV
v place is filed, with one excep
,u-which is the instructor in man
l arts. r.,
DIR. Ralph L. Jacobs. from vii
ngton, will be the superintendent
: the Lewes Special School DIS
Mr.. Lynee L. Merritt Of Cantor
. will be the assistant principal.
Mr.. George H. Henry of BirdsborC
J., will have charge of English an
Mr.. c. Allston Hamlin Of Grea
eadows, N. J., will have charge G
ience and clubs.
Mr.. Gilbert V. Byron of Baltimore
l.. will have charge Of history.
Miss Catherine Wilkinson, {
lwson, Ca, French and Latin.
Miss Ruth Hickman, OF LeWe'
mmercial and Office.
Miss Elizabeth MacIntire OF LeWe'
,me economics,