Milford chronicle., 1927-06-17
Lewes News

served in the Lewes Methodist Epis-
conal Church on Sunday. The usual
entertainment by the kiddles on
SUNDAY evening was enjoyed by all
present. TT Mason Of
Kenneth Square, Pa, spent the weeh
end at their home here on Soutn
The real warm weather which has
,,rovailed for the past three or 1our
davs has brought many people "
tbeir cottages here on Lewes Beach
as well as in Rehoboth Beacn.
Among the Lewes people VINO at
4ondad the smoker and get-togetaer
dinner given at the Hotel HenIopen
in Rehoboth Beach on SaturGay
night we're Thomas r. ingram, ~
I1Iysses Hooker, DR.. Richard BeeDe'
0r lanes Beebe, DR.. j. A. AVracK'
Ctanhen G. Pierce, ]. Orton Marshall'
PowIand II. Brewer, Samuel u
piarce and Charles T. Nelson. EV-
arvbodv had a good time and. the
onlv difficulty was, that the eVehinS
80 too short for the number Oh
GOOD speakers that were tnere anu
the elaborate program winch Ma'
mt on. The Rehobotn Beacn Cnaln
ber of Commerce was highly plalseu
for the manner in which they con-
Quoted the affair. ,,. 10
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Mills VINO
have been spending seVetdI nlon'iS
in Wilmington with their oaugnter
have returned to their home here ON
Third street. cooio+,, Of
The Home Missionary society VI
the Lewes M. e. Church met on MOI
dav evening at the NJ. r. parsohase.
William A. Horn of New York CITY
has sold his log cabin on ColumDla
avenue in Rehoboth Beach for SS'-
0oO 90. 1t is reported that CONSIDER
obIa real estate has changed hands
within the last weeks i'll Rehobotn
and many cottages are being rehteu
daily for the summer months.
Thomas R. Ingram has moved MS
family to his cottage on Le"es
Beach for the summer.
Charles Nelson, Jr., is spending
few weeks wit hhis grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred B. Nelson near
Midway. nd,
The golf links at Rehoboth Reach
Country Club are being enjoyed Dy
MANY of the sportsmen of Lewes.
FRANKLIN C. Maull made his first
cruise as fifteen foot pilot last
week.
The local fishing companies are
getting their steamers in readiness
to begin fishing sometime this week:
Captain Irwin B. Steele, keeper OF
the Iewes Coast Guard Station and
CAPTAIN Nathaniel F. Quillen of the
Coast Guard Office in the Federal
Building here and John r. Warren,
Edmund S. Massey and Clarence
Richards of the Lewes Coast Guaro
Station who have been doing rescue
work in the Mississippi flood area
returned to their respective homes
here last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Russell Turner and
daughter of Florida are spending a
few days with her parents here, MI
and Mrs. Samuel Maull.
MIR. and Mrs. Hubbard G. Selph are
being congratulated upon the arriv-
al of fine baby boy.
Stewart E. Poole who is employed
by Beacom's Business College, viii
mington and formerly teacher in the
commercial department of the Lewes
Public Schools, is spending few
days here.
Louis C. Maull, chief engineer OF
the pilot boat, Philadelphia, spent
10 CT wool ar his home here
William P. Orr, third, who is at
tending college in Alexandria, Va,
is home for his summer vacation.
Miss Emily H. Orr who is attend
ing Vassar College, New York, ar
rived home last week for her sum-
mer vacation.
Carpenter Brothers who purchased
the old buildings on the site for the
new hotel have had force of men
employed there for some days tear
ing them down.
George P. Tunnel who has been
on a three weeks vacation attending
a convention held in Los Angeles,
California, returned to his home last
Saturday and will begin at once to
move his stock and fixtures to the
Lewes Real Estate Building, next to
the postof1ce.
Edgar W. Ingram is improving
his home on South street with a
coat of paint.
William S. Lynch has purchased
two building lots in Gills Neck in the
Richardson subdivision from George
H. Orton and expect to begin the
erection of home there within the
next few days.
Captain Eugene c. Kelly is mas
ter of the pilot boat Philadelphia,
for two weeks.
NJ S. Andrews is the Lewes So
licitor for the Leadership Training
Banquet to be held in Milford June
goth, at which time Roger Albright
will be the principal speaker.