Milford chronicle., 1927-03-11
Lewes News


been i'll at his home here for some
months, was taken to JeheIsoH
Hospital, in Philadelphia, for treat- az
ment and probably an operatloh' f1e
stood the trip very good.
DR.. William r. Mowbray enleIeu
upon his new duties as clerk III the
Board of Public Works ONCE the
first of March, succeeding Mrs'
ANNA R. Nichols, resigned.
charles E. Green and Mrs. ran
Mic Burton. both of RehOboth' were
1nsrried on Saturday evening, FeD-
rnarv 26th. at the home OF hulus
Creen of Georgetown. The cere-
D,onv was performed by Rev. NJ T.
Mrs Elizabeth Russell Turner, Oh
Now Jersey. formerly OF TINS toWh
ms a town visitor here during the
past week o..o,, O,as taken to
~ Peehe Hospital here some Gays
ago suffering with seconu p''i '''
ic stroke ,4 % +be I,ewes
PRESBYTERIAN Church was ehter'tin tI1o
"a last Monday evening at tne
tor,e % of Fred c. Wolfe, ON hlns
street bv Mr.. Wolfe and WllliaiH
wills S An address by James M;
,Tnnnell. a prominent attorney VI
6on-getown. was the main feature
of the evening. u,o,.r;noton
M and Mrs. Francis Warringlon,'
% Midway. are being congratulateu.
-, ~ the arrival of fine baby D0y'
upon Ht1o,rino+on W. is at the BeeDe
Hospital. - poi,ev and
con of philadelphia, who hate
Isonn 49, VISITING Mrs. Bailey's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. n; w ,,on,a ,1,ot1'
here. have returned to thelr NOM nt'
Miss Louis Wiley VINO 6o,1ore 10 %e
tending the University OF Dela" a.. d.
snent the weekend with her p"i
eiiST Miss Mabel Wyatt, who is employ
cd in Philadelphia, has returnTu5' a55
oFtar visiting her parents MI anu
Mrs Walter E. Wyatt, here. -ieo
Cantain John S. Lynch ana Wiz
are Visiting their two sons III
Il'r1oe ~ co Commissioners Of Rehopoth
1onnI3 have presented a petition 10
1e"'li l3'o Eonrt m of General Sessions ior
tno ,-ocation of Kent street. pc
No. tno Third and Second streets'
"a a norton of Lake avenue, %
20 make improvements IN tna'
ao+ion of the resort. 1renee ouF oIlt' l,
os Wilmington, has agreed with tne
Vi ',iissio1ers w,ie to dredge the lake
known as Lake Gerar' III nd;ng suSn
manner as to eliminate tne p[eeuire ' ;,17
places for mosquitoes ana OSnel 90
Sects at an expenditure 0L ~ ~
siderable sums of money. inns ~,
,,rovement will mean much IOT or
4he development of the resort nes ne.
;dent Judge Charles b hlcll?i 10 80
LUZ named the following men 10
o4 lS,S as commissioners to view the
ao',+oynnIated changes and ll%ho
tSo;,. renort on April 1st. Charlgs
~ ~ Wanies. of Milton, George =
ST,,nnelI' of Lewes, John W. aouS-
~ T of near Overlook, W. FRANK
Sbarn. % of Georgetown, and George
s, Williams, of Millsboro' la
Mrs John r. Baylis has solu
bor home on South street, near tne
new school building, to arthur L.
Lynch, or COllluSSMooN' .-;11
,1erIv of this town. Mr.. Lynch VIII
move his family here in the near
future. and Mrs. Baylis will move 10
their bungalow in RehoDoIl
Heights, which she occupied part
of last summer. .-,z.
Mr. and Mrs. William H. F1elos
have returned from trip to ATTAIN
tic CITY, philadelphia and Whining
ton. ..,,,,
Mrs. Thomas R. Norman has pur--
chased the stock and fixtures OF
Mrs. BENJAMIN R. Chamberlain's dry
goods store on Second street, and
began business there last SATURDAY
evening. Miss Laue Joseph, VINO
was formerly employed there by
Mrs. Chamberlain, will also be
EMPLOYED by Mrs. Norman.
James M. Tunnel. of Georgetown
was a town visitor here during the
week
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
I,ewes M. E. Church met on Monday
evening at the home of Mrs. Gavin
A. Evans, in Pilottown.
Miss Gladys Clogg and friend u
G. Brittingham, Jr., of West Phlla-
delphia were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. c. Taylor over the week
end.
Mrs. B. NJ. OFT has just returned
from Baltimore and Philadelphia,
where she has purchased her spring
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