Milford chronicle., 1928-11-16
Lewes News


spent a part of last week at the
home of Louis Lauritsen here on
South street.
Robert Cottingham,H Coleman
iones' helper, broke his arm one
night last week at play and Mr..
Jones is forced to deliver all the pa
pers himself
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morton of Col
lingswood, N. j., spent the weekend
with the latter's parents here, Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Wilson on
Franklin avenue.
G. E. Veasey of HarbesOn who has
been in the Beebe Hospital for the
past six or seven weeks as a result
of an automobile accident, is slowly
improving.
Funeral services of Kenneth Argo,
cOlored, aged about % years, were
held on Friday afternoon at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Argo. Argo had been employ
ed as steward on a dredge near BOW
ers Beach and in some way he 1ell
overheard on Tuesday morning. All
efforts to save him were of no avail,
as it is said that he came up only
one time. His body was recovered
shortly after the accident happened.
Edison C. Lodge and family moved
from their cottage on Lewes Beach
last Tuesday to their home here on
South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward 7. Vaughn
and daughter, Miss Ruth, of Cool
spring and Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Fields of Lewes spent the weekend
in Wilmington with Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford NJ. Fields.
Revival services began at the
Methodist Protestant Church mere
on Sunday evening in charge OF the
nastor. Rev. William d. wilson.
Tbev have engaged the services OF
Townsend Jefferson of Smyrna, VINO
is a very able singer and he will as
sist in the music.
Mrs. Grace Lloyd of near Camden
N J.. who has been visiting her par
ents here, Mr.. and Mrs. John ii. MIL
1is has returned to her home anu
Mr. and Mrs. Mills left this week
for Wilmington where they Will
snend the winter months at the nome
of their daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
Moore. ,o,,+
w. H. Creadick of Dover spent
Sunday at the home of.his son here'
w. Harold Creadick.
Professor George H. Henry, torlh-
erly employed as one of the teachers
in the local public school, and now
emn1oved in the Dover High School,
was a town visitor here on sunday
Arthur C. Morgan who is employ
cd in Philadelphia spent the week
and at his home here on Mulberry
street. 1.4 Damn
Anderson F. Larson of Port Fenn.
snent the weekend at the nome VI
his s.1nt here, Mrs. Scipio Tessaurl
on Front street. r,u,.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fisher
snd Mrs. Irwin Collins expect u
1aave here on Thursday of this week
for an automobile trip to BOSTON,
Mass. oa ,,,, q
barber shop at his home on dewey
Local sportsmen in this section
are nreparing for the coming gun
,,ing season for rabbits and Dlros
which begins on Thursday OF TINS
,Taoi~ November 18th. Among some
of tbe eunners who have purchased
tboroughbred rabbit dogs are Ar
tbur Fl. Morris, William ?. CllIton'
Stenhen G. Pierce and Sam Mar
shall. These gentlemen expect ~
bag some game before the seaSon
closes. \ ..4,,rrod +o
lanes R. Wiley has returneu "
his duties with the Cunard Steam
shin Co. in Philadelphia, after nav
inc his tonsils removed at the Bee
bo Hosnital about two weeks ago.
THOMAS Humphrey who is employ
cd IN n s. S. S. Anon is spending
a few days here with his mother'
Mrs George H. Downs on South
I Orton Marshall and William IL
virden made a trip to wilmington
last Thursday. z of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hazard OF /
Now York City who have been Vlslt-
inc here at the Hazard homestead
on on King street have returned to their
home. :. ,.,r,,
n B. Register, Jr., who is learn
ing telegraphy in Philadelphia came
home to cast his ballot last Iues-
day. - bo1o
Several local sportsmen nave
made good bags of wild ducks IN
Red Mill Pond and in Rehoboth Bay.
Ducks are said to be very plentltul
in Rehoboth Bay. Many wild geese
have also been killed there this sea-
son