Milford chronicle., 1929-05-17
Lewes News

Qnty dll6IuOOu u last WCOhS OS4hS 80
for several weeks. Following an Ill
ness which confined him in the hos
pital for several weeks, the late Mr..
Moore returned to his home recently
and was beginning to regain his
health when a stroke necessltated
his removal to the hospital last
week. His condition gradually be-
came worse and he died on Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. He is survlV-
ed by a widow who previous to her
marriage was Miss May Phillips ana
eight children, James, Harold, Hell
en-, Clifford, Margaret, Ida, MILDRED
and Lester. Mr.. Moore was the sun
of Joseph and Hester Moore ahG
was orn n d q
in Broadkiln hundred and was
known to have many friends IN TINS
section of Sussex county. The 1u-
neral service was held at his late
home on Friday afternoon at two
o'clock with the pastor OF the Mas
sau Circuit of the NJ. E. Church' as
sisted by Rev. D. Wilson, OF LeMes, ~
in charge of the services. lntermenI
in the Lewes NJ. E. cemetery.
Ferris M1lSOu uslo pa
new Chevrolet sedan ali,
L. Finley Ross is having sIllaIt 4
Office constructed on Thlrd stIee'
next to the fire house MI,
Tbompson Courtney EMS OF Fhl-
adelnhia. formerly of Lewes, dle9 aI
bis home on Frazier street, on fTl-
1av NAV 8. His death was suooen
sn6 dine to a heart attack. He was
so wears of age. The tuneral ser
vices were held at his late nome on
Mondav and his body was taken u
odessa for burial in the family Gem
eterv lot there. Services MeIe st' alS
held in the St. Paul's NJ. Z: ChuLen i,:
at Odessa with Rev. ). l. hanloitn
in charge. He is survived by his "lle
and two children, Richard Enos VI
Wilmington, and ]. Gilbert Ehos VI
pbiladeIphia, his mother, Mrs. Geo
II Fnos of odessa and three sisters.
M Enos and family for many years
lived in Lewes in the property III
Pi1ottown now occupied by ar. anu
Mrs. George H. Orton. He was en-
+,loved here as mail agent on the olu
1,,een Anne Railroad running 1roul
Tewes to Love Point, Mo: belnS
transferred the family Ie1t Ee"s9
and after several years settle"
philadelphia where Mr.. Enos Men.
in the garage business. AT the ~ ~
of his death he was the proprletoI
of the Mt. Morriah Garage on fds-
obo1I avenue. While here the oeceas,
ed was interested in Sunday schooi
gu We" 81 the Methodist Episcopal
Cbnrch and taught for many yeals
43o class which is now known as tHe
Petbel cleaners. He was a menus,
- +bo Columbus Lodge No. 81, A. r.
& A. NJ. how
- Wilson Ingram, former Lewes UoS
who has been employed IN sS Fauls 20
boro. N. j., has been transferred ~
D%y NJ "a and Mrs. T. R. Ingram JT''
have moved into the Hartman COZ
+age on Lewes Beach for the sum
iAi1l A1derson Lynch of Wilmington
ond his sister, Miss Laura Lyncn
Snent s the weekend with their par
o9ts Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Lynch
Mrs Anna Morgan spent the WeeA
~ in philadelphia with friends.
Atwood Hickman VINO mas -
snending some time with MS pa
ents has returned to his work AZ
Allen vessels has purchased ne"
Chevrolet. .o,,o had
Fonrth street from Park avenue 10
17;no, street scraped and it is now IN
fair condition. This street for qulte
. while has been in terrible conol-
tion due TO the way it was left by the
contractors who put in sewer llnes.
The commissioners have this street
in mind when the tarvla WORK Is "
be done. :. ,,fforino
from a carbuncle on her Neck tIe
Glands in her neck have been sWoI-
len but is now getting much better. !
Mrs. Buck Pryor who may pe re-
roembered as Marjorie Maull, 1or-
merlv of this town, is to be congrat-
Mated on the arrival of hne DaDy
boy. ,,oroe-
" w. Virden Marshall, John Cot-
tingham and John Lynch experience
cd a thrill Sunday morning, May
at II O'Clock when a hshlng skln
which they were in shot through tne
rapids of the Indian River Inlet anu
hitting a sand bar upset to scatter
the bovs in the cold old ocean water
for two hours and minutes by the
clock. Fortunately neither OF the
three were seriously hurt or had any
after effects of the soaking, but Mr.
Marshall lost 100 bucks in cash ana
also his dignity; John Lynch lost ms
and Jack Cottlngham Iost
his watch.
Mrs. Clarence Davidson, widow OF
the late Clarence Davidson is to be
upon the arrival Of a
fine baby boy.
J. F. MacIntire, well known Della
ware Bay pilot, had a very narrow
escape last Tuesday evening when
he fell from the railing of the fruit
steamer amelia" into the Atlantic
ocean. Mr.. MacIntire had plloted
the steamer down from Philadelphia
and was leaving her for the pilot
boat skiff when he climbed over the
railing of the steamer and started
from the rope ladder. The ladder be-
came twisted and caused him to fall.
The apprentice boys in the skiff saw
that he was going to fall and i'm
mediately pushed the skiff clear
from the side of the ship and this
quick presence of mind saved him
from falling into the skiff which
would have probably caused a SER
ious injury. He fell distance of 1S
feet and being heavily clothed went
under the second time before he was
caught by the collar and hauled into
the boat by the boys. Upon being
landed on the pilot boat ne quickly