Milford chronicle., 1931-06-26
LEWES

the summer months here with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wi
ley
Mrs. Hubbard Self and childre
motored to Wilmington on Tuesda!
Millman Prettyman of Kennel
Square, Pa, was a town visitor o.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bones an
family spent the weekend in Ris
ing Sun, Md, with relatives.
William o. Long. Jr., of Ceilings
wood, N. j.. is spending some tim'
here with his father, William o
| Long.
Charles w. Hill, of Lewes, anC
Miss Esther Carter of Baltimore
were married in the st. Peters
Church in Salisbury, Md, June 8
Following a short wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs. Hill returned to Lewes
where Mr.. Hill is the manager of the
Caesar Rodney Hotel.
Miss Mary Ingram who is a stu
dent at the Women's College of Del
aware is spending her summer vaca-
tion at her home here.
Miss Mildred Bennett of Selbyville
was a town visitor on Tuesday.
Marcella DOwnes spent the week
end in Selbyville as the guest of
Miss Cathryn CULLEN.
The annual Firemen's Carnival of
the Lewes Fire Department will be
held this year in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Park from Monday, August
II to Saturday evening, August %,
inclusive The committee appointed
by the fiTemen to make the neees-
sary arrangements for the carnival
are Samuel c. Pierce, chairman;
William Walls, George H. Hutton,
Theodore Bryan and William Teal,
Jr. With these men on the commit
tee the citizens can rest assured that
the carnival will again be a sue
cess and will attract just as large
crowd of visitors as last year.
The senior class of 1881 has re-
turned home after four day visit
in Washington, D. G.
Misses Helen and Emily Murphy
and Louis Y. Shermerhorn, Jr., mo-
tored down from Philadelphia and
spent the weekend with Mrs. Chas.
Murphy.
Captain Fred Burton is spending
some time in Wilmington with his
Mrs. F. Irving Walls.
Theodore Lank, son of Mrs. Ida
NJ. Lank, is on the battleship "Wyo-
ming" which is touring the disabled
Nautilus" to France.
The big trout, which are the de-
light of the fishermen who spend
many happy hours at the Breakwa-
ter are now biting and one party
had the luck to bring in twelve
pound trout as well as several small
ones on a trip to the breakwater
during the past few weeks.
Elwood Hickman is spending some
time here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George H. Hickman.
Theodore Hazard of Philadelphia |
IS spending his two weeks vacation
lere visiting friends and relatives.
Howard Long of Philadelphia !
spent the week at his cottage on the |
Lewes Beach.
Jake Millman of Philadelphia |
spent Sunday here with his par
snts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Millman.
Miss Jessie Morris is spending |
some time in Philadelphia visiting |
friends and relatives.
w. Harold Brittingham who has
leen confined to his home for the |
past few days due to illness is able |
o be out again.
Joseph Steele of Harrisburg, Pa,
vas a town visitor over the week
md. -,
Miss Helen CarsOns of New York
S spending her summer vacation
lere with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William J. Carson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richards and
on spent the week in Wilmington
listing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynch and
amily of Philadelphia are spending
ometime here with Mr.. and Mrs.
OBJ Derrickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Willard of Lin
1ood, Pa, spent the weekend here
With Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. D.
larshall
Winfield Brittingham of Atlantic
'ity, N. j., spent the week here with
is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory B.
Miss Agnes Milligan and George
Iubbert of Sicklersville,. N. j., and
William Weir of South Philadelphia
pent Sunday here with Mrs. Mary
Iarshall.
Misses Hilda Chambers and Reah
hurley were the guests of Miss Muir
ce Holt in Millville on Wednesday.
William Ennis gave straw ride
} Oak Orchard to a number of his r
lends on Monday evening.
Mrs. Lilly N. Hopkins, wife of
rank J. Hopkins, of Lewes. died in
le Beebe Hospital on Thursday
forming, June 49, She was SO years
Id. The funeral services were held {
/ the Methodist Protestant Church
n Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
ith Rev. William D. Wilson Officiat-
lg. Interment was made in the
ewes NJ. E. cemetery.
She is survived by one daughter,
rs. Stella Brimer, one granddaugh-
II, Beatrice Brimer, her aged fa-
Ter, Leonard Mitchell and the fol-
wing brothers: Oliver Mitchell,
heodore Mitchell, Elmer Mitchell
Id Charles Mitchell.
Sara Wyatt has returned to sum- S
er school at the University of Del
ware. I
Mrs. William Vance Buckets and
tile daughter, Patricia Ewart, Of '
eesburg, Fla, are visiting Mr.. and
rs. Molloy c. Vaughn. Mrs. Buckets