Milford chronicle., 1932-10-07
LEWES

Mr. and Mrs. James Beebe anC
family who have been spending the
summer at their cottage in Reho.
both have returned to their resi-
dence on South street.
Miss Sara Wyatt has returned tc
Newark where she is a teacher in
the public school there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Toole and
family with several guests spent
the weekend at the Pratt cottage
on Lewes Beach.
A new feature for the social life
of the Lewes community this winter
Will be the newly-formed dance or
chestra in charge Of Anthony In
| gram. The orchestra was initiated
at the first Friday night school par
ty which took place at the school
building. The first engagement al
ready booked is the Coolspring Com
munity Hall dance on November 4
Members of the orchestra are: An
thony Ingram, violin; Catherine
Wolfe, piano; William Walsh, saxo-
phone; William Tracey, clarinet;
Thomas Lodge, violin; Albert Nor
ris, trombone; Roger Littleton, bass
horn; Jack Hudson, cocneC: Robert
Ingram, cornet and Leon Mitchell,
tap drums.
Harry S. Rheiner who has been
residing in Lewes for several years
has moved to Milton to make his fu-
ture home.
A charge of non-suppOrt has been
made against William M. Carpenter,
age 26, of Lewes, before Magistrate
j. L. Lank. Mrs. Carpenter said she
had been without any support frODi
her husband for herself and infant
child for several morths. The hus-
land is employed as driver of the
Iewes school bus.
Nelson Littleton of Philadelphia
spent the weekend visiting friends
and relatives here.
Robert Walton Of Wilmington,
forgerly of this town, was a town
VISITOR on Saturday.
TJohn w. Joseph, who is incapaci-
tilted from further following of his
vocation has surrendered his licensel
as a Delaware Bay and River Pilot
after a service of over forty years. |
Mr.. Joseph who is now recovering
from a recent serious operation has
the promise of many more years of
life, but does not ieel equal 20 con-
tinuing his, vocation.
Mrs. Hannah Fl. Norris who has
been confined tor some time at the
Beebe Hospital due II illness has
been moved to her home on Market
street. Her condition at this writing
is good.
Miss Emily Murphy is the guest of
her sister, Miss Helen Murphy. IN
Philadelphia this week.
The Misses James of EllIton, Md,
are occupying the Reese cottage on
the beach for the month of Septem-
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peck have
moved from the Rowland apartment
on Second street to the Kelly apart
ment on Pilottown road.
G. Herbert Orton, Jr., an appren-
tice on the pilot boat Delaware" is
at the Beebe Hospital undergoing
treatments.
Miss Helen Littell is freshman
at Vassar College at Poughkeepsie,
N. Y, and Miss Jean Littell is at
tending Hannah Moore Academy at
Richerstown, Md. FheyA aFesthes chill ?
dren of the Rev. and Mrs. John S.
Littell.
The Nassau Home Demonstration
Club met at the home of Mrs. Cliff
ford Trader on Mulberry street on
evening, October 6. Quite
a number of the members were
present.
The presiding officers of the Ep-
worth League of the NJ. E. Church
held an important business meeting
in the Sunday school room of the
church on Wednesday evening.
The call of this meeting concern
I'd the development of the league
and other important matters which
cad to social affairs.
Miss Emily Coverdale, James
2rettyman and Edward Maull spent
he weekend here with their re-
ipective parents.
Perry 8urton spent the weekend
lere with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
". L. Burton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Graves and
amily of Milton spent Sunday eve
ling here with his parents, Mr.. and
lrs. w. E. Graves.
The Martin property on Market
treet, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. :
Walter Shiemerer was damaged by ..
re on Saturday evening.
The Parent-Teacher Association
eld its first meeting for the year in
he auditorium of the Lewes public
chool on Monday.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M. ,
J. Church met at the home of Mrs. i
,harles Prettyman on Monday eve |
ing. {
c.. c. Marshall has purchased a I
ew Chevrolet coach. a
John Lloyd is spending some time T
4 Laurel Springs, N. j., visiting n
elatives.