Milford chronicle., 1933-03-03
LEWES


James Prettyman spent the week
end here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Pretyman, Sr.
Wallace Douglass and Jack Cav
man, of Cape May, N. j., were town
visitors ON Monday.
| Miss Thelma Argo spent the week.
end in Wilmington with friends and
relatives.
Fillmore Clifton has signed con-
tract to play semi-pro baseball with
Ridgley, Md, during the summer
months.
Mrs. Martha Fisher, of New York
City, is spending some time here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Teal, Sr.
Miss Louise Wescoat is spending
some time in Wendell, N. c., as the
guest Of Miss JOY Ray.
Prof. and Mrs. Gilbert V. Byron,
who have been occupying the Lynch
bungalow on State street, have
moved to the residence of Mrs. An
thony p. Ingram, OH Kings High
way, where they will stay with Mrs.
Ingram until the fall.
Miss Kathryn Murphy is confined
to her home on Second street due to
illness.
Miss Anna Beebe has received
her Master Of Arts degree from the
University of Pennsylvania, and is
home with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard c. Beebe, until the autumn.
Miss Beebe received her A. B. de-
gree from the University of Della
ware.
Mrs. Hall Hazard, who has been
spending some time in COllingswood, |
N. j., has returned TO her home on
State street.
William Wright is confined to his |
home due to illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thorough
good have moved back to Lewes to |
make their future home here. They |
are residing i'm the Hart honse on
Madison avenue. They have been
living in Philadelphia for the past
twenty years.
We want that new Inlet. Keep
after our Representatives in Con-
larbor improvement transferred to
inlet Project. Work oil that Inlet
would give many local people en-
Iloyment.
Fred c. Marshall is building Il
mall house in the settlement at
rive Points.
Official orders have been received
u the Lewes Coast Guard Station
letaching Harold II. Yokes, chief
Doatswain mate from further duty
Is commanding officer of Coast
iuard Patrol Boat 236 and trans
erring him from Base to Base 8,
Seventh District, at Norfolk. Boat
vain Mate Franklin L. Skidmore,
# the same crew, will also go to
Norfolk. The rest of the crew of
he 236 will be transferred to the
Jew York Base.
Napoleon B. Register, local post
MASTER, is still confined to his home
N State street. His conditional is
omewhat improved at this writing.
James Maull has moved from the
ldward Long property on Market ,
treet to the old Rowland property '
n Front street. II is reported Mrs.
long will return to Lewes and. make
her homes = ,:!- -.
Workmen are demolishing the fire
'reeked dwelling of Joseph SRek
u Front stree. -s-My. ,Shek plans to
ebuild. ltt -
Miss Gladys Bradley, who has
cen confined to her home here for 1
To months, is spending some time
l fredericksburg, Nd. with her I
lother. -
Mrs. Elmer Davidson died at her
tie home Tuesday afternoon, Feb
nary 2S, 1888. She had been seri-
lsly i'll for a week and will be
issed by the people of this yicin-
Y. The deceased is survived by a
Elmer Davidson, two sons,
lbert of Philadelphia and Otis Of
ewes, and one daughter, Dorothy
Lewes. Funeral services were
I'D at her home and interment was
ade i'm the M. Z. Cemetery, Rev.
alph Jones officiating. sc