Milford chronicle., 1935-07-05
LEWES

Mr.. and Mrs. George Fleming ant
Mr.. John Fleming Of Pennsylvania
spent the weekend here at the
Davidson cottage on the beach.
Mrs. Mary RaltersOn Of Camden
N. j., is spending some time here as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Albertson at their residence on
Fourth street.
$40 or 90 Days For Fishing
Two young men from Lincoln,
Charles Capehart, %, and James I.
Hibles, II, were arrested on Sunday
by Alfred Mcgee Of Lewes, Sussex
County Game Warden, and taken be-
fore Magistrate Ira Hazard at Mil
ton, who fined each $1,000 and cost.
Capehart was unable to pay the fine
and was given 80 days in the Sussex
County Jail, and Hible's fine was
paid by his father. The young men
were fishing at separate times on
Sunday in Clendaniel's mill pond.
Magistrate Mcgee said they had
good catches of bass. The State
game law requires all persons over
16 years Of age to have a license to
fish.
Georgetown Triumphs Over LeWes
Georgetown made It two out of
three in the series over Lewes when
they dOwned the local nine to 4
last Sunday. Georgetown scored
four runs in the eighth frame on one
hit added by four errors and a walk
to break a A deadlock. Cole of
Georgetown was in rare form and |
but nine hits which he kept |
well scattered and walked but one I
man. Beebe got the only extra base |
blow of the day, a twO-bagger.
DR.. and Mrs. Anerick of Whining |
ton were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II
W. Marshall, Jr., on Sunday.
The funeral services of Edgar M. II
Baylis, 5S, Sussex County politician
and former president Of the Sussex
County Levy Court, who died on
Wednesday, June 26th, from heart
rouble, were held Sunday afternoon
rom his home at Five Points. Inter-
nent was made in Methodist EpiscO-
nal Cemetery. Mr.. Baylis was a
merchant in Lewes for ten years.
nd operated a general store at Fire
'Oints since 1920. The services were
Onducted by the Rev. o. H. Con-
ELY, pastor of the NJ. E. Church,
he Rev. William Leishman, pastor
I the Presbyterian Church, Lewes.
nd the Rev. Howard. Davis of Mil
On, former M. E. pastor at Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Blackson
nd son, Of Penn's Grove, N. j., are
pending some time here with her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Ingram,
r., at their cottage on the beach.
Miss Jessie Morris of Wilmington
Dent the weekend here with her
lOther, Mrs. Hannah H. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest wilkins of
spent Sunday here with
er father, Mr.. Louis Murray.
Mrs. Mary E. Maull is confined to
or home on Mulberry street, due to
lness.
Miss Margaret Sterks is spending
er summer vacation at her cottage
l the Lewes Beach.
wallace Hudson and James Mar
lall motored to Philadelphia on
hursday. III
Perry Burton of Washington, d. C.
'ent the weekend here with his
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. William L
lFtOn. Nl
Miss Emily COverdale Of Whining
n, spent Sunday here with her par
IS, Mr.. and Mrs. George Coverdale.
Mrs. Mary Marshall has returned
her home in Sicklersville, N. j., HI
ter spending some time visiting III
latives and friends here. HI
Mrs. Leah Joseph of Atlantic CITY. iH
j., spent the weekend here with Il
r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Hi
lrshall. III
Mr.. Irwin S. Walls of Wilmington II
ent the weekend with his family
their cottage on the Lewes Beach.