Milford chronicle., 1903-08-14
GREENWOOD.


With the assistance of the umpire, the
Greenwood ball team was defeated by the
Laurel aggregation there Tuesday afternoon,
by a score offs to !. It vas one ofthe most
poorly umpired games that our boys have
ever seen. They were roDbed ofthe game.
IL should have been ours by the score of6 to
10 We would have beaten them badly, but
t1o umpire was bind when Mike Davis and
Black, pitchers for Laurel. made balks as
they did about every inning. He also called
several hits made by our boys fouls, when
they were hits by ten feet; he also called our
men out On base when they We're sale. Lord
a short did fine. The fedln of Todd, Con
away, McCauley, Owens was perfect; and
= 'tteTfleld backed up swain hack oftbe bat
fine style. Swain did the twlring for our
ooy 3, and kept the Laurel boys gu, ssing AT
through the game. The runs for Laurel we're
made by Melvin, Oiphin and Fowler, run Tor
Greenwood by Satterheld.
The festival given by the members of the
NJ f. Church on Saturday evening, was in
very way a success They cleared thirty
i've dollars, which will be great help TO the
church. Had II not rained, they would have
cleared more.
The RehObOth ball team iourneyed to our
town on saturday and played a very inter
esting game, defeating our boys by score Of
to 10.
MIs, VIII stayton, Of ofWilmington, is on an
extended visit TO A. j. Stayton and wife, of
near town.
Miss May Hollis is entertaining friends
from Wiliamstown, Nj.
Mrs. Josephine Moordeld, of Philadelphia,
and Misses Katharine and Rachael Cordray,
OF Pennington, spent Saturday with Mrs.Geo
Cordray ana family.
Mis- Lucy Cooling and son Lowery, of
Charleston, ". Va, are visiting her sister,
Mrs. \. RicarGs.
". W. Satterheld, who has been confined
to his bed for several weeks with rheuma-
tism, we are glad to say, is much better at
this writing.
Miss Ethel zimmerman is visiting friends
/ Milton.
While coupling cars at Clayton, Harry Sat
terfield, formerly of our town, but now of
Wilmington, was very badly hurt caused by
a signal being given wrong.
The NJ. p. Sunday school ran an excursion
to Love Point last Friday. l6S went from
our town, and all report good time. Love
Point is the place TO go and have days
sport.
j r. Hayes and family have returned from
Bowers Beach,where they have been spending
a week.
Mrs. Hicks Johnson and daughter May, are
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Morris, Of our town, and Miss
Matte Jones, Of Bridgeville are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
A. Ricards and W. T. Carter attended a
horse race at COatesville, Pa, on Wednesday.
Ernest Hamilton and cousin from the West,
are visiting his parents, Michael Hamilton
aud wife.
Dr. Baker preached a very interesting ser
mon Sunday morning in the NJ. E. Church.
Miss Leila Watson spent Saturday with
Misses Minnie and Belle Cordray.
Miss Carrie Rickards,oG Wilmington,i lis Wis
itng Mrs. A. Il. Swain.
Rev. J. l.. johnson preached a most delight
ful sermon on Sunday evening. Subject:
''s ocial Amusements."
Class No. 6of the NJ. e. Church will 20 on a
pic.ic to Hearns Pond, near Seaford, on
J thursday.
Quite a number Of the young ladies of Far
mingtOn, attended the ball game here Satur-
day.
Farmers aregetting good prices for peaches.
They are selling here as high as 81 70 per bas-
zet.
Mrs. Ella Mckee and daughter, Of Seaford I.
are visiting Mrs. Laura owens.
Miss Lille p. Cordray is visiting her sister
Mrs. Mart Wiley.
Mrs. J. Il. Wiley entertained her niece .
Miss Lednum, on Saturday and sunday.
Miss Lizzie Graham has been visitir g .
riends near Harrington. GOLDEN Ron