Milford chronicle., 1903-08-07
GREENWOOD.

ana pHEuuldIN HAaluDOlnls Every DsuN II iA~
vited to come out and enjoy the afternoon
and evening and assist the cause. Proceeds
are for the benefit of the church.
The Rehoboth ana Greenwood base ball
teams wi; play here on Saturday afternoon,
August stu. II will be a contest for the cham
pionship of the junior amateur teams. and
promises to be full OF interest from start to
finish. Do not fail to come out and encour-
age the boys.
On Thursday afternoon about six O'Clock
during heavy electrical storm, the barn of
c. W. Jones was struck by lightning, which
CO.. summated in the burning of the barn
and all adjoining outbuildiugs. Many were
there TO render assistance, but it was of no
ayail.as the fire had too much start. The
loss is said to be $500 Insurance. $50
Pennington base bali team was defeated
here on Saturday last by a score Of tol. Bat
Iteries-Farmington, Collision and Sowders.
GreenwOod-LOrd and Satterfeid.
Greenwood NJ. p sunday School viii 60 on
an excursion to Love Point to-day, Friday.
Greenwood base ball team journeyed to Re
hoboth on Friday and played with the team
of that place, The game was full OF interest
and looked like Rehoboths game; but the
score was much changed in the ninth inning
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and other members of the team. At the fin
/ ish the score was to Gin favorofG Greenwood.
/ The NJ. f. Sunday school went on an sx-
cuIsion to Love Point. Md. Via queen Annes
/ r. r., on Thursday, July 6Oth. Every body
who Joined the crowd seemed to have de-
/ ightul time, and pronounce il one of the
huest school picnics that is known in its his-
1 tory. 325 persons were in the company The
resort IS one that is fast becoming popular.
/ It has large grove, fine bathing, sailing and
/ a large hotel, where there is plenty Of accom-
/ mediation.
/ Mrs. A. Hamilton was the guest OF her
daughter last week
/ Rev. j. l.. Johnson preached on Wednesday
morning at Wheatley's camp.
/ Mrs. Waiter carlisle, Of Wilmington, is the
1 guest OF her parents in town.
Mrs. samuel Graham and Mrs. Rebecca
/ EisenberP, of Vernon were the guests OF Mrs.
/ Monie Cordrey Wednesday
/ Mrs. John Harrington, of Viola, was the
guest OFF l., Johnson and wife Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Coe,of Denton, is the guest of her sis
| ter, Mrs. Ella Lynch.
Miss Hester Wiley, Of Bridgeviile is visit
! ing relatives here.
Miss Glana Pusey, Of seaford, is visiting
MissMamie Hitch.
Misses Mayme and George Mason, who
have been the guests Of friends here, ,hayere-
] turned to Baltimore.
! Miss Minnie Hitch,of Wilmington,was the
! guest Of Miss Leola Batledge last week.
Miss Minnie and Belle Curdrey entertained
Misses Lydia Lynch and Minnie Satterheld
on Wednesday.
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/ for building house ia Georgetown to Isaac
Mailer, OF Milton.
Miss Alice and Chester Box, Of Bridgevile,
are the guests or relatives here.
Miss Rachael Cordrey, Of Farmington is
spending two weeks with Misses Minnie and
Belle Cordrey
! Wilbur Swain, of Berlin, was the guest OF
/ his brother A. r. Swain, from Friday until
Monday
Ward zimmerman, of Seaford, spent sun
day with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. Ammer-
man.
Miss Lulu Rogers is the guest of friends at
Bridgeville.
/ b. II. Adams and Sylvester Hitch while on
| their way 10 the fire of e. W. Jones barn on
/ Thursday were stunned by a bolt Of lightning,
/ but were not seriously hurt.
/ MIS- ] uEUs AuuGAsoL - lAlG guest VI AAAGAisAo
at Woodside.
Fred Hill, ofseaford. was the guest Of his
sister Mrs. Mamie Hitch
/ Misses Ola and Allieta Spanish are the
4 guests OF relatives at Reliance.
Mrs. Anna Rogers spent Sunday with her
parents at Glendale.
Itis reported that J. W. Gibson will teach
school at Frog Pond the coming term.
HeRry Radclifi,of Wilmington, is the guest
Of his son, ". H. RadcHd.
Miss Hattie Hitch Of Laurel, is the guest Of
Miss Hattie Hamilton
Several of our people went TO Rehoboih
and Cape May on the moonlight excursion
Friday.
1t is reported that Thomas Todd will again
this year be principal ofthe Farmington pub
lie school.
Miss Pearl Grimth,o Milford,is the CUES, Of
Miss Lila Hitch.
Messrs. James Satterheld and James Kelly
of Wilmington, called on Misses Minnie and
Belle COrdrey saturday evening. - 5s
Wm. Murphy, OF FarmingtOn, was in town
on Monday.
AIphonso Lord wife and daughter, Miss
Emma, of Philadelphia, are the guests OF
Henry Lord and wife.
Mr.. Jennie McCleavy, of Harrington, was
the guest OF Mrs. j. Frank Hayes part ofthe
week.
Thomas Whiteof Philadelphia, is the guest
OF l.. Kratz.
Martin Newton and wife, of Bridgeville.
were the guests of n. c. Lord and wife on
Sunday.
GEORGETOWN, will teach school again this
year at Fishers.
Miss Cordrey and George Collins, of Farm
iugton, were In town Sunday.
Miss Nora johnson, of Wilmington, Is the
guest Of friends Acre.
/ Mrs. Winnis Clark has been visiting frien ds
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and Wilmington
The prospect for peaches in this locality
are poor, and there are but few being shipped
| from here.
Chas Isaacs and wife and Miss Nellie sharp
attended the camp at Wheatley's from Sat
urday to Sunday.
Harry Green of Wilmington, was the guest
/ Of friends here on Monday.
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