Milford chronicle., 1903-05-29
GREENWOOD.

L.. B. Graves, of Milford, spent Thursday with
friends
Miss saiie Dean,oi Federalsburgispent Thurs
day and Friday with friends.
The Greenwood base bail club will cross bats
with the Milford team Saturday.
The Queen Auues r. X Co. has purchased
seven new passenger coaches.
John Harrington and wife, of Viola, have been
spending a few days with theiI daughter, Mrs
J. t. Johnson.
fuo. Ratledge, vino has been working as relief
agent at RidgeIy, nd is working at c'ayton.
Geo. Hollis, of ewes, spent Sunday with his
parents, T. Mac Hollis and wife.
Commencement exercises Of the Greenwood
High school we're held in the n. +. Church ON
Thursday evening. There was a large attendance
the church being crowded. An elaborate pro-
gram was rendered, and the commencement this
year exelled anything Of the kind ever given
here. There were four graduates, Misses stella
Hughes, Nellie Hayes, May Owens and Frank
Houseman. The following programme was
rendered
~'o' u.s. NJ l.. Choir.
rpvosatio,,. .............Rev. $. T. Cassen.
Quartette, Moonlight win Come again, -.
Harrington 2uartette.
saiutatory, .sThe Moral Training Of Child,
L. May Owens.
ouartette. 'I VIII Lift mp Mine Eyes,
Miss Cahall, Mrs. Ricards Messrs. zimmerman
and Swain. Accompanist, Mrs ]. l.. Johnson.
O''''''"' ''' -' frank G. Houseman.
Solo, 1.-The RaH'0msa 0' 'ns 'nS Miss cahai.
Essay, "Fiowers" "................. Estele Hughes.
Duet, Money Matters .....:....
Miss Masteu aud Mr. Harrington.
Reading Of fPromotions.~ ..........-. ............
Principal, Harvey K. Keller.
S-Io Select Senator PENNEY will.
Address, T. Allen Goldsborough.
Ouartette eat Eventide ...................
Mrs. Ricards, Miss Cahall, Cox, zimmerman.
valedictory Foree of Example,
Quartette, "The Fortune Teller, .................
Harrington Quarette.
Presentation Of Diolonas.......P Prof. L. a Davis
Quartette, Abide With Me"
Mrs RiCarus, Miss Cox Messrs. johnson Swain.
Rev.lJ l.. Johnson
Jno' Todd, ofChestertown, spent Sunday with
his parents, J. H. Todd und wife.
Miss Florence Gilbert, of Philadelphia, has
been spending several davs with friends here.
Miss Anna Rust, Of Bridgeville, was the guest
OF Msss Nellie Hayes the first Of last Week.
Miss Anna Cahail, Of Bridgeville, has been
spending several days with her grandfather, 5.
s. Penuewill.
Mrs. Leola Ratledge has been visiting friends
in Townsend.
They are erecting a new NJ. P. Church, some
what like the NJ f. Church, only smaller.
Senator Simeon Pennewin and J. s Spanish
were in Milford Monday.
Mrs. Sailie Wiley entertained Pros. Keller,
Misses Mary Gullett, Ida Dean, Ida Lynch on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. sallie Wiley will lead the Epworth
League Sunday evening at Z O'Clock. Miss
Nellie Cahal viii sing "The visions"
Some Of the merchants have a very dangerous
habit Of leaving barbwire, plows and harrows on
the sidewalk after night. This is and should be
declared a nuisance 5y the Town Council. But
TO make it worse these merchants are members
Of the Town Council
Mrs Mauda Barwick, of indianapolis, is
visiting friends here.
As we have not had a wedding here in so long
q time it is nearly time for some one to get
married. one young lady says she is ready to
say "I will"
Horace Lynch has sprained his foot very badly
aud suffers much with pain.
We had a very refreshing shower Friday
night aud Sunday morning. II was very badly
needed here, as wheat was turning yellow and
grass dying. Everything has begun to look green
again.
Greenwood High School closed Friday, May
%, a ter an exceptional term. The scholars Of
the intermediate room gave their teacher, Miss
Ida Dean. many nice presents, including card
holder, beautiful lamp, a box of paper and
hanc some bureau set Of eight pieces. Miss Dean
treated her scholars to cake and lemonade on he
church lot after school. ON Saturday Miss Dean
departed for her home in fredericksburg.
Prof h. Kellar goes to Bridgeville to keep
books Tor Layton & Owens.
Miss Mayme Dawson,of Hickman, is the guest
Of hes sister, Mrs. S. c. Atherton.
Miss Linda Todd was the guest Of Seaiord
friends on Thursday and Friday.
j. F. Hayes and wife entertained Prof. H. P.
Keller and Misses Mary Gullett, Ida Dean and
Ida Lyach.
Roses are in full bloom and are very beautiful.
Mrs. J. Mac. Hollis is convaleseeut.
Miss Edith Todd spent laft week in town with
her sister, y iss Hulda Todd.
Aiphonso Lord, Of Philadelphia, was the guest
Of his father. H. c. Lord last week.