Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
BRIDGEVILLE.

T. j. Gray had a srah supper at his home
IN WEDNESDAYS evening Those present were:
Messrs Charlie Owens, George wintn, Harry
viyen, Mr.. Kenney, J. +. vandep burg. K. r.
Lavton Charlie Wiley, Fred Short and Val
Lewis.
The Seaford and Bridsevilhe base ball clubs
| PLAYED game here Friday afternoon OF nine
innings, with a scoEe OF 10 TO 3 IN favor Of
Bridgeville. our boys did very well for the
practice they have had.
The Junior Epworth League, Of this place,
VIII hold a festival on the church lawn satur-
day evening, July 4th. Every body is invi-
ted.
/ Quite number OF Globe Lodge No 40 I o..
| O. r. of Bridgevire, had the pleasure Of lis
! tening TO a very interesting sermon preached
4 by Rev j. l.. Johnson, in the Greenwood NJ.
/ T.. Church on sunday June2S. Text; Luke,
( lO-s7 "Go, ana do thou likewise
/ The Unlted school District, No. 30 and 9Oj5
held their annual election on Saturday 9th,
at ihe High School building Gov. p. l..
Cannon and DR.. L. 81 CHhaIi, we're reelected
members ofthe School Board. The present
mernbers OF the schoo. Board are as follows:
I, J. 5rsy, president; L. J. Moore, secretary;
N. W. Weleh, treasurer; p. L. Cannon. DT. L.
NJ Cacall and T.. H. Stuart.
Deal Coulbourn and Edwin Dutton, of sea
ford spent Tuesday evening in town.
Misses Dora HirOns and Florence Short,
ana Lee Short spent Thursday afternoon in
sesford
Mrs Madinson Winin, Of seaford, was in
town last week
Frank Richards, of Milford, is the guest of
friends here.
Mrs. S. r. short, Of Bridgevine, is visiting
friends and relatives in Milford.
Misses Nellie ward and Eleetia Brown are
visiting relatives in seaford.
Harry Morgan, of Bridgevile, has returned
from Baltimore
p, II. Wiley wife and daughter Hester.
scent saturday and Sunday at Greensboro.
Fred Williams and Miss Nellie Phillips, OF
Reliance. Md, spent sunday in town.
SudIer Hicards, ,of Georgetown, was in town
sundey.
Miss Maud Cook, of Bridgeyiue, was In
Greenwood saturday afternoon,
Lucher q Welch and w. p. Bennett. of
Bridgeville. spent Sunday evening in MiItou.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris and son, William, OF
Greenwood, spent Sunday with J. f. $ Wro-
ten.
Miss Ethel Blizzard, OF Wilmington, is Wis
Ting relatives and friends here.
Frank Housman aad Nj. Williams, Of
Greenwood was in town Saturday evening.
Charlie Welch, Of Wilmington, spent sat
urday aud Sunday In town.
q. A. Newton has returned from Whining
ton.
Raymond Martin ofseaford, was in town
Monday.
Gov. p. L. Cannon spent Monday in Sea
ford.
Horace Chipman and Miss Brown. Of sea
ford were Bridgevile visitors sunday after
noon.
Miss Mabel Wrightof seaford, was in town
sunday.
Miss Name Macklin, OF Wilmington,is is vis- /.
iting relatives and friends here.
X. \. sunvalt, plumber of Lewes,i lis putting |
in the new mantel in Mr.. Harry Layton's
new residence.
Miss Daisy E Culver,of Delmar,was in town
on Monday.
William Hewes and sister Margaret, of
was in seaford on Sunday.
Edgar sudler, of Philadelphia, was in town
Monday.
William Stuart spent Saturday in seaford
Russell Short and Mrs. Charlie Cook are
working in Glendale.
William Beauhm, of Wilmington. was the
guest OF Miss May Gray Saturday and sun
lay.
r.. b. Reed and family spent Sunday at can
IONS.
Poole Prettyman is visiting friends and rel
.tlyes in Wilmington.
Mrs. ". y. Radcliffe and mother. Mrs. Pret-
yman, spent Tuesday in Greenwood.
Solomon Kline has returned from Laurel
b. O.