Milford chronicle., 1903-08-21
GREENWOOD.

The second game of ball with the Laurel
team was played here Tuesday afternoon /
which ended in our boys favor. The game
wa, d Inherent from the first game,as the locals /
had no difficulty in completely swamping
their rivals, and without apparent effort
Lord did the pitching for the locals and made
a record for himself He kept the visitors
down TO two hits, one single in the first and
one in the ninth innings. Unfortunately the
last hit was preceded by base on balls,
wild pitch combined by two errors. which
gave the visitors their three runs. The fea-
tures OF the game were the fielding of Scott,
McCauly, Lord, Russell, Collision, Satterheld'
Todd, ,Couaway, e. Davis, Black, q. NJ. Davis,
and catching Of swain, and the batting OF
swain, Scott Russell, Lord and Collision, Our
boys tried to get Davis to pitch the seventh
inning; but Nike said no, he could not as he
had a sore arm. Score, 10 TO in favor Of
Greenwood. Several from Bridgeville atten-
ded the game here Tuesday and went home
thoroughly satisfied.
Oley Parker and wife visited relatives IN
Georgetown Wednesday.
AAhbel Morris worked from Monday until
Wednesday at Chester, Md, as relief agent
there.
Edward Meredith and wife, of Smi'hville,
Nd were the guests OF friends in town Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Lena Conway was the guest oilIlehus
at Winchester last week.
Miss Lotta Morris attended the fair at
Pocomoke City Wednesday.
Misses Pearl and Ttnie Wroten, Of Bridge
Vile, and Miss Davis of Ocean city, we're the
guests OF Misses Lotta and Willie Morris on
Thursday.
Senator Pennewill attended the fair at Po-
comoke city last week.
Miss Maggie Priestly, OF Bridgeville, was
the guest of Miss Lulu Rogers last week.
Mrs. Martha Outten and daughter Nellieof
Harrington, were the guests Of Mrs j. 5.
Spanish sunday.
/ The following horses owned by Messrs PEN
newiil & Currey, at PocOmoke 9th Fair,won
money there. Prime Wood won first money,
Bell won second, and Central won third.
They were shipped to Easton by express Sat
urday morning to be entered in races ther .
Mrs. Matte Cordray and Misses Minnie
Cordray. Name Hatfield and VIM. Hatfield,
spent pant of the week at Bowers Beach.
Major Cochran, of Wilmington, was in town
Thursday.
Miss Nellie Short, of Seaford, was the guest
OF Miss Lulu Owens last week.
Miss Bessie and Leslie Hilbert, OF Whining
ton.are the guests Of VIM. Hopkins and wife.
jordan Kratz near town, has second crop
Of awberries.
Miss Chota Cox was the guest OF friends at
Viola last week.
sunday school class No. g. OF the NJ. f.
Church, accompanied by friends, went on
their annual picnic to Herrings POND on
Friday.
sewell McIlvain and wife, and Miss Jennie
WILEY, spent last week at Slaughter Beach
Mrs. Ella Disharoon gave birthday party
Thursday evening in honor Of her siste-, Miss
Lille Jones, OF Philadelphia being her 18th
birthday. The time was pleasantly spent In
games aud amusements Of different kinds
after which refreshments were served, Miss
lille was the recipient OF many handsom.
and useful presents
william Tharp and wife are on tour
through California, where they will spend
several days. We wish them pleasant jour
ney.
VIM. Tucker while hauling logs out Of the
woods one day last week, broke his leg in tive
places caused by a log rolling on 1t.
Harry Todd and Harry Collins spent part
Of last week at slaughter Beach
Enweod sedgewick and wife, we're the guests
Of friends at Laurel last week.
Mrs. Josephine Wiley and daughter Helen,
we're the guests of relatives at Viola Sunday
Mrs. Jennie Waller and daughter Inez, OF
Iaurel were the guests Of Mrs. Matte Whar-
/ ton.
VIM. spence,of Ridgeley, was the guest OF
friends here sunday.
Misses Maud and Lulu Rogers were tne
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guest OF friends at Bridgeville Sunday
Edward Hobbs,of Indiana,was the guest OF
friends here Saturday.
Rev. c. NJ. Cullen, Of New Market was Ihe
guest Of friends here Saturday to Monday