Milford chronicle., 1903-07-10
GREENWOOD.


Several of our young sports attended tn,
game Of bail at Seaford Thursday.
Several OF our people went to Rehoboth or
the 18th
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. on Sunday evening at
tended services at the NJ. +. Church. They
had the pleasure Of hearing a very approprt
ate sermon.
The Milton ball team iourneyed to green
wood last Saturday to cross bats with the
team Of this town, and played one Of the best
games in the morning ever witnessed here
! Greenwood won by the score Of to 5. Lord
OF Greenwood had the Milton boys shooting
ducks throughout the game
In the afternoon game the Greenwood boys
remembering what they had done in the
morning, went TO work with the determine.
tion to lead the Milton boys worse than ever.
Pitcher McCaully proceeded TO strike out the
Milton boys in true professional style The
Greenwood boys were not fooled by the Mil
ton pitcher as they were In the morning.
The batting Of Lord O.. McCaulley, Spanish
and Il. MeCaulley, was good Lord knocked
one three-bagger, and one two-bagger; the
other boys hit the bail for two bases nearly
every time they went to bat. c. McauCIy
batted so hard that The pitcher gave him bis
base on balls Milton boys made some very
fine plays, but becoming discouraged and be-
ing tired after the seventh inning. with the
score II 10 g, in favor Of Greenwood asked to
call the game ended which they did. The
attendance was large. The Greenwood ball
team f. one of the swirtest in the state, any
one thinking different and wanting to play
them, write TO W 5. Todd for a game.
Greenwood ball team will cross bats with
the bail team of Ridgeiy, Md, on Saturday,
July llth
J l.. Johnson led the Epworth League
meeting sunday evening. il being a patri-
otic meeting,he made very appropriate ad-
dress. There was an elaborate programme
made out by Mrs. l.. Ricards and l.. A. Davis 4
The people Of this town ce eebrated the great
Day of Independence on Saturday. There
were two games of ball here,Oue in the morn
lug and one ia the afternoon, also speaking
and singing There was singing by children
Of the NJ. +. Sunday School, such as My
Country Ills of Thee ana Red, White and
Blue;' very appropriate address byt the Rev.
b. +. Truitt,Of Denton, and Rev. n. Glib
sOu, OF Harrington. A large audience supper
was served on the lawn by the ladies, which
consisted Of ice cream, cake, lemonade, ,baHan-
as, and confectionery. At a late hour all re-
urned 10 their homes tired, but happy. Pro
Its $1,000
George Hollis, Of Lewes, spent sunday with
his friends, J. Mac Hollis aud wife
Emory Maeklin, OF Harrington,w was in town
Wednesday.
David Fisher was in Georgetown on We'd
lesday.
Willard Handy,o of Reliance.w in town on
Wednesday.
Little Miss Rhoda Wiley met with quite
'aiuful accident Thursday. She fell on OF
orch and broke her arm.
Ashbe White, of Bridgeville, and Violette
irown, OF Hickman. were married al the VI.
J. parsonage on Wednesday evening, Julyl,
{ S.1j o'clock, by the Rev. j. l.. Johnson.
Miss Margaret Gullett, OF salisbury, has
cen the guest Of Miss Mary Gullett.
Major Cchran,Of Wilmington, was in town
riday
j. $. Spanish, son, ,.snd simeon Pennewin
ERE in Milford Friday.
Miss sara Sudler, of Bridgeville, was tho
uest of Mrs, Lizzie Ricards part ofthis week
Misses Laura and Mavme Conner. of Nil
IN, were the guests of Mrs. Wm, Cahall this
eek.
Mrs. Geo POrter,O OF WilmlngtOn,i lis the guest
her parents, Alfred Cahall and wife
VIM. Fisher and wife, of Glendale, spent
iturday and Sunday With WIN. Downs and
ife.
Chester and Attn Cox, of Bridgeville, are !
tests OF Charles Cox.
Arthur Johnson is visiting his sister in
Philadelphia.
Miss Agnes Downes, of Wilmington, is the
lest of her parents, VIM. Downes and Wife
Miss Mary Gullett is on an extended trip
Snow Hin, ocean city, Salisbury and
deralsburg.
Ernest and Miss Jessie Wiley are the guests
relatives IN Philadelphia and Camden.
Walter Hunter, Of Milton, is the guest of
IS Ethel zimmerman.
Hiss Ethel Keenen, Of Wilmington lis the
est OF Mrs VIM, Downes
latie HOuseman is attending the summer -
lOol at the Wilmington Conference Acad-
y.
Walter McKonky, Of san Jose, Cal, is the
,st OF Miss Minnie Sharp.
obert Christian, wife and daughter, Miss
ynette, Of Washington, are the guests of
:. Wiley and wife