Milford chronicle., 1904-12-30
GREENWOOD

Greenwood Public School has co compromised
its suit for damage against the Railroad Com
pany The following damage suits against
the Railroad Company, will come up for trial
at this term of court unless compromised
Miss Blema Jones, ,Ashel Morris, W. F. Morris,
DR.. G. W. zimmerman, and Mrs. Maggie Col
lisOn'
The teachers of the public schools last Fri
day, gave each of their scholars a Christmas
remembrance.
George Williams, who brought suit against
the Railroad Company for $4,000, has com
promized his case for 5000.
Miss Edythe Todd graduated with high
honors at Pierce's Business College OfPhila-
dephia, on Friday She being first Of class
OF 1905.
Those who are looking for place to spend
an interesting evening, should attend the de-
bate, under the auspices OF the Literary SOc-
ETY. at the public school building, on Friday
evening.
Miss May Hollis daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. NJ, Hollis, and Edward Kratz, formerly of
Greenwood, but now postal clerk in the
main postofiice at Philadel lphia, were married
at the home OF the brides parents here on
Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Lsyfield, at
2sO o'clock. They left on the 2.52 train amid
the well wishes Of a host of friends and show
ers of rice.
Miss Cleota Cox of Greenwood, and Mr.. Har-
vey Jones, of Smyrna, were married at Bar-
rington, on Wednesday morning, December
2lst
Senator S. S. Pennewill attended the recep-
tion given by Governor elect Preston Lea, on
Wednesday evening.
c. W. Parker was in Milton on Wednesday.
Squire Gibson visited Dover this week.
J. T. Wiley spent Wednesday at George
town.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lockerman has been the
guest of FELTON, friends.
Charles Jones, of Georgetown. visited friends
here Thursday.
W. S, Todd was in fredericksburg Thursday
Messrs. Horace Lynch, Benjamin Bradley,
W. S. lord, ,Oley Parker, Alex. Jones, Walter
Morris, Henry Lair and wife. Misses Blema
Jones and Nellie Sapp,were in Baltimore this
week.
Harry Layfeld, Of Middletown, visited his
parents in town this week, Rev. and Mrs Lay
field,
Prof Harvey Kellar and wife, spent the
holidays with relatives at FELTON,.
Miss Bessie Fisher, who is teaching shcOol
at Middletown, spent this week as the guest Of
her parents.
Miss Barbara COllison, of Easton, is the guest
of relatives here.
Harry Cannon visited Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Hart, of Philadelphia is the guest
of her parents, L. H. viDents and wife.
Miss Emma Lotus, Of Middletown, is the
guest OF Miss Laura Fisher
Messrs Hemer Kratz, Of Philadelphia, and
Henry and Laird Kratz, Of Wilmington, are
spending the holidays with their parents in
town.
George Porter who was formerly brake
man on the p B. & w. R. R., and who was
injured some two years ago, has compro.
missed his $4,000 damage suit against the
company. The terms are not known.
John Owens visited his brother at Milton
on Saturday.
Mrs. Louis Richards, who is at her mothers
at FELTON,, is quite sick.
Mrs. W. Carter, Jr., OF Bridgeville, is the
guest OF Mr. Carters parents.
Mrs. william Vincent, who has been very
sick, is cOnvalescent.
W. H. Radclifi is spending the week In Phil
adelphia.
very interesting and appropriate pro-
gramme was rendered in the Epworth League
Sunday evening. The work of the choir was
an attractive feature Of the evening.
James Hopkins, of Philadelphia visited his
brother William during the Yuletide
George HOrter and wife, who have been Wis
ing here for the past year, have moved to
Wilmington.
Miss Margaret Collision and Fred Jones were
married on Wednesday evening, December
2sth.
John Fisher, Of Wilmington, was the guest
OF his parents here this week.
j. F. Hayes and wife will celebrate the 25th
OF their wedding, on Saturday
evening, Decembef slst.
Misg Agnes QoHnes, Of WilminstC3 ) tlIt i
guelt o. her parfnt 1
Ers. :i,if l6ury iashiouaole dress
dasef hes luet completed two handsome
owns for youus lady Of Bfidgeviile. one Of
Ghich she vii wear at the New Years Ball,
2 New York City.
Gilbert McNatt. OF Camden, N. j., visited
lis parents this week.
DR.. Salisbury, of Denton, was in town Mon
ay.
Joseph Richards, of Philadelphia, Mrs. Mar
aret Richards. and Miss Sara Sudler, were
he guests Of Abe Richards Monday.
GOLDEN Ron.
The w. G. T. U. meets with Miss
Emma Hammond, on North Front
treet, next Tuesday evening at 7.3O