Milford chronicle., 1904-07-01
GREENWOOD.

Miss Ethel zimmerman, the daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. zimmerman, OF this town,
and Or. Walter Hunter, OF Milton, Del, were
married on Friday morning June 25th 1904,
at six o'clock, at the home OF her parents, by
the Rev l.. W. Layfield. There were only a
Few Of the most intimate friends present. DR..
and Mrs. Hunter left on the early train for
Baltimore, and Washington, d. c. They re-
turned home Monday evening.
The sporting people Of Delaware will have
an opportunity to witness some fine horse
racing on July 2nd at Curry's Driving Park,
There will be three classes Of races, 2l7, 2.2i
and 2.SO, and will begin at , o'clock.
The ladies OF tie NJ f. Church will give a
festival on the afternoon and evening OF the
Fourth. In addition to the refreshments
which will be served, and the supper from 5
to O'Clock p. m, there will be speaking and
singing. DR.. Cooper, Rev. Raughins, Pev.
Edward Dryden and Rev. Layfield will make
addresses. Everybody is invited to come and
enjoy the affair
Lille Duker was arrested on charge Of
stealing S2l from the trunk of Lowell Cahall
son OF Mrs. W. l.. Cahall, for whom she had
been working. Upon being arrested, she con
fessed the crime, and was committed to
Georgetown jail by Esquire Gibson.
At the school election Saturday, Messrs. j,
f. Hayes and j. l.. Houseman were elected
school com missioners to serve three years.
Rural mail carriers here will not deliver
any mail on the Fourth, and the pOstoffice
will be closed from Il to 80 o'clock, and
nom to Sis, and close at for the remain
ing part of the evening.
DO not forget the races at Currys Driving
Park on Saturday. Fast speed will be- in evil
dsnce.
There will be festival at Todd's Grove on
Saturday evening. The proceeds Of which
will be for the beneAt OF the adjoining
church Refreshments OF all kinds will be 1
served, and a delightful evening is expected. |
The Greenwood base ball team Will cross
batswith the Seaford team at Seaford. on the /
afternoon OF July 4th.
The farmers in this vicinity are busy cut
ting wheat at this time.
The Silver Canning Co. is having a work.
house built near its cannery to store canned
goods in.
VIM. Biggs, OF Middletown, is here looking
after the horses and getting things in order
for the races on Saturday, AT Currys Driving
Park.
George Hollis, of Wilmington. is the guest
of relatives.
Charles Banning and wife, of Banning's .
Station,were the guests or John Cannon and I
wife on Sunday.
Misses Cleata Cox and Bessie Collins have
returned from a visit to SMYRNA
Messrs. w. :. Lord, c. A. Parker, Il. F. .
Lynch, and h. z. Spanish, we're in Laurel on .
Wednesday and witnessed the removing Of
the wrecked engine from the river
Ashbel Norris Floyd Smith and Lawrence
Houseman, were in Laurel Tuesday
Messrs W. r. Morris, Thomas Curry. W. T. .
Carter, Jr., j. f. Hayes, and Senator S. s.
Pennewill were IN Philadelphia last week to
witness the victory of Princewood IN the
racing there.
Phillip Morris, Of Washington d. c., is the
guest o relatives in town
Misses Ethel Ammerman and Blanche Lay
iel4 were Milford visitors Thursday
J. II. Wiley and wife, attended the funeral
)f their aunt al Seaford Thursday
Mrs. Charles Parker and Miss May Hollis
we're Milford visitors on Wednesday.
Miss May Owens is attending the summer
chOO at Dover
Ihos. Parker, OF Georgetown, was the guest {
Il relatives here Friday and Saturday. [
Pete Swain, OF Harrington. was the guest OF n
lis brother Arthur on Friday. :
Miss Mabel Wright. OF Burrsvllle, is the
uest Of Mrs. Ratledge T
VIM. Morris aud VIM. s. Todd witnessed b
he Easton-Ridgeey game at Ridgeley satur- n
ay. =
Horace Lynch and Miss Julia Donovan
ere SeafOrd visitors on Friday. u
Misses Mabel Spence and Maud Cook, o a
ridgeville are spending a few days as the si
nests OF Miss May Morris. !,
Several attended the Chidrens' Day ser
Ices at Chaplins Chapel on SUNDAY evening W
st. re
Lawrence Hayes and Paul Layfeld we're in h,
ridgeville on Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Rust. Of Bridgevlle, is the -
lest OF Miss Emma Hayes.
Fred Lord and Samuel SaIerfield went 10 cC
alton Saturday, and did the pitching and Y
tching for that team.
Misses Mollie Wiley and daughter, Miss
ay, were the guests OF Pennington friends ca
iday.
Clayton Johnson gave birthday party
Saturday evening In honor Of his 18th b
ar The evening was pleasantly spent in
rioHs games, after which the company
ire invited into the diniDg-roOm where Al
ey were served with refreshments. The OF
lowing young people were present Misses sy
lyme Housman, Mary Morris, Mary smith su
aud Cook, OF Bridgeville. Delema Andrews, ex
itherine Johnson. Messrs. Emory Wiley, oh
ri Wiley, Allison Graham and william fol
Duseman. Clayton was the recipient Of frC
any very handsome presents. tu
theodore Anderson and wife were the tai
ests Of friends at WOOdside last week. ac
irs. John Wiley is the guest OF relatives at su
ltOn. tai
ames CarpeAter, of Wilmington,is visiting is
. friends Of mis- childhood here IN town. by
frank HOuseman, OF Philadelphia, is home 5
ten days visit. I