Milford chronicle., 1904-06-24
GREENWOOD.

! Our base ball team journeyed to FELTON, on
Saturday to play the strong team of tpat
place,and gave them their first defeat this
season, Batteries were: Greenwood. Lord lJ
satterfield; FELTON,, Cook q Jarvis. The score
was to in favor ofthe Greenwood boys.
There Will be horse racing at Currv,s briv.
ing Park on July 2nd, instead of july 2ltb.as
mentioned in last weeks letter. Some of the
best speed In the State will Ebe in evidence
there on that day, and large time is looked
forward to by the managers of the affair.
Childreps' Day services were held at 81
JOhnstown Church on Sunday afternoon last
before "a large and appreciative audience
The church had been beautifully and artisti-
cally decorated for the occasion, and the nro-
icient rendering of the program made the
occasion one OF unusual pleasure to all who
were present
There will be a Fourth of July celebration
here Hnder the auspices Of the ladies OF the
NJ. f. Church. festival will be held in the
afternoon and evening,when refreshments Of
all kinds will be served From to o'clock
supper will be served for the small sum Of 25c.
In addition to the refreshments and the on
poriunity for delightful social time, there
will be program rendered consisting of rec /
itations and music OF high order The general
public is invited to attend
Anna, wife OF William Handbook. died on
Saturday last. Funeral services were held
on Monday and interment at Todds
George salisbury, of Denton, Nd was a
Greenwood visitor on Monday.
VIM Peters, OF Hurlock. Nd. was I'm town
on Tuesday.
Greenwood amateur base ball team defea-
ted the Frog Pond team on Saturday bv a
score OF l6tOll.
Howard Lynch and friend, Mr.. Horn. of
n. j., are the guests of his
mother Mrs. Maggie Satterdeld
Herman smith and wife were guests OF ]
friends at Denton on Saturday.
The farmers and many Of our townspeop'e
have formed habit Of congregating on the
lidewalks and blockading the same so that {
{ is almost impossible for pedestrians TO ;
'ass. such Isl wrong, and the members of
he Town Council should look after the mat.
er and have It stopped l
David Pennewill, OF New York, is the guest '
4 his father, S. $. Pennewil \
Miss Lillian Parker has been visiting friends =,
t CannOns this week.
James HOllis,of Seatord, visited friends In /
own on Friday, o
j. f. Hayes visited Baltimore this week. fl
Misses Rachael and Minnie Cordrav. and g.
I'M ma Hayes were the guests OF Miss Nellie
ellison Thursday. II
Harry Prettyman, of Pennington, visited 81
ne Misses Cordray sunday. n
Irwin and Alicia Spanish were Milford Wis .
ors Saturday. 9'
Arthur Lynch, h,ofFsrmingtou was the guest p
relatives here Sunday. d
George HOllis,of Lewes, was the guest of bfs II
arents Monday. 4,
Misses Cleota Cox and Bessie Collins were -
e guests OF friends in Smyrna fronn. Satur-
,y to Tuesday.
Misses Lottie and Mary Norris were Rrldga-
lie visitors Monday
Samuel Satterdeld, who has been suffering II
om poison, is slowly recovering h'
Miss Lulu Lynch, and Mrs Lizzie Richards af
sited in seaiord on Monday laAt. \,
George Wiley was Dover visitor Thurq. "'
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w. $. Todd was in Harrington Friday. w
senator 5. S. Pennewill, Thos. Curry and tn
. I. Carter, Jr,, attended the horse racing
baltimore last week where Princewood, Se
ned by Mr.. Pennewill, won the honors OF an
s2.l7 class by taking three straight heats. tn
making the last mile IN 2I4JS, w
= W. Parker and wife were the guests OF g..
orgetown friends Tuesday. III
-rthur Hayes, OF AndersonviIe, was in ag
IN on Tuesday
r Jacob Knowles, OF seaford, visited in Ge
N recently.
ames Alexander, visited the county seat .n'
sday. The
larles satterfield. OF Hurlock Nd, was mo
guest ofrelRtives in town this week. tbs
rs. J. L. Housman' Mrs John Conn and g.
~ AuLi
Ike Davis Of Laurel, was a Greenwood duC
.Or Wednesday. bot
nus we Waples was IN town this week. nes
s. Belle Cordray Is on an extended trip @
alexandria, Va.' Washington and old ~
{ Comfort. ceai
min
W. lEuiA q 20. nave the mos and
ish line of belts in town. - !,