Evening journal., 1907-11-23
SEAFORD

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD Nov 2s-Miss Julia
Donoho entertained number OF her
friends az her home in Nanticoke city
on Wednesday evening Games and
music were played, refreshments being
served later ia the evening
Cunners are arriving every dav. they
report rabbits very plentiful, bun birds
scarce in this section.
a number OF Seaford's young men
gave an oyster supper 10 the young
ladies' on Friday evening
An organ recital was given In St
Johns NJ j. Church last night Mrs
Jennie Lind Green. of Grace NJ. T..
Church. Baltimore. performed
Greenabaum Brothers are installing
new gas plant at their canning fac
tory.
Seaford is witnessing one Of the larg-
est building booms that 10 has had for
some time About twenty-five build
/ ings are in course OF construction.
The evangelisuc services being con-
I Quoted in Crcggs NJ. J. Church. Blades,
grows more interesting every day. on
wednesday night fourteen were con-
verted and last night twelve more were
at the altar.
The members of the Acorn Club. who
for the past year have been opening
their club room once a week as a pub
lie reading room. are now making ef-
forts 10 add 10 their books so as tc
have a public library for Seaford IN
1.-The interest OF this cause. Miss Jessie
Rea Taylor has been engaged foi
Tuesday evening to impersonate Mrs
Wigs and Lovey Mary" at Coul
hourn's Opera House.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan,
is installing electric signals on tn
- draw bridge which spans the Nant
coke river here
The steamer Tangier plying betweel
Seaford and Baltimore. missed tw
b trips this week on account Of repair
being made to the boat
Town Council has had a gang Of mel
working on the streets this week
cleaning out the sewers and laying neH
crossings
It is reported that a stock compan
has been formed. S25000 capital. an
are negotiating for a sito 10 erect
ship yard. which viii give omploymen
10 about fifty carpenters.
Our wholesale oyster packing house
Z lare crowded with orders for Thanks
.
q Seaford each day this week ha
amounted 10 over 1000 gallons, and 10
day and Monday. which will be th
4 heaviest shipments. win amount
over 5000 gallons
Miss Lena Niven spent several day
y in Wilmington this week.
Mrs j. f. Dutton and son Edwin
1 are spending several days In Philadel
y phia.
Oscar HRS OF Philadelphia, IS visit
d ing his parents. Mr. and Mrs a. Hir
8 Edward Abbott Of Philadelphia,
y spending several days in and near Sea
4 ford on a cunning trip
= Mr. and Mrs. NJ l.. Watson wei
visitors in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs Maggie Lawrence left Thurs
day for Salisbury. Nd where she wi
spend the winter
Samuel SNllcrn, OF Philadelphia,
y Visiting relatives in town.
Miss Hattie Grcenabaum has r.
turned home after an extended Wis
with relatives at Statesville. Nori
W Carolina.
t. Robert II. Gordy. George f. Burri
st and Victor IIill killed forty rabbits az
s. three birds on Wednesday
N Mrs Daniel Short OF Laurel, az
" Miss Martha Bearn OF Philadelphi
,r were Seaford visitors Thursday.
c. L. Fine OF Norfolk, Va. who a
tended the Atlantic Deeper Waterwa,
conference in Philadelphia, Is a Wis
tor IN town.
Air and Mrs. Isador Stephaney le
i Friday for Statesville. ~ c., whe
e. they viii spend several weeks visitil
Is relatives.