Milford chronicle., 1910-09-16
GREENWOOD.

Loleta Warrington, Ella Warrington,
Coolspring; Eva Warrington, Greenwood;
Ethel Warrington, Wilson College; Mary
Morris, Greenwood; Fanny Warrington,
( Millersville; Viola Bateman, Philadel-
phia; Lulu Owens, Olive Wiley, Green
wood; Edith Warrington, Elva Warning
ton. Georgetown. Messfs. Lee Pepper,
Georgetown; Carlton Pepper, Dickinson
/ Col Howard Williams, Greenwood
Maurice Short, PhiladelphlS; Emory
/ Willy, Delaware Col; John Wee:; Bird
geville: Harry Wagamon, Milton; Dr.
/ Emory James, L Of Penn, Nathan Rob
erts, Yale College; Everett Warrington,
Oxford, England; Fred Warrington, VIII
Warrington, Georgetown; Mr. and Mrs.
/ c. F. Warrington, chaperon, Greenwood; ;
Clara Warrington, Wilmington. Have
returned from a house party at the Man
ming Cottage, RehOboth, Del.
Our canning houses are making better
time this week than heretofore but We
think the rush of tomatoes is over.
The basket factory is also very busy
and cant get enough baskets made for the
trade.
Daniel Lyons who was at the Tuber-
colosis farm near Wilmington and has
been home for the past four weeks is but
/ little improved at time of writing.
Well we haye a new "hOtel" in town,
and its occupants are people who work
in the cannery.
Grover Bradley has returned home af-
ter two months work on the \. y, T..
n. Railroad.
The public schools opened last Monday
which was happy day for some OF the
/ little folks. Those in charge are, Princi-
pal, Prof Williams, Misses Elsie Wiley,
Laura Lyons and Kate Houseman.
Miss Eva Barwick has given up the
idea Of teaching school and is going TO a
1 higher school herself to gain a higher
education
A festival will be held by the Ladies
Aid Society OF the NJ f. Church oi tnis
place, on the lawn back of the church,
on next Friday and saturday evenings
10th and IL. September. All are invited
to come; they will have ice cream, cake,
chicken salad, coffee and all things good
/ Help the cause along they are talking Of
painting the church over.
Albert Garner and wife, of Phiadel-
phia are visiting at the home Of her oro-
/ ther, Edgar Belts Miss Ada Lingo is
also visiting at Mr. Belts home
I. j. Long has returned home after
spending few DAYS with his son james
7 Long, at Delmar
Mrs. Banning, near Oakley, is very III
with typhoid. She contracted the d..
sease from nursing her daughter Mrs.
lom Passwaters.
The Jr., Order of United American
Mechanics will turn out in a body on
Sunday next, September 18th to hear
sermon especially for them by Rev. r.
s. FoOks. OF Greenwood VI. p. Church
at 10 so a. m 1t is understood that sew
sister lodges have been invited to attend
a large turnout is anticipated. Special
music is provided.
W. $. Lord and family have returned
home after a two weeks stay at Rehoboeh
where they all had a good time
Miss Edith Wiley has gone home to
n. j., TO take her school again.
Rev. H. q Budd aud family, Of Christ
field, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs II !. I2y-
Ior and daughter Elsie, Of Delmar, Del.
paid a short visit to the Rev +. ).
Fooks and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. II. Seymors, Of
Trappe, Tolbert Co., Md, visited their
daughter here this week, Mrs. +. 5.
Fooks.
Mrs. q. 5. jenkins and SON. Master
seymore Jenkins, were on a visit TO the
NJ. ?. Parsonage te see her sister, Mrs.
FOoks.
Mrs. Della Statzell, Of Lawsdown, Pa
has returned home after spending a few
days with her uncle and aunt, J. L.
Housman and wife.
Mrs John Potter, Of Baltimore, Nd,
is spending a few weeks with j. i.
Housman and family.
Dr. w. S. Hunter is taxing his summer
vacation with friends and relatives in
Virginia.
Mrs Sallie Coffin, Of Philadelphia is
here spending a few weeks with her bro
ther, J. L. Housman.
Governor Pennewil is painting his
home again, as he has been remodeling
his house.
The home of W. II. Radcliff is nearly
completed and they will soon occupy
their new home.