Milford chronicle., 1910-10-21
GKEENWOOD.

The town is still on the improvement piar.
Many are building, some are putting addition
to their property, several are painting. and some
are laying concrete pavements.
Mrs. Lottie Johnson aud daughter Dorothy,
who went to the Catskill Mountains about three
months ago. have not returned yet as they are
having fue time.
c. Short aud wife went to Baltimore on
Monday to do some shopping.
Samuel satterfeld has gone to Baltimore EN-.
ploymeut.
Rally Day which was postponed two eeks
will be held next Sunday in the VI Church
special program has been arranged with special
singing, Come out
The sunday School Convention that was held
at Millsborough, was represented pretty well
from this tiace. Miss Viola smith was delegate
from the MlE. Church, and Miss Minute Rey.
nolds delegate from the NJ. P. Church. S. b.
McIlvaine was delegate from St. Johustown
Church.
Rev. K. 5. Fooks has closed his extra meeting
at Oakley and on last sunday night started his
meeting at Bethel Church.
Il tell you we have plenty Of cider in town
sweet aud hard. Martin Cox is selling it by
gallons, barrels or any way they want it.
I. j. Long is getting very feeble. He is trying
a new doctor to regain his health, but he is now
nearly 70 years Of age
John Gray lost his little son. Harold last week
with diphtheria about three miles Of this town.
The child was about six years old. and only lived
two days from the time he was taken sick.
The NJ. P. Church will be reopened on next
sunday, as they are through repairing and paiut-
cit H,r
Tagg aud Dorsey Blake will offciate at the ser
vices. Rev. Blake was our former pastor and
was much liked by all who knew him.
Leonal Hands will discontinue mis- livery busi-
ness at the FIRST Of the year, he is tired Of that
kind Of work.
VIM Morris went to Philadelphia to view the
national bali game played there by the Athletics
and Chicago.
Daniel Lyons seems greatly improved the past
monih He has been able to attend church SER
vices at times.
John Gray has two more chSldreu sick with
that dreadful disease diphtheria.
Mps Annie Short, wife Of Thos. Short, living
about three miles of this place went to visit her
ueice in Frederick on Monday after taking her
husband to Harrington, and on leaving her
neice's home she seemed to be in good health
and spirits, and shortly afterward was found
crouched up in her carriage with both wrists
slashed writhiug in great agony as she had also
swallowed portion Of carbolic acid She died
three hours later. The general belief of the pee
pie is that she thought by cutting her wrists
would not kill her so she drank the acid. Her
people know no reason for her crime inflicted
on herself, After found she was hurried back to
Frederica, where she died three hours later in
great agony. She was about hfty years aud
leaves a husband weo is a fisherman at Bowers
Beach, and two sons to mourn her loss.
Greenwood NJ. P. Church Rev. E. 5. Focks
pastor, will be reopened next Sunday. Oct 2srd,
with special ministers assisting. big day is
planned for and large attendance anticipated
$50 a. m. Sunday School Rally.
1890 a. m. Preaching by Rev. Dorsey Blake,
an ex-pastor
8 D. m. Platform meeting
10 min. speech by Or. F. 7. Tasg.
Rev. Mr.. Redmau.
Rev, Mr.. Blake.
Genivivie Richards.
Violin solo by Mr. Will Lynch.
700 p. m. Song service and rally.
7.30 D. m Preaching by Rev. F. T. Tagg, D. d.
Special music, the choir during the day.