Milford chronicle., 1911-05-12
GREENWOOD.

The Commencement Exercises for the
High Sc ool of Greenwood will be held
in the ". E Church Friday evening"
MAY 10, 1911 The baccalaureate ser
mon will be delivered to the class Sun
day evening MAJ q, by the Rev. 6. H.
Stockdale in the Methodist Protestant
( Church. The members OF the class are {:
Agnes Gibson, Mary Hollis, Edna Porter,
Emma Knowles and Olive " illey Judge
/ Henry c. Conrad will address the elass.
Music will be furnished by the Lewes
Orchestra. The program has been ar
ranged with considerable expense, and
while no admission fee will be charged
at the door a liberal offering will be ex.
pected. Bring your silver money, not
your nickles and divide with us,as We ex-
pect to have a good exercise.
Mr. and Mrs I. J. Long have gone to
Milford Neck for a week, with their
daughter Mrs Isaac Baker.
Mrs. O. F. Baker was taken suddenly
i'll on last Friday afternoon, and by the
advice Of DR.. W. S. Hunter, she was hur-
riedly taken to the hospital at Salisbury,
Md, where an operation was performed
in three hours after she left home. DR..
Dick at the hospital performed the oper
alton, and found that blood poison had
set in. At time of writing she is doing
nicely, but at first she was not expected
to recover.
Mrs Mary Belts has gone to Whining
ton to spend a few weeks with her hus-
band, VINO is staying there while his boat
is under repair.
DR.. W. : Hunter has purchased new
automobile, and he says he can visit his |
patients in half the time.
The whOoping cough is raging around |
here.
Carrie Steward, who has been in Bridge
vile, came home a few days ago with
diphtheria. There are quite a number
of cases in Bridgeville.
Mrs Blema Tatmau met with a very
painful accident on last Saturday evening.
She was one of the people hurt during
the explosion at this place, and has been
to wear an artificial eye, and
while leaning over Saturday night the
eve burst. She suffered awful pain. DR..
W S. Hunter removed the glass from her
eve, afterward going to the city to a spec
ialist for treatment.
Mothers Day will be observed at both
of the churches of this place next Sum
day night, May 14th, with singing and
speeches.; also an extra sermon will be
Mrs. Sallie Wiley went to Philadel.
phia last Tuesday. She had toe nail
removed, and is doing nicely at this
" riting.
J. L. Houseman entertained several Of
his frienes last Sunday; viz; Governor
David Pennewill, Col. Thos :
Curry and aunt, J. F. Hayes and wife
and Frank Elliott.
An of the stockholders of the new bank
will meet over A. NJ Jones' store. to ad.
ust some matter and select the ground
or the bank, which will be started at :
,nce.
Mrs. Minnie Cahall is in Seaford visit
ng her parents. She is going to Love :
Point for the remainder OF the summer.
Mrs Belle Lord of Wilmington, Is here
,isiting her friends, Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo.
Jordray.
Grover Lorn and wife have returned
% their home in Wilmington after a few
laws visit with his sister, Mrs. Walter
Rogers.
John Taylor has just completed his
iouse. He has remodeled and built a .
lew part.
H c. Lord and wife, Of Wilmington, p
s here visiting their daughters.
Blanche zimmerman spent week with I
ier parents here. ,
J. r. Jester and son, of Wilmington, vis-
ted at the home of Blema B. Tatman's. L
drs. Tatman will raise the boy. (