Milford chronicle., 1915-12-17
GREENWOOD.
GRADUATING GLASS MAKE SAC.

GRADUATING CLASS MAKE s45.21.
The members OF the graduating class
which will graduate from the Greenwood
| High School next May are elated over
! the success Of their efforts to raise a
| fund for the graduating expenses. Their
/ entertainment held last week was well
patronized by both the people Of the town
/ and the surrounding country. The High
/ School auditorium was filled with an au-
dience that expressed its pleasure Of the
| performance by Its liberal applause, and
! the students desire to express their APP
probation Of the support given them. 1t
shows that the people are alive to the
/ best interests Of school education in this
town. The net proceeds were Si621 and
the program rendered by the pupils was
worthy Of the support. The music was
beyond the ordinary, while the recita-
tions showed good training and ability
as elocution.
The debate had for its subject, Re
solved, That owners Of property should
not charge exhorbitant prices for prop
erty used by building the DUPONT Boule-
ward The tenth grade conducted this
debate. and the affirmative side was led
by Miss Lucy Hahn, with Misses Rae
Owens, Florence Andrews and Leola
Tucker. The negative side was upheld
by Charles Conoway, Charles Hahn. Al
fred Myer and Charles Wiley The
judges were ex-representative Frank Ell
and their decision on the debate was in
favor Of the negative by division vote
Of two to one
ORANGE TO ELECT OFFICERS.
The members of the local Grange will
meet on Saturday afternoon tomorrow
at 2 o'clock in their usual place, the A.
n. Jones Han, and at this session the
election Of officers will take place
EX- GOVERNOR PENNEWlLL
DONATES ATHLETIC FIELD.
In last weeks Chronicle / sent an item
NaA
gave the land for the new school build
ing. That was an error; he received
$1,000 for the land, but he will give TO
Of land adjoining the school property,
Which is to be used exclusively for ath-
letic purposes. among which viii be a
modern baseball diamond
A fat hog owned by James Tul1 died
suddenly, under peculiar circumstances,
one day this week. He was going to
butcher It that day, ana when they went
to the pen it was dead. II weighed about
AS pounds
olive Wiley has gone to Milford. where
she has position with c. d. Abbott &
Company in the department store.
Gertrude Mcfarland, a girl Of twelve
years and weighing 200 pounds, is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia.
Miss May Johnson Of Philadelphia, is |
home visiting her parents.
W. r. Jones has moved into his new /
home this week.
Haven, Conn, is here visiting his mother |
md other relatives.
A 13-pound boy came to the home Of /
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Tatman the other |
lay; it is certainly some baby boy.
Mrs. Mary Conaway and Ralph Coma !
way left here for Panama last Tuesday /
morning. She is going there to join her !
husband, who has been employed there |
1y the government for more than two |
7ears as a carpenter. Her stay win be !
Indefinite, and depends upon how the |
climate agrees with her.
Ward zimmerman and wife from Har- I
'ington are guests Of his mother and
]. 7. Wiley was taken i'll with violent
lains in the chest last Sunday. but he is
-ery much better at this time.
Webb this week.
Hamp Truitt and family have moved
nto their new bungalow.
F. A. Porter is buying box holly and
'reaths at Greenwood, and they bring
cry fair prices. u
LYDIA Lynch and Rhoda Lynch have
cen visiting their mother.
The u. S. Engineers, who have been
brentwood, have been called in, and they
ave left for their various stations; some
! Texas and others go to the Hawaiian
stands in the Pacific.
Altha and Minnie Adams were guests
Helen Norris part of this week.
Miss Bessie Dawson gave dinner par |
? in honor Of Harry Hastings at which /
ere Leon Short, Mary Hollis, Clarence
Tebb and Elma Hollis.
Several new families will be in Green
ood after the first Of the year, as sew
al new houses are nearing completion, /
I'd they are all rented. II
one builder reports that he has now 1
ne houses ready to start building as |
On as the weather opens up so that II
ork can be done economically in the Il
ring time. III