Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
GREENBOOD'S CHRISTMAS BUDGET

With this issue of the Chronicle we
VIII usher in the new year, and TO
many 1t will bring happiness, while
some homes will be filled with sad
ness. owing to the recent deaths of
loved ones.
A number of persons have moved
INTO thelr new homes in Greenwood
this week. A large number of nor
sons have changed their residences.
mamie HOuSe eman. of PhiladelDhia
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
j. L. Houseman.
Frank Ricards is suffering with the
lagrippe, and it is feared that pneu- /
monia may set in.
Minnie Satterfeld is visiting relatiy-
es in town.
Willard Salisbury and friend. of
wilmington, were the guests of his
parents Mr.. and Mrs Albert Saulis-
bury, during the holidays.
Misses Olive Wiley, Rhoda WILEY. |,
Lydia Lynch. Esther and Agnes Glib
son were home with their parents
during the Christmas holidays.
Harry Hastings and Bessie Dawson
were quietly married at the home of
c. G. Short of Dover, on Christmas q
afternoon by Rev. c. B. Hopkins. of :
this town. Among those from here in I
attendance were Leon Short, Mary =,
Hollis, Clarence Webb. EIma Hollis :
and Ellis Clifton. "
The people of this town had a mad
dog scare Christmas night when a dog
belonging to Charles Smith, of near
ocotts Store, ran amuck and snapped
II several persons. The animal was %
ihot five times by H. B. Horney but n
vas not killed until it was struck in su
ne mead with a brick. So far as is 40
-hoWh no persons were bitten by the b,
log. Dt
Professor Frank Knowles and Aman tn
a Ruth POllett. of Princes Ann. Md e
'ere married at the home of the mar Il
nts OF the bride on Christmas night 81.
lr. Knowles is principal of the high "a "a
ehool at Greenwood. After January "a
9TH they will be at home on the m Ia
homas Curry farm near town which ~ ~
r. knowles bought some time ago. ~ -
Mrs. LeOna Ratledge has been very 81
OK with throat trouble for the past No
70 weeks. wa
Earl d. Wiley. of Washington. has onS orne
zen with his relatives here for a SSae
eek. mas
Miss E. S. Reynolds has closed her loi !.
llinery business here and accented -
position with the dupont Company ,I1e, rrie
Wilmington nle'
John Dickerson and Millie Llovd So So
re quietly married at the NJ. E. par S,.ie .-iu
mage by Rev. J. c. B. Hopkins. on ,i,s, MS
ursday evening, December 29rd. ''iisi
lawrence Tatman, with a number
others, spent Christmas day with tnt5a tns
brother, Charles Tatman, of near srst &C.
ford Hrst
)r. ]. A. Long, of Frederick. Md =.
tied H. E. Reynolds on Thursday. bo,
: G. Cox and family spent Christ no. no.
5 with their daughter, Mrs. Cleota P'1 ~ ;
es. II
Iorace Reynolds and family spent Sst,, save
istmas day with his parents in inso,
q ~ y,raIco me-, 1ro+,,., t., .n Appe
ling on his farm. "n'
rs. Julia Lynch is recovering slow ,-r;a
a Bailey, who for several years
resided in Philadelphia, died there =,
week of diphtheria. The remains 81
brought here and interment was
at st. Johnstown cemetery. His Sin
parents survive him. Nh
lie Wiley gave a dinner marty isst
er relatives last Thursday. Those tsIos
ent were Frank Lednum and fam hund,
Lewis Ricards and family. CIar- re,, g.
Lockerman and family R. r fav
~ and family and Mrs. Charles n =
OF Pennington. "a,