Milford chronicle., 1910-09-02
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

The work of painting the new home of
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Warren has inst
been completed. 1t is one of the pret
tlest homes IN Lincoln and adds much to
the attTactiyeness of the town. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren moved into the structure
last Wednesday.
tomatoes are bringing a fine price in
the Lincoln market. Last Tuesday thev
were selling at the station for 20 cents
per basket
Although many fine peaches are COM
ing INTO Lincoln, the general average of
the price Is hut 30 cents per basket, which
is a low price considering the season.
The Smith Mig. Co. is running full
force, and the buyers are so eager to get
baskets that they can hardly wait until
the last nail is in place before they are
after the basket.
After having spent a delightful two
weeks vacation, the Rev. w. P. Tavlor
returned home last Saturday and filed
bis pulpit at the Sunday evening service.
The largest acreage Of scarlet clover
seed TO be sown in many years has been |
planted around Lincoln this wear. The |
large rains of this season have made il |
practicable to SOW the seed without much |
danger of loss.
Frank Warren has the finest driving
mare in the country. A few davs ago he
was offered $500 for her which he prompt.
ly refused.
W. B. Macklin was in PHILADELPHIA
this week on business trip.
Our Public School will open on the 10Th
Of September. {
Miss Laura Calhoun has accepted
position as teacher at the Millsboro Pub {
olic Schools for the following wear c
Walter Truitt and wife, Of Newark, n. e
- returned home Monday after a several )
lays visit with his parents. e
Stephen shockley and his brother. Will. a
u FhlIadelphla, visited relatives and i
riends OF this place for the first time in b
fteen years. n
Miss Bertha Hanson, of Camden, N. j., il
10 mas been visiting Mrs. Mary Petit. p
'hn, returned home last Monday. te
While at work in the Smith Mfg. plant bt
st week, VIM. Curtin, Sr.. cut his an
1ger 30 badly that he was Obliged To va
ut work for few days
SheW is having new bunOslow 31v sta
It, bHilt on his lot on Washington Ave fir
le corner posts are ten feet This is the 70
st house Of this type to be built in Nj
acoln. set
a large number Of Lincoln people went Iii
colchester on the excursion last We'd ter
sday. \
The regular monthly business and so. in {
meeting of the Epworth League So tori
ty will be held at the home of Miss clos
IL Donovan Saturday evening, Sept. B. She
he meeting of the W. T. u. will be- fall.
at the Parsonage this Friday even N
, Sept End. fror
he Mezick Suigers will be present at NJ
new church Sunday. Sept. II. at the visit
lversary exercises to be held at 10 to Y
a., p. m. and 7.30 p. m. Visiting R,
listers whose nanaes will be announced from
r, will preach. A cash collection will spen
AIKEN on that day to meet bills on the NJ
rch due to be paid at once. All hold brot
II the Quilt Square will please report Y, &
amount Of money raised to the pastor Nj
nee. q y n phia
200 REWARD is hereby offered TO anyone we're
shing us evidence leading to the convic. Sund
If any substitution or dealer who attemnts MI
'e the trade with counterfeit RHErM l. pareI
t-s physicians remedy for rheumatism Mr.
ey Trouble ETC. DELPHI