Milford chronicle., 1911-02-10
LINCOLN CITY NOTES,

Four Of the finest eockersls that was ever
shipped TO Lincoln and perhaps to Sussex County
was received three weeks ago by S. c. Cubbage
from the Farview Poultry Farms. The Sire Of
these four cockeres is from EdwardI ". A prize
winner that d. w. Young refused $1,000 for at
Madison square Garden, New YOrK. These
birds are almost snow white with white ear lobes.
good mead and eyes, long back, low down tall
aud are OF The true leRhOrn type Mr.. Cuhbage
A. Sc ected 60 Of his besty old hens and placed
Ia yard with these four cOckerels and Will do
all OF MS Matching from this yard. The hens all
beng true defendants of prize winning stock he
viii certainly have a laying strain OF chalk white
eggs aud some birds that will capture the ribbons
IN ths show ring.
A large number Of friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. O..
J. COOK, of Lincoln, invaded their home on Fri
daY evening Jan. 27th, and gave them genuine
surprise on this their 2jth wedding anniversary.
Music readings and recitatiOns of a very enjoy
AOle character were rendered. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cook took upon themselves anew the marriage
vows Of % years ago, the ceremony being per
formed by their pastor Of Lincoln Church. De
liciOus refreshments were served. At late hour
the guests departed, after spending most happy
time together wishing Mr.. and Mrs Cook many
more happy years Of wedded life.
Edward MardOf aud Joseph Elliott OF RrOwns-
vile, Pa are here prospecting and are stopping
with Wilson Carlyle at his country residence at
Lincoln.
Next sunday evening r. X. Stevenson, the
district superintendent, will preach in the NJ. f.
Church. Aeeries OF revival meetings will COM
met ce at that date.
on Saturday, Feb 18th there will be a game
OF base bail between the old men and young men
OfLincOln. There Is much speculation as to who
will win.
Mrs Geo. R. Clendaniel is the victim OF rheum-
atism this week. She Is much better now, how
ever, from the use Of Rheumcure, vi hich Is ad-
vertised In the Chronicle
Last sunday evening was our regular preach
ing service, at the NJ. E. Church. goodly mum
her were in attendance The pastor, Rev. W. T..
Tayior, read the rules OF the church and gave
very interesting slscourse on them. The pastor
is very much liked by the people whom he serves
aBd we desire his return 70 this coming year.
Edward Hearn has just comp eted his home
on Fourth 81. He expects to take one otthe lair
sex soon.
zen, Geo. n. Johnson, is again abe to be upaud
around the house We hope soon to see him on
our streets
At mis- writing the cold winds from the north
sweep over hills and plains and the ground Is
covered with snow. The BAD conditions of the
Dads makes travelling the very worst.
Harry Southland found nest OF eggs under
his dwelling this week IN which the were l35
eggs. He mas been com aiming that his hens
we're notlaying, but the ina proves Otherwise.
number of the young people Of Lincoln are
working very energetiCall yQn the nautical drama
entitled Turn OF The Tide which they expect |
TO render in the Lincoln Church Han on We'd /
nesday evening, Feb 22ud The plot Is laid a.Ong /
the New England coast about Capt. kldds time /
The drama is full OF wit aud humOr with just |
enough pathOs to make Il exceedingly Interest ,
Ing throughout. The parts are well adopted to /
the persons, who take part in the play and it .
promises to be the best play Lincoln has had.
rhe characters are as follows;
Jonas Aldrich-A Fisherman Who Likes His
TOddy ........... Geo. DerricksOn.
1apl Hugh T. Morris - A Young Sea Ca plain
NJ. c. Whitehead.
1Ol EllswOrth-A Ship owner Who Likes The
Girls ...... H. +. Clendauiei.
herman Clyde ....... Captain OF The Pirates
John LecOmpte.
3Owie Knife Jack-Pirate ... Harry Marker
sting Shot Rebe-Pirate ........ Charles swain.
'epper-rhe Black Fellow WaO Is Always In
Trouble Geo. Warren
AUNT Rebecca-The Fishermau's Wife Who Is
Never Satisfied .... Ethel Warren
use Aidrich .......... The Ocean Waif
Katherine Beardsey.
lillian Lacy ...... Ciyd's deserted Wife
Irma POstles
risky. The Black Girl With No One To Love
Margal ct Clendantel.
Music will be furnished by the Lincoln Orches.
"a. The proceeds from the play is to be given TO
ne New Church.
Don't Suffer! USE RHEUM.ICUREu