Milford chronicle., 1913-02-07
LINCOLN MAN
SAWED FINGER

William P Donohue had slight stroke
of paralysis on Thursday of last week,
but is much improved at this writing
Mrs. A. B. Donovan is suffering from
a severe attack of lumbago
w. G. Kirby, who is at the Methodist
Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia, is
improving and is expected home in a
short time.
While saving wood at the home of
/ Wilbur Deputy on Saturday of last week,
William Hatgeld sawed his finger very
badly. The wound was dressed bv Dr..
Marshall, of Milford.
Nh and Mrs. Elmer wilkins are the
happy parents of fine baby girl born on
Saturday, January 25th
/ The stOrk visited the home of Mr. and
/ Mrs. Frank Donovan on Friday, Jan. 81
and left them another girl, of which they
are very proud.
William Wright lost a very valuable
horse on Sunday of last week
Mrs. Charles Beck, of Philadelphia,
has been spending the past week with
Mrs B. NJ. Cam
Miss Thelma Southard has been spend
ing the past ten days with friends and
relatives in Wilmington.
Frank Clendaniel has taken the agency
for the Krit' automobile
Mr. Stuer has bought the George r.
Clendaniel property and expects to make
it his future home.
Mr. William Smith has purchased the
bungalow OF c. {. Shew, of this place
George II. Warren bought this week
of Fred Windsor a fine horse, of which
he is very proud
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the home
of Mrs Harry C. Capehart on Saturday
evening, the 8lh inst All members are
requested to be present.
The Sunday School Teachers Study
Class will be held at the home of Mr. r.
II. Derrickson OH Wednesday evening,
at 80 D III.
The Bible Study Class will be held at
the church on Thursday evening
Geo W. Clendanie is making a big
improvement to his home by building
two porches
Mrs William B. Macklin and son,
Hubbard, are both on tue sick list.
William Calhoun, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, is improving slowly.
Many of the people of this vicinity
have been attending the revival services
which are now in progress at the NJ. P.
Church of Milford and seem to be deeply
interested
Mrs. ]. N. LeCompte spent last week
at Lewes,
Services at Lincoln as follows: Glass
meeting at 1870 a. NJ; Sunday School
at p. m; Epworth League prayer meet
ing at As p. m; preaching at 80 p III.
Extra meeting now in progress at Lin
coin.
At Slaughter Neck Church, Sunday,
preaching at 10. 80 a. M, followed by
reception of probationers into full mem
bership and class meeting.
Cedar Neck Sunday School at p m
preaching at 2 30 p. u.
The fourth quarterly conference will
I be held at Lincoln two weeks from Sat
urday, Feb 22nd.
/ DR.. r. K. Stephenson, the District
Superintendent, will preach at Slaughter
( Neck Church on Sunday, Feb. p, at
: 1880 a. IN.
Miss Dora Calhoon has nice little
/ flock of young chicken that were hatch
I ed the first of January, now running
about the yard and growing fine
/ Lincoln is now improved by two new
street lights. one in front of the home of
/ 0GO- ID. NACHttdulSi anu the OtuSI III front
/ of the broker S office.
/ Those who meet at the home of Robert
I tDerrickson every Wednesday night to
study the Sunday School lessons, find it
/ very interesting and beneficial. Lincoln
Sunday School is well attended; there
were "a adults present Sunday aud 40
children.
CLANS are plentiful down at the Bay
shore. Some of our young men were
down Saturday last and reported having
found over 200 apiece.
Mr.. J. H. Clendaniel, who is over 80
years old, is in hospital in Philadelphia
undergoing treatment for cancer; he is
getting along nicely,
Mrs. Emma Capehart and son Harry
are Philadelphia and Wilmington visitors
this week.
Many friends of Arthur Walls met at
the home of his father, Charles Walls,
to extend their congratulations Arthur
has taken himself a wife. Refreshments
were served, and all left at a late hour,