Milford chronicle., 1913-10-24
LINCOLN CITY.


Miss Urania Bennett, of Cedar Neck,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Louise
Clendaniel.
Walter Cubbage, Of Philadelphia, spent
the latter part of last week with his
parents.
W. Dallas Kibler, of Philadelphia. visi-
ted relatives in Lincoln from Friday until
Tuesday He made the trip on his mo-
torcycle.
Ray Morrison and wife have returned
after spending their vacation with rela-
/ tives in New York, New Jersey, Penn
/ sylvania and Delaware.
1 Mrs Thomas Postles, and Irma and
/ Howard, are spending the week in VIII
nington and Philadelphia
Oscar P. Johnson and wife have moved
to Camden, y. J.
Geo. II. Hatfield and wife have moved
TO their home in Philadelphia.
K. f. Curtin left on Monday OF this
week for Denver, Col.
c. Masten and wife are visiting their !
son George at Richmond, Va.
George Reed aud r. H. II. Derrick |
son made trip to Philadelphia last week. /
). 5. Cramer. of New York CITY, spent |
part of last week with W II. Clendaniel. /
Mrs. L. LeCompte, of Harrington,
ssent the weekend with Mrs. Sarah John-
son
". II. Cleudaniel spent part Of this
week at Georgetown and I.eTes inspect
ing the buckwheat crop.
Rev. W. P. Taylor and Miss Mildred
LeCompte attended the Epworth League
Convention at Dover last week.
Mrs. Samuel Hudson and daughters
Misses Emma aud Alma of Milton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with W. C. Glen
daniel and wife.
Mark Pierce, swhp has been visiting
friends and relatives here for the past
week, has returned to his home in Con !
nectcut, accompanied BY his niece, Miss
Laura Pierce.
Miss Alice Hatfield, who spent last !
week with relatives and friends in Har- :
7ngton returned home on Friday accom- I
panied by her cousin, Miss Helen Hat Z
ield, Of that town.
William Hatfield spent Sunday as the
guest of Everett Deputy.
kldred Houston and wife, of George
own, spent Saturday and Sunday as the
1uests of Elmer Swain and wife.
Miss Linda Hudson and brother George
4 Lewes, spent Saturday and SUNDAY
With Charles Walls and wife a
The people of this vicinity were alarmed A
v the cry of fire" on Monday evening a.
t this week, when the chimneys at the t
esidenees of Marshall Calhoun and Mrs. b
elle Arnold caught FIRE during the severe hi
ind storm. No serious damage was b'
one.
Don I forget the 'Hallowe'en Social" IN
'hlch Is to be held at the Lincoln Church a
lall on Tuesday evening, October 2Sth.
nder the auspices of the Epworth League. M
{. A. Macklin madea trip to Whining
N last week. N
Mrs. Mabel G. Miller gave a delight
Il birthday party this week in honor Of 81
er mother, Mrs. a. B. Pitcher, OF near
Many fine presents were gu
.ceived.
Lincoln Church services as follows to
laday, preaching at Lincoln at 10. 80 a. mi
- SUNDAY School, ? p, nj. The dele .
ite, Mrs. George Risler. to County Sun OF
~ School Convention, will read her re-
'rt 1t will be Missionary Sunday. Is
pworth League Prayer Meeting. go =.
M; at 80 p. IN, the Rally Day ser MI
&c which was postponed from last Sun he
" night on account of the rainy wea-
er, will be held Miss Barker. the rel
ate Sundsy School Secretary will speak.
Slaughter Neck-Suuday School, D. mo
. preaching, 5 p. m; I. 80 p. m, the
o delegates, Miss Nora Clifton and foI
iss Helen Chapman to the recent ED /
nth League Convention. will make their del
ports. The pastor Rev. W. TavIor Joi
Il also be present and speak on the 4
cent convention. mo
next Monday night extrs res
etings will be held in Prime Hook J
OK school house for one week sew
cedar Neck Church Sunday School. 9
n. spe
The W. {. 7. T., of Lincoln, will meet \
the home Of Mrs. W. W. Truitt next her
day night, the Path inst. Z
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