Milford chronicle., 1915-12-31
LINCOLN CITY.

Miss Louise Clendaniel is spending tn
holidays in Wilmington.
Henry Hatfield, wife and children. o
camden, N J., are visiting relatives thi.
week.
Oscar johnson and wife. of Philadel-
PIMA have been the guests of Willoughby
Beidemau and wife
The Ladies Aid will not meet with
Mrs. Carrie Burris on Jan. 1st, owing to
sickness, but will be held Saturday, Ian.
oth, unless further informed.
Leonord Clendaniel had severe attack
OF kidney collie on Monday evening.
! Death has again visited our community
and removed from our midst William
Donohoe, one of the most honored and
highly esteemed citizens. He was DOS.
sessed of q quiet and conservative dis
position. Mr.. Donohoe passed ayaV Fri
day evening, Dec "a, about nine O'Clock.
death due to heart failure, aged n years
and two days Funeral services were
held at his late home on Monday after
neon at two o o'clock, conducted by Rev.
J. H. Gardner, and interment was made
IN the Lincoln cemetery by z. G. Reed.
Inc deceased leaves to mourn his loss. !
faithful wife and three graDdsons.
W. J. Wyatt, proprietor of the WYATT
Boarding House at Slaughter Beach. died
on Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock. ofl
Having served several wears
as proprietor of the hotel" Mr.. WYATT
was well known by the people for many
miles He was always kind and court |
eons to visitors at Slaughter Beach. |
+ uneral services were held at the Lin |
coin Church Tuesday afternoon at two
clock by Rev. J. II. Gardner. Inter
nent at the Lincoln cemetery. He is
survived by devoted widow. two sons.
,wo daughters and many friends. The
u iSCe8Ssd was member of the Jr o. Z. |.
Ihe stor6 visited the home of Robert
and left them a bouncing babv
10Y on Christmas Eve,
Inc Sunday School held their annual
-hrlstmas entertainment on FRIDAY even
ng' Exercises appropriate to the occa-
ion were well rendered.
MISS Ruth Clendaniel spent SUNDAY 1
nth her uncle at Ellendale
r.. NJ. Savage, +. H. Whitehead Ham
ton KINNEY, Hall Macklin, Leste-
iendaniel and +. +. Burris have been
visitors.
VIM. smith and family have moved to
ew Castle, where they will make their
ONE. II
Harold Shockley is spending the boli. II
ays with his parents and is Suffering III
ON an attack o, lagrippe. II
William ArgO, who was taken fo tbe III
mergency Hospital at Milford two II
eeks ago, contracted pneumonia and III
ed Monday night, Dec. 9th. Mr. Y
rgo has been afflicted since birth being .
,af and dumb. He was a member n
e NJ. Church here, faithful in his
tendance at the services of his church
III a consistent christian. Funeral ser G.
ces were held at the Lincoln Church ~
Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock y
nducted by Rev. J. II. Gardner. -
Miss Laura Calhoun is VISITING ba- -
other near Houston. .! "a
On Tuesday evening, at 7 o clock. Will IN
nj Staytou, of Milford, and Miss EN-. r.,
Webb, Of Cedar Week, were quietly ~
lrned at Lincoln Parsonage by Rev. / q.
Gardner the brides pastor officiating ne
reaching at Slaughter Neck SUNDAY - -
IU-oO a. NJ. and at Cedar Neck at ~ ~
u p. M, and at Lincoln al I. 80 D. NJ. ~
the pastor. ha
Is soon as the lagrippe epidemic is ho
lted the revival at Lincoln will begin no
The town has been saddeued nv az
moer OF deaths within the last two ~,
eks. -''' '"O Jai
he friends of Rev ]. II. Gardner re- 5S Ie
mbered him in making their Christ m VI,
S gifts, for he received a large roller 81
h which 10 gr.cs I b;a q iSi se Iat turkey by
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